Famous in Canada

Published by writing4angels in Trivia
October 13, 2009
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Apart from Dairy products being famous in Canada there are many other things to look for.

Why I Drive Barefooted

Published by ThePenofaReadyWriter in Travel
October 11, 2009
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A not-so-funny-at-the-time laughable situation which led to me being a barefoot driver.

The Words That We Use

Published by thestickman in Offbeat
September 2, 2009
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Many common words in our language have strange or unusual sources or just sound bizarre.

The Royal Canadian Mounted Police

Published by samrandom in Offbeat
August 23, 2009
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A Brief History on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, and why they are a superior crime fighting force.

Physical Comedy and Age

Published by ecrivan wordwizard in Humor
August 12, 2009
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Thoughts on physical comedy from Keaton to Lewis.

The Ten Commandments of Boosting the American Economy

Published by Butterfly Kisses in Satire
June 2, 2009
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Just an idea taken from the ten commandments in the bible. This may not depict how to handle the crises of today’s economy but will give you a reality check.

Five World Records of “Teamwork”

Published by writing4angels in Trivia
May 28, 2009
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Five world records set by a group of members.

X Men Origins Wolverine: First Draft Parody Script

Published by Nathan Grace in Satire
May 2, 2009
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I hadn’t planned to do a parody of this until I saw the film. I enjoyed it despite several disappointments in the story.
Warning contains spoilers!

Ammonites, Prehistoric Squid in Shells, and Gemstones

Published by thestickman in Science
November 18, 2008
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Ammonites that became fossilized in Alberta Province, Canada, turned into a very special type of gemstone that is exceedingly rare and beautiful. Some basic Ammonites facts and images of their shells, and jewelery made from them.

My Daughter the Diplomat

Published by Isabella Connor in Humor
November 1, 2008
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When the best laid intentions of schoolteachers in two countries get mislaid.