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Posted by Quebec Red on May 31, 2005 at 20:34:50 from (24.37.211.87):
In Reply to: Re: OT: Females and their married names .... posted by buickanddeere on May 31, 2005 at 11:26:57:
As I have previously stated on YT Mag, I am located in the Ottawa Valley. In regards to these series of posts, at least it is very apparent that at least one of us (ME) has a correct knowledge of spelling and English composition. Your second , third and fourth phrases are obviously based on your ignorance of Canadian law. Your closing sentence must be based on a whim of Mr. Harper and his spin doctors (like your handle -buickanddeere- both the General and JD are well known for them). It would lend credence to your peabrain collection of facts to state the source of your so called facts. Also, any tax money coming to Quebec also includes my contribution. As I said previously, this is not the forum for such a discussion, but I cannot allow some ignorant person to post blatant lies. So go to school and learn composition, then take a Masters in political science. Then learn about the real world. Come to the OV and I will have the southern boys educate you. Enough time wasted. You are welcome back when you have accurate items to add to the discussion.
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