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Spellings

Started November 5, 2005 · 17,107 views · 10 posts
words and or letters
we say zed, they say zee, the nice part is the letter is not used much by either side of the border. Another one is Cheque, which they spell check, although many here in Canada spell it either way.
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This might help us find the answer. :D

http://www.angelfire.com/wi/2brains/

I think Canadians are right brained . :? :D
Maybe some French influence there as well?
Actually the Rhinoceros party got quite a few votes when they ran in the federal elections. They were a spoof party, but the trick was that they tried to get the people who were fed up with all of the parties to vote for them as a anti-vote. Some of the people that ran under their banner were very well known people in their cities, (just all around good guys, comedians, etc, who did not take politics seriously, ) like Hugh Arscott ( a well known businessman and somewhat of a clown) in Saskatoon. He actually got a lot of votes, never ever came close to winning, but at least the people went out and voted. (75-80 percent). Every one of their platforms were totally hilarious.
Boy, Canuckistanian, you sure got me there! :D . And as far a pronouncing words, just listen to how our Southern brothers and sisters talk :lol: And the Rhinoceros Party? Were they a serious party or sort of off the cuff? Chuck... 8)

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sorry
the above post was by me.
Forgot I had logged out. :)
Great story...and article. Thanks.
Thanks
thanks for the article on Hugh. I did not know that about him, even though we lived in Saskatoon for quite a few years, and I went to the U of S. Very appropriate timing since it is coming up on Remembrance Day.
Thanks :)
Some people make a huge impression in ones life. Hugh was that kind of person for me.
I was born and I lived most of my life in Saskatoon.
My dream is to one day go back.
Sylvia
Great sentiment Sylvia. That was perfect. It does take all kinds of people to make the world special for us. And it looks like Hugh would have been one of those guys that you would have wanted to know and be friends with.

Thanks again... Tom