If it's the same Maple Leaf that I used to drink in 30 years ago then it's
full of Canadians. They just don't like admitting to it ;)
Damian
On Thu, Mar 26, 2015 at 3:12 PM, Roger Goodair r.good...@bradford.ac.uk
wrote:
Verner,
There's a decent boozer called the Maple Leaf (not a Canadian in
http://www.scribd.com/doc/260191033/Open-Letter-to-Kuwait-Capital-Markets-Authority-From-NEW-GFH-Re-Leeds-United-and-GFH
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If it's the same Maple Leaf that I used to drink in 30 years ago then it's
full of
Canadians. They just don't like admitting to it ;)
It's fairly easy to tell Canadians apart from yanks - if in doubt walk up to
them a kick them very hard in the nuts. If they are Canadian they'll
apologise
Dig deep guys!
http://bit.ly/1CC8Ic3
ttfn
Richard
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John 'Grampa' Sykes
Being canadian, I take exception to being kicked in the nuts.
A more civil and less painful way is listen to their pronunciations of the
words: house /mouth / south.
To the non - canadian it apparently sounds like moooth/ soooth etc. And
apparently we add eh? at the end of our sentences.
Back
But doing that you could also be from the Upper Peninsula in Michigan (or even
Wisconsin I believe).
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