new electric assist cycling technology

De_ Vinci.


Me being a Tube wiener I though you meant Da Vinci's Inquest.
World reknown TV series. Take a look at Intelligence, essentially the same
people behind the scenes, one in front.

SN

On Wed, 10 Jan 2007 15:44:08 +0800, Friday
wrote:

Espressopithecus (Java Man) wrote:
In article ,
says...
What are they going to do, ask
pop-culture questions to screen out the foreigners?

A friend, a Canadian citizen but out of the country for more than a
decade, forgot his passport when returning to Canada a few years ago.
Immigration officials grilled him about why he was travelling without a
passport, and did he have any proof he was a Canadian. He thought for a
moment and then asked the official if he knew who scored the winning
goals in the final three games of the 1972 Canada-USSR hockey series.
My friend claims the official said "Of course, and only a Canadian would
know something like that", and let him enter Canada.

Java
--
"Henderson!"

In Australia anyone that claimed to know the words to our national
anthem would immediately be regarded with suspicion.

Friday

Dear Friday,

Fair enough, but let's move on.

Amicably,

P.D. McCormick

Friday suggested -

In Australia anyone that claimed to know the words to our national anthem
would immediately be regarded with suspicion.

The phonetic version, learnt by copying the speach patterns of numerous Oz
sports people, runs -

"Australians, all let us ring Joice,
'cos she gives head for free ..."

As the official version is so much duller, please feel free to liven up the
worlds most turgid lyrics.

best, Andrew