Canadas Forgotten Capital: Ottawa »
Posted By nightcrawlerX 11 months, 2 weeks ago in Political NewsCanada isn’t in the world’s spotlight very often but most people could tell you where Canada is on a map. (Well, maybe not Miss Teen South Carolina ) Ask anyone outside of Canada what the capital of Canada is and you’ll likely be met with a quizzical frown. Why is it that Canada’s capital is such a mystery to non-Canadians? Probably because it’s a mystery to many Canadians as well…
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sumptuousdigs11 months, 2 weeks ago
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Good post nightcrawlerX. I admit, if someone said: "Quick, name the Capital of Canada!" I'd say "Harold!"
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The story surprised me a little. I thought it was about Canada's other forgotten capital.
Though, with the U S Dollar in the tank, I've got no room to pun. =( -
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sumptuousdigs11 months, 2 weeks ago
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I lived in Limbo, I forget what state it's in.
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Wasn't as cramped as that old shoe with that old woman though.
Now that nobody's mentioned it, is the picture of the logs a tourist attraction. Are those regulation logs? How many 2'x4's can you spot?
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sumptuousdigs11 months, 2 weeks ago
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Humorous comment, Georgia50.
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I went to public schools with all of my homies. The best school was in the Detroit public school system, but it was in the '50s.
We had foreign language studies, arts, music (contemporary and classics), Theater arts (we put on Beowulf in the 5th grade). The auditorium was a full theater auditorium. We had all of this along with the standard curriculum.
We moved to a small town in the '60s. It was a culture shock to say the least. In Day-Twah, my sister and I where two of maybe twenty white kids that attended Winterhalter (named for Admiral Winterhalter). In the country, we went to a predominantly white school. It sucked.
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