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Subject:Re: Happy Fourth of July, American TECHWR-Lers! From:JIMCHEVAL -at- AOL -dot- COM Date:Fri, 4 Jul 1997 13:03:40 -0400
In a message dated 97-07-04 11:46:30 EDT, STIEREN -at- SIMWARE -dot- COM (Carl Stieren)
writes:
<< Happy Fourth of July, all American TECHWR-Lers!
- Carl Stieren
- Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
<snip>
While the Yanks are away on holiday, we've got this place to ourselves! >>
'" ..Well, it relieves me that you're not just a lost American wandering
around in a fog -- "
"I'm not an American, damn it! I'm a Canadian. You English never know
the difference!"
"Sorry, sorry, sorry! Of course you're a Canadian. Do you know what
that is? A psychological mess. For a lot of good reasons, including some
strong planetary influences, Canada is an introverted country straining like
hell to behave like an extravert. Wake up! Be yourself, not a bad copy of
something else!"'
Robertson Davies, WHAT'S BRED IN THE
BONE
Kind of gives new meaning to the phrase "Maple Leaf Rag", no?
Jim Chevallier
Los Angeles
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