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It appears there are several members of the bakery who live in Canada.If anyone out there lives in the Toronto area,( Brampton, Mississauga,Georgetown, Vaughan etc ),and is interested in meeting face to face, go to my profile and check out the borrowed e-mail .Hope I did it correctly.Python.
For [slap]
http://www.ingeb.org
Look around here, so far I found everything folksong and anthem I looked for. [kbecker, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
Group Noun: An apology of Canadians
http://interabang.blogspot.com/
[jutta, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 21 2004]
HB Map
http://www.geocitie...adradish/halfb.html
Show us where you are. [Worldgineer, Oct 04 2004, last modified Oct 05 2004]
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hey can one of you guys tell me the words for the cannadian anthem , cuz i got the tune in my head and i keep making up my own words and they all cycle back to clean pipes , the same goes for danny boy |
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Good idea, but it's a bit of a drive for me. Maybe [2 fries] and myself can chair a west coast version. |
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Oh Canada
Our Home and Native Land
True patriot love
In all our sons command!
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With glowing hearts
We see thee rise
The True North, strong and free!
From far and wide, oh Canada
We stand on guard for thee!!! |
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God keep our land
Glorious and free
Oh Canada, we stand on guard for thee!
Oh Canada, we stand on guard for theeeeee!
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(Thunderous applause, hockey game commences) |
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I would very much like to meet fellow halfbakers face to face. The west coast would be a good start. |
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my face your is not Canadian and has never been west of the Inner Hebrides. |
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sounds Canadian though. you sure about that Calum? |
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I had a bridie for breakfast. I guess that makes it inner. |
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A canoodle of Canadians...? |
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A touque (sp?) of Canadians? |
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I think that when we gather in any numbers they call it a hockey game eh.
Or an igloo raising. |
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If you move the meeting to Nunavut, I’ll be there. |
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A politeness of Canadians? |
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A royal mount of Canadians? |
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a yawn? sorry, only kidding. |
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If the meeting were to be in the lower mainland--pretty much gauranteed to be "half baked"!! |
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How 'bout the Ozarks? Am I the only one? |
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I've spent time in Cape Girardeau, MO. I'd count it as "Ozark". |
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Does that make you an Ozarkian? |
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How does one become Ozarkian? |
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(If there's any squealing involved, I would not be interested.) |
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I vote our next meeting takes place in the Ozarks, if just to escape the [cretin]. |
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[UB]: Don't forget the wasboard and jug! |
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If the west-coasters want to meet in a sun-and-sand zone, I'll gladly chair the meeting. |
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Traverse City? That's not too far from my corner of Michigan, (Bloomfield Hills, just outside of Pontiac). |
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If it happens near the west coast, some of us Seattleites can swing by (need a ride [bris]?). Maybe the Washingtonians can come too. I love trips to Canada, mostly for the accents don't cha know. |
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