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If its for the reason I think your alluding too, Martin Luther King is rolling over in his grave. I dont think Dr King followed hockey either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twisterdog
However if your referring to how fast President Obama increased the National Debt compared to any other President, Ill agree that is historical.
And if I ever trap a beaver I will fry up the tail.
Pobrecito!!!! :D:p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by blue
Care to elaborate? Or are you just acting in a belittling and insulting fashion yet again?Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
*Edit*
Since your being condescending...
Digame en Ingles!
Someone posted this on a CBC blog about Obama's having tried a Beavertail, and how there was a special one with a chocolate "O" on it (one was even sent to the inauguration).
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Tim Horton's must be miffed by the selection of the special Obama Tail with the O of whipped cream. Timmy made a store full of O shaped donuts to honor the president...
Never seen a hockey game!?!?!??!?!
So THATS what is wrong with him. ;)
:D
canada was recognized as a seperate nation on july 1 1867, warren g harding (of ohio-my suprise there in seeing he was the first) was the first american president to visit canada, in vancouver april 26, 1923. now since harding grew up in ohio, and since we get lots of cold weather here off to find out if he saw/played/watched hockey.....
*ETA* the date was the first official visit by an american president i could find. teddy roosevelt likely traveled there given his love of adventure, just not as the american president. and harding high school in marion ohio has a very good hockey team
Not really surprising as Teddy Roosevelt was the first sitting president to travel outside the United States in 1906. It just wasn't "done." He went to Panama I think.
No. :D:D:rolleyes::D:DQuote:
Originally Posted by blue
Cant insult me in English?Quote:
Originally Posted by Edwina's Secretary
Nieszczery Gorkij moteris.
Gutes Leid… Es gibt so viele mehr wichtigen sachen, zum ungefahr zu argumentieren. Gleiches lasst sprechen, uber wie er bereits mit grosser begeisterung erdrosselt. Wir erhielten anderung ganz recht. Jeder ist gleichmassig miserbale jetzt, ausser ihm und seinen freunden selbstverstandlich. Gerade ein anderer verdorbener politiker. Sauger….
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(For German speakers... I have no umlauts or eszets available on my PC.)
C'etait un visite a Canada, ca c'est tout... :confused:
Ändern können Sie glauben, in.
Good wrong. . . . There is so many more important special to argue to the ungefahr. Same leave to speak, as it already strangled with large enthusiasm. We received change one quite right. Everyone is evenly miserbale now, except it and its befriends naturally. Straight another spoiled politician. Mammal….Quote:
Originally Posted by Puckstop31
To change you can believe, in.Quote:
Originally Posted by blue
Was auch immer ändern Ich habe links.Quote:
Originally Posted by Grace
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Originally Posted by Grace
Wow.... I butchered that up proper. LOL Babelfish is never kind to me. (I assume you used that to translate?) 20 mins of figuring out how to say that and I am hosed by a couple of clicks. LOL
Sauger.... Should have been SUCKERS! Ungefahr (missed a umlout "a") means "estimated".