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I noticed a frosty reception between the Canadian and Russian representatives yesterday at Mandela's Memorial, now i know why :w00t:

 

 

Canada has vowed to defend the North Pole and Santa Claus, insisting the mythical figure is a citizen, after Russia ordered its military to step up its Arctic presence.

 

Paul Calandra, parliamentary secretary to the prime minister, cited Canada's claim of the North Pole to bash an opposition party in Parliament.

His postal code is H0H 0H0," he said, alluding to a mailing address assigned to Santa by Canada Post. The postal service responds each year to tens of thousands of children's letters from around the world addressed to Santa Claus, North Pole, H0H 0H0, Canada.

The main opposition New Democratic Party, however, insisted that "Santa Claus is a citizen of the world."

 

"We are defending the north further by making a claim on the North Pole," he said.

 

"We know that the (opposition) Liberals do not think that the North Pole or Santa Claus are in Canada. We do. We are going to make sure that we protect them as best we can."

 

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau agreed, saying: "Everyone knows that Santa Claus is Canadian.

 

http://www.telegraph...the-Arctic.html

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I met my wife on the dance floor .... the running man goes into drowning man goes into swimming man routing has always been a winner!

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