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From: gnome@oliveb.UUCP (Gary Traveis)
Newsgroups: net.travel
Subject: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: US/Canada Customs (Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: !)
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Date: Tue, 2-Apr-85 18:39:58 EST
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> 
> Right On!  Imagin the nerve of these people!  When are they going to realize
> they are a colony and start acting like it?  Didn't you tell them you were
> an American citizen?  That seems to put these third world types in their place!
> What can we expect from a bunch of backwater types that sit around drinking
> beer all day while they wait for their trap lines to be filled?  I mean, they
> are all like the MacKennzie brothers, aren't they?  Aren't they?  They aren't?
> 
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I guess you must have a cousin that is a Canadian customs orifice, uhm, officer.

Canada is a great place, and (most) Canadians are great people.  But, as
with most countries, the problem lies at the border itself -- with the 
customs people.

No, they aren't like the MacKennzie brothers!  If you have been through
the customs areas, you would know that the MacKennzies are the supervisors.

:-)


   As always, waiting to hear the sound of stamping feet...
(Actually, since this discussion is getting to be as useful as the Customs
  people I was referring to, the only place to continue this should be
  in net.flame and nowhere else.  I sure hope that this suggestion doesn't
  get anyone angry...)


From an English colony...