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Feb 8th 2007, 3:39 pm

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dbd33

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by sinope

Good point but we have Jordan's proportions to aspire too...

The Greatest Living Canadian is, of course, Pamela Anderson.

Feb 8th 2007, 3:41 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by printer

Mistresses, wives, girlfriends, they're all an expensive past time.
Should have stayed single and saved for that Ferrari instead me thinks.

Or stay single, buy a mountain bike and be a mistress. Ker-ching!
Poor, dumb, uterus-envy-afflicted, men.

Feb 8th 2007, 3:42 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by Arris

Thanks for the advice. Hubby is in construction & our friend in Canada is also - he built his own house - so we should be alright.

We are over in the summer & hubby already has a list of things to find out, people to see etc.

Cheers Arris

Good Luck...Mike Holmes has me paranoid about the building inspectors making sure its all done to code, and having to tear down and re-do anything thats not

Feb 8th 2007, 3:42 pm

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sinope

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by dbd33

The Greatest Living Canadian is, of course, Pamela Anderson.

There is a whole plastics manufacturing industry in Alberta based on keeping Pammy sufficiently pneumatic I hear.

Feb 8th 2007, 3:44 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

I thought she had had them reduced? Maybe Im confusing her with some other bimbo.

Feb 8th 2007, 3:45 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by iaink

I thought she had had them reduced? Maybe Im confusing her with some other bimbo.

bimbo? Is that PC these days?

Feb 8th 2007, 3:48 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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bimbo? Is that PC these days?

Maybe not. Like I care.

Just calling a spade a "bloody shovel".

Feb 8th 2007, 3:50 pm

#83

hot wasabi peas

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by dbd33

The Greatest Living Canadian is, of course, Pamela Anderson.

And she's from Vancouver Island!
All women from Vancouver Island look like that.

Feb 8th 2007, 4:22 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by hot wasabi peas

Or stay single, buy a mountain bike and be a mistress. Ker-ching!
Poor, dumb, uterus-envy-afflicted, men.

Most married men are uterus-afflicted, and on a fairly regular basis. We learn "dumb" as a method of self-defence.

Feb 8th 2007, 5:10 pm

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printer

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by dbd33

The Greatest Living Canadian is, of course, Pamela Anderson.

I think she fits into the "If you've got it flaunt it" category.

Feb 8th 2007, 5:54 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by Souvenir

Exotic?

I spent a week in Bielsko Biala once. It was a loooooong week.

Bielsko Biała is not the best place to visit in POland, no wonder it was a long week...

Feb 8th 2007, 6:07 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by kasieczko

I bet you will have good time - many western Europeans still perceive Poland as an exotic place and I do believe there are reasons for it

Which places will you visit? I'll be happy to offer some help/advice if you need it, cheers

Indeed we are quite excited about our trip to eastern europe and especially meeting our relatives in warsaw, poland. We were hoping our dad would join us, but he has no interest in visiting the old country.

Thank you for your kind offer, I may have to pick your brain closer to the time that we leave.

I guess our biggest concern is whether we will be allowed to cross the poland/ukraine border from warsaw.. We want to visit Kiev where there are a few relatives of ours as well. We've heard horror stories about travellers not be allowed across even with visas, or having to pay to be allowed to cross over to the ukraine.

Do you know anything about this?

Feb 8th 2007, 7:54 pm

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Re: Quite astonishing...

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Originally Posted by willmore

We've heard horror stories about travellers not be allowed across even with visas, or having to pay to be allowed to cross over to the ukraine.

Do you know anything about this?

Da. Ven you get to ze border crossing unt ze big hairy guard points ze muzzle of his automatic weapon through ze vindow and up ze nostril, you are the repeating after me:

я є ані Потребує перекладу розвідник

Sorted, is safe as da houses, innits.

Happy to be the helpings.

Borat.