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Farewell to Jean!

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    Farewell to Jean!

    As I am sure you are all aware ( ), Canada's Prime Minister, Jean Chrétien, stepped down from his post today, to be replaced by his former Minister of Finance, and longtime rival, Paul Martin. Chrétien had been in office for 10 years.

    Now, let us remember this great politician with two of my favourite quotes:

    On opposition's complaints that Minister of Finance John Manley cannot handle the title of Deputy Prime Minister also:

    "Yes, you are right. He is way too busy. I heard that after he leaves the House of Commons (Canadian Parliament), he works part time at Tim Hortons!"

    (Tim Hortons is a coffee shop, I don't know if you have them in the States.)

    On the scandal he created by placing a personal call to the Bank of Canada, encouraging it to give a loan to a businessman friend of his:

    "Yes, it was a classic canadian scandal: no violence, no sex, and I lost some money."

    Farewell Jean! At least you were entertaining on purpose, as opposed to another head of government I know....
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    Achkerov kute.

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    • #3
      Originally posted by Anonymouse
      His retirement? Yes, we had to see it coming. He was growing old after all, and had lost some support in his caucus.

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      • #4
        what does Jean look like?
        is she hot?
        lol
        come on.. show us a picture

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        • #5
          Originally posted by jahannam what does Jean look like?
          is she hot?
          lol
          come on.. show us a picture
          Oh God. Toon al amerigatsi es yegher.
          JEAN is a french name for MALES. Not even knowing the name of your neighbouring country's prime minister. ar kezi ameriga...

          But he wouldn't be considered the hottest thing out there, no.

          One side of his mouth is paralyzed, and in the 93 elections, some idiots of the conservative party ran ads with a picture of Chrétien, on which his mouth's disfiguration was most obcious, and the voice over said: Do you want this man to represent your country?

          Those ads probably cost the conservatives the elections. Serves them right..

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Baron Dants Oh God. Toon al amerigatsi es yegher.
            JEAN is a french name for MALES. Not even knowing the name of your neighbouring country's prime minister. ar kezi ameriga...

            But he wouldn't be considered the hottest thing out there, no.

            One side of his mouth is paralyzed, and in the 93 elections, some idiots of the conservative party ran ads with a picture of Chrétien, on which his mouth's disfiguration was most obcious, and the voice over said: Do you want this man to represent your country?

            Those ads probably cost the conservatives the elections. Serves them right..
            He kind of looks like Bill O'Reilly with a stroke and after a few shots of Black Russian.
            Achkerov kute.

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            • #7
              oops
              lol my bad
              but seriously,
              JEAN sounds more like a FEMALE name
              HA!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by jahannam oops
                lol my bad
                but seriously,
                JEAN sounds more like a FEMALE name
                HA!
                Just as a rough example...ever heard of Jean-Claude van Damme?

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                  Originally posted by sSsflamesSs Just as a rough example...ever heard of Jean-Claude van Damme?
                  You should just talk to her agent directly, as she states.
                  Achkerov kute.

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                    Originally posted by sSsflamesSs Just as a rough example...ever heard of Jean-Claude van Damme?
                    lol, thank you.

                    Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Jean Cocteau and crazy french racist Jean-Marie le Pen are other examples.

                    And it's not pronounded [DJEEN] as I'm guessing you're pronouncing it. The J is soft and the ea part is pronounced A. The N is also soft.

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