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Well Nugg, too rich or not it's true. In the 60s packs of three would be about right........but buy a round of quarts and everyone would be friends. Beer also solved a lot of problems around the pool table.[/quote]
Well Nugg, just for you another very common occurrence these days.
When 101 was enacted everyone fell in line with the law.
Example: I don't know if you are familiar with what we call frit-boxes, but after Bill 101 was legislation those who frequented the boxes they were ordering in this way........"J'aimerais avoir deux hambourgeois avec fromage, deux chien chauds, les deux tout garnis et un ordre des rondelles d'oingnons et deux Cokes sans glace".....six months later the same order was given as....."Je veut deux cheese burger, deux hot dog all dress, onion rings et deux Cokes, no ice.
They didn't care then and don't care now. I am talking about the every day person on the street, not the Gouvernement.
I dunno, Scratch, but that's pretty damn funny:lol:
We used to frequent the clubs in "Ull", in the 60's...........(Hull)..........If you spoke like that, some Frenchie would think you were making fun of him and the fight would be on. Always travelled in 3's or more.
Too rich!.......:lol:
Well Nugg, too rich or not it's true. In the 60s packs of three would be about right........but buy a round of quarts and everyone would be friends. Beer also solved a lot of problems around the pool table.[/quote]
Well Nugg, just for you another very common occurrence these days.
When 101 was enacted everyone fell in line with the law.
Example: I don't know if you are familiar with what we call frit-boxes, but after Bill 101 was legislation those who frequented the boxes they were ordering in this way........"J'aimerais avoir deux hambourgeois avec fromage, deux chien chauds, les deux tout garnis et un ordre des rondelles d'oingnons et deux Cokes sans glace".....six months later the same order was given as....."Je veut deux cheese burger, deux hot dog all dress, onion rings et deux Cokes, no ice.
They didn't care then and don't care now. I am talking about the every day person on the street, not the Gouvernement.
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