On Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 12:37:35 PM UTC-5, James Nicoll wrote:
> Bizarrely, the 1960s film adaptation of Willy Wonka now figures into the upcoming
> Canadian federal election due to the Conservative Party of Canada's courageous
> opening shot, which begins with accusations that the Liberals want a majority
> and then... Well, see for yourselves.

I have been consuming a lot of Canadian content on YouTube of late, but not politics. Then again, I don't view any US political stuff either. The channels I've been viewing are "Curiosity Inc.", a guy in Edmonton who has an antiques/toys store, but got his YT fame when he bought a house belonging to a fairly well-known pottery maker (Mary Borgstrom) that had been hoarded to a significant degree and The Hockey Guy, which doesn't require a lot of explanation. Maybe the cats.

Brian

On Monday, August 23, 2021 at 1:37:37 AM UTC-4, Default User wrote:
> On Saturday, August 14, 2021 at 12:37:35 PM UTC-5, James Nicoll wrote:
> > Bizarrely, the 1960s film adaptation of Willy Wonka now figures into the upcoming
> > Canadian federal election due to the Conservative Party of Canada's courageous
> > opening shot, which begins with accusations that the Liberals want a majority
> > and then... Well, see for yourselves.
> I have been consuming a lot of Canadian content on YouTube of late, but not politics. Then again, I don't view any US political stuff either. The channels I've been viewing are "Curiosity Inc.", a guy in Edmonton who has an antiques/toys store, but got his YT fame when he bought a house belonging to a fairly well-known pottery maker (Mary Borgstrom) that had been hoarded to a significant degree and The Hockey Guy, which doesn't require a lot of explanation. Maybe the cats.
>
>

Cats and hockey? Emile Francis.

Sad news: Rod Gilbert died at age 80.

Before the Islanders were created, I was a Rangers fan .
When they traded all my favorite players, I fired the Broadway
Blueshirts and adopted the new Long Island club.

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Kevin R