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Wednesday, October 11, 2006
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6 comments:
I guess with Harper and the Conservatives, there is no reason to let the truth get in the way of self-serving revisionist history.
That appears to be the typical Conservative modus operandi, isn't it?
Hi IP. Harper's insanity finally got me off the couch.
How was rehab, Greg?
:)
How was rehab, Greg?
Fine, I am down to three voices in my head. Unfortunately, they are Harper, Baird and Ambrose. ;)
No comments section over there I see, Greg. I guess we'll all just leave them here. ;-)
Alison,
Ha! Feel free. *grin*
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