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muriel_volestrangler

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2. I was about to mention hockey

Reply to Bosso 63 (Reply #1)

Thu Oct 25, 2012, 10:12 AM

Oct 2012

Only half facetiously. My cousin's son has: 2 British grandparents, who moved to Canada; and 2 Asian-American (Texan) grandparents, whose daughter moved to Canada. And he is mad keen on hockey (too young for beer).

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What about hockey and beer? Bosso 63 Oct 2012 #1

I was about to mention hockey muriel_volestrangler Oct 2012 #2

In Toronto, for example, multiculturalism IS what gives the city its character....... marmar Oct 2012 #3

This argument is so bogus, imo... Spazito Oct 2012 #4

+ like a million... Tikki Oct 2012 #7

Of course not, but the question is bogus. JackRiddler Oct 2012 #5

Geez, not this shit again laundry_queen Oct 2012 #6