Hans, You are our own 10-ft giant!HansV wrote:At 5'7" I can hardly be called tall...garbsmj wrote:Well Hans you are so tall that everybody looks shorter to you.
Rubber duck for Chris Greaves
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BobH
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Re: Rubber duck for Chris Greaves
Bob's yer Uncle
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John Gray
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Re: Rubber duck for Chris Greaves
I think that you are officially tall, just like the Queen has an official birthday!
(It's the Office which adds the distinction...)
(It's the Office which adds the distinction...)
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garbsmj
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Re: Rubber duck for Chris Greaves
at 5'3" everybody's taller than me, Hans.
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ChrisGreaves
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Re: Rubber duck for Chris Greaves
yep!
It's official now that people have started writing to the newspaper complaining that the govt are spending $000s on this duck when they could spend it on cans of ice-cream, but The Editor hasn't published my letter yet. Then of course the elite chime in about how this money will be paid back in spades by tourism, then writers complain about the streets being too crowded, then someone will write in about using the old canard of "fowl", then ...
Myself I hope that the provincial government will be toppled over this, then someone can write to The Editor about the Liberals being out for a duck ... For those who miss Good Cricket
(sigh!)
(Of course, the Dutch are getting their word in, too ... "Giant rubber duck coming to Toronto ‘counterfeit,’ Dutch artist claims"
It's official now that people have started writing to the newspaper complaining that the govt are spending $000s on this duck when they could spend it on cans of ice-cream, but The Editor hasn't published my letter yet. Then of course the elite chime in about how this money will be paid back in spades by tourism, then writers complain about the streets being too crowded, then someone will write in about using the old canard of "fowl", then ...
Myself I hope that the provincial government will be toppled over this, then someone can write to The Editor about the Liberals being out for a duck ... For those who miss Good Cricket
(sigh!)
(Of course, the Dutch are getting their word in, too ... "Giant rubber duck coming to Toronto ‘counterfeit,’ Dutch artist claims"
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