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We Candu Too

We're mostly gregarious and polite, Like most of you. We too have our diplomatic trips 'n bumps; We never cozied to Dicky; But welcomed ex-pat refugees For safe and sound reasons. After the jimmy-rigging, how many re-pated? And we gagged on the impeachables, all fuzzy and bitter. He called the father that asshole in Ottawa; And Pierre wore that moniker like The Order of Canada. When you're not liked by one, you're a dove. You should visit CANDU.wow It has it all. How is Supreme Leader managing? Are his... Are my people... sitting at attention. We could real news a bomb a la Kim Jong, Or flip a stone down at Port Huron. We won't. But we could if we weren't The Great White North, so accommodating, so polite, So Coo loo coo coo coo coo coo cooo! nice... (for now)
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francie-lynch
Published
Jun 18, 2018
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The thing about dictators is, you don't know you have one til it's too late.

The CANDU is the largest nuclear reactor in the world, and used for all the ingredients needed for heat and intense heat.

There are 35 million Canadians who are the biggest importers of merchandise from 35 States, south of the border. A lot of people are going to be out of work.

"Coo loo coo..." is the theme song to the Bob and Doug McKenzie show on Second City.

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