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the_climber
Jun 26, 2008, 7:51 PM
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macherry wrote: obsessed wrote: the_climber wrote: dr_feelgood wrote: the_climber wrote: stymingersfink wrote: the_climber wrote: sungam wrote: granite_grrl wrote: sungam wrote: Still, a well good comeback, what say? Not really. Now STFU, Donny. "And in other news... donny just got totally served... . . .." -MagnuS Haha! We have a new Donny. the only benefit as i see it is I'm no longer the low "ynnod" on the totem pole. True, but if we can get him typing while drunk, complete with the drunking Scottish spelling of all words it could be funny. Might even give Doc a run for his money... who knows My drunkinese has much improved over the past few months. Mostly since i left is texas. I guess that's the same as how I started drinking less after leaving Saskatchewan I can understand why you would drink while living in Sask. You can see a dog run away for days there this is true, i grew up in saskatchewan. hey, climber what part of sask. are you from?
Hey now! Don't get confused, I'm not "from" the flat land gap between Canada East and Canada West. I originally hail from Onteribble thank you!
I have a whole bunch of family in the Melfort area, and I spent 3 long brutally flat years at UofS. Good school, poor topography, and a whole tone of girls with serious mental issues and emotional instability. Yes there are stories, no I'm not telling them.
I have found that the sainest people from Saskatchewan are the old farmers, and those who have left teh land of flat fields and week long 'dog ran away' watching.
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