TERRORIST ATTACK ON AIRPORT IN HAWAII

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 02:14:13 GMT, Don Dickson
wrote:

In article oVXuc.45$793.43@newsfe3-gui,
"nick" wrote:

"Xomicron" wrote in messag

I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe
the
myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if
they
know they are Canadian.

Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid
being spat
at and abused?



A few years ago while I was in Scotland we visited one of the
fishing ports on
the east coast. All of the fishing boats were flying at least one
Canadian flag
because that was just after the Canadian gov't had kicked the
Spanish off the
Grand Banks for overfishing. Apparently the Spanish fleet had the
same
reputation in European waters as well so the Scottish fishermen were
happy when
Canada took action that they thought their gov't should have been
doing too.

We stayed at B&B's and the biggest apology I ever got was from
an owner who
originally thought we were Americans and then realized we were
Canadian. The
reservation had been made through a district tourist office earlier
in the day
and I guess the person making the reservation said we were American.

This is a common error that most Scots make. We lived in Scotland for
three years and to continuely deal with the problem. One solution that
really worked was when I siad that since I must be Americam then you
must be English. Well the habit of calling us Americans changed
abruptly
and they apologised for making the error. On the otherhand once they
knew we were Canadians we were welcomed with open arms.

Many of the
B&B's in both Scotland and Ireland would ask the person making
the reservation
where we were from. This gave us the impression that certain
nationalities were
less welcome than others.

Perhaps not. In the three yaers we were in Scotland I found on;ly
three
Scots who were not interested where we were from. So as we said we
were
from Canada they wnated to know if we knew there relative who lived in
Toronto or Vancouver etc, We had a good laugh with our Scottish
friends
over that once they realized how big Canada really was.

The Scots are one of the nicest folk we have met in our travels. Once
you have a Scot for a friend you have a friend for life. Cheers
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 02:14:13 GMT, Don Dickson
wrote:

In article oVXuc.45$793.43@newsfe3-gui,
"nick" wrote:

"Xomicron" wrote in messag

I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe
the
myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if
they
know they are Canadian.

Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid
being spat
at and abused?



A few years ago while I was in Scotland we visited one of the
fishing ports on
the east coast. All of the fishing boats were flying at least one
Canadian flag
because that was just after the Canadian gov't had kicked the
Spanish off the
Grand Banks for overfishing. Apparently the Spanish fleet had the
same
reputation in European waters as well so the Scottish fishermen were
happy when
Canada took action that they thought their gov't should have been
doing too.

We stayed at B&B's and the biggest apology I ever got was from
an owner who
originally thought we were Americans and then realized we were
Canadian. The
reservation had been made through a district tourist office earlier
in the day
and I guess the person making the reservation said we were American.

This is a common error that most Scots make. We lived in Scotland for
three years and to continuely deal with the problem. One solution that
really worked was when I siad that since I must be Americam then you
must be English. Well the habit of calling us Americans changed
abruptly
and they apologised for making the error. On the otherhand once they
knew we were Canadians we were welcomed with open arms.

Many of the
B&B's in both Scotland and Ireland would ask the person making
the reservation
where we were from. This gave us the impression that certain
nationalities were
less welcome than others.

Perhaps not. In the three yaers we were in Scotland I found on;ly
three
Scots who were not interested where we were from. So as we said we
were
from Canada they wnated to know if we knew there relative who lived in
Toronto or Vancouver etc, We had a good laugh with our Scottish
friends
over that once they realized how big Canada really was.

The Scots are one of the nicest folk we have met in our travels. Once
you have a Scot for a friend you have a friend for life. Cheers
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 02:14:13 GMT, Don Dickson
wrote:

In article oVXuc.45$793.43@newsfe3-gui,
"nick" wrote:

"Xomicron" wrote in messag

I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe
the
myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if
they
know they are Canadian.

Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid
being spat
at and abused?



A few years ago while I was in Scotland we visited one of the
fishing ports on
the east coast. All of the fishing boats were flying at least one
Canadian flag
because that was just after the Canadian gov't had kicked the
Spanish off the
Grand Banks for overfishing. Apparently the Spanish fleet had the
same
reputation in European waters as well so the Scottish fishermen were
happy when
Canada took action that they thought their gov't should have been
doing too.

We stayed at B&B's and the biggest apology I ever got was from
an owner who
originally thought we were Americans and then realized we were
Canadian. The
reservation had been made through a district tourist office earlier
in the day
and I guess the person making the reservation said we were American.

This is a common error that most Scots make. We lived in Scotland for
three years and to continuely deal with the problem. One solution that
really worked was when I siad that since I must be Americam then you
must be English. Well the habit of calling us Americans changed
abruptly
and they apologised for making the error. On the otherhand once they
knew we were Canadians we were welcomed with open arms.

Many of the
B&B's in both Scotland and Ireland would ask the person making
the reservation
where we were from. This gave us the impression that certain
nationalities were
less welcome than others.

Perhaps not. In the three yaers we were in Scotland I found on;ly
three
Scots who were not interested where we were from. So as we said we
were
from Canada they wnated to know if we knew there relative who lived in
Toronto or Vancouver etc, We had a good laugh with our Scottish
friends
over that once they realized how big Canada really was.

The Scots are one of the nicest folk we have met in our travels. Once
you have a Scot for a friend you have a friend for life. Cheers
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 02:14:13 GMT, Don Dickson
wrote:

In article oVXuc.45$793.43@newsfe3-gui,
"nick" wrote:

"Xomicron" wrote in messag

I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe
the
myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if
they
know they are Canadian.

Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid
being spat
at and abused?



A few years ago while I was in Scotland we visited one of the
fishing ports on
the east coast. All of the fishing boats were flying at least one
Canadian flag
because that was just after the Canadian gov't had kicked the
Spanish off the
Grand Banks for overfishing. Apparently the Spanish fleet had the
same
reputation in European waters as well so the Scottish fishermen were
happy when
Canada took action that they thought their gov't should have been
doing too.

We stayed at B&B's and the biggest apology I ever got was from
an owner who
originally thought we were Americans and then realized we were
Canadian. The
reservation had been made through a district tourist office earlier
in the day
and I guess the person making the reservation said we were American.

This is a common error that most Scots make. We lived in Scotland for
three years and to continuely deal with the problem. One solution that
really worked was when I siad that since I must be Americam then you
must be English. Well the habit of calling us Americans changed
abruptly
and they apologised for making the error. On the otherhand once they
knew we were Canadians we were welcomed with open arms.

Many of the
B&B's in both Scotland and Ireland would ask the person making
the reservation
where we were from. This gave us the impression that certain
nationalities were
less welcome than others.

Perhaps not. In the three yaers we were in Scotland I found on;ly
three
Scots who were not interested where we were from. So as we said we
were
from Canada they wnated to know if we knew there relative who lived in
Toronto or Vancouver etc, We had a good laugh with our Scottish
friends
over that once they realized how big Canada really was.

The Scots are one of the nicest folk we have met in our travels. Once
you have a Scot for a friend you have a friend for life. Cheers
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 02:14:13 GMT, Don Dickson
wrote:

In article oVXuc.45$793.43@newsfe3-gui,
"nick" wrote:

"Xomicron" wrote in messag

I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe
the
myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if
they
know they are Canadian.

Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid
being spat
at and abused?



A few years ago while I was in Scotland we visited one of the
fishing ports on
the east coast. All of the fishing boats were flying at least one
Canadian flag
because that was just after the Canadian gov't had kicked the
Spanish off the
Grand Banks for overfishing. Apparently the Spanish fleet had the
same
reputation in European waters as well so the Scottish fishermen were
happy when
Canada took action that they thought their gov't should have been
doing too.

We stayed at B&B's and the biggest apology I ever got was from
an owner who
originally thought we were Americans and then realized we were
Canadian. The
reservation had been made through a district tourist office earlier
in the day
and I guess the person making the reservation said we were American.

This is a common error that most Scots make. We lived in Scotland for
three years and to continuely deal with the problem. One solution that
really worked was when I siad that since I must be Americam then you
must be English. Well the habit of calling us Americans changed
abruptly
and they apologised for making the error. On the otherhand once they
knew we were Canadians we were welcomed with open arms.

Many of the
B&B's in both Scotland and Ireland would ask the person making
the reservation
where we were from. This gave us the impression that certain
nationalities were
less welcome than others.

Perhaps not. In the three yaers we were in Scotland I found on;ly
three
Scots who were not interested where we were from. So as we said we
were
from Canada they wnated to know if we knew there relative who lived in
Toronto or Vancouver etc, We had a good laugh with our Scottish
friends
over that once they realized how big Canada really was.

The Scots are one of the nicest folk we have met in our travels. Once
you have a Scot for a friend you have a friend for life. Cheers
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 02:14:13 GMT, Don Dickson
wrote:

In article oVXuc.45$793.43@newsfe3-gui,
"nick" wrote:

"Xomicron" wrote in messag

I was just wondering, is it really true that most Canadian's believe
the
myth that people in the rest of the world will treat them better if
they
know they are Canadian.

Don't Americans pretend to be Canadians while travelling to avoid
being spat
at and abused?



A few years ago while I was in Scotland we visited one of the
fishing ports on
the east coast. All of the fishing boats were flying at least one
Canadian flag
because that was just after the Canadian gov't had kicked the
Spanish off the
Grand Banks for overfishing. Apparently the Spanish fleet had the
same
reputation in European waters as well so the Scottish fishermen were
happy when
Canada took action that they thought their gov't should have been
doing too.

We stayed at B&B's and the biggest apology I ever got was from
an owner who
originally thought we were Americans and then realized we were
Canadian. The
reservation had been made through a district tourist office earlier
in the day
and I guess the person making the reservation said we were American.

This is a common error that most Scots make. We lived in Scotland for
three years and to continuely deal with the problem. One solution that
really worked was when I siad that since I must be Americam then you
must be English. Well the habit of calling us Americans changed
abruptly
and they apologised for making the error. On the otherhand once they
knew we were Canadians we were welcomed with open arms.

Many of the
B&B's in both Scotland and Ireland would ask the person making
the reservation
where we were from. This gave us the impression that certain
nationalities were
less welcome than others.

Perhaps not. In the three yaers we were in Scotland I found on;ly
three
Scots who were not interested where we were from. So as we said we
were
from Canada they wnated to know if we knew there relative who lived in
Toronto or Vancouver etc, We had a good laugh with our Scottish
friends
over that once they realized how big Canada really was.

The Scots are one of the nicest folk we have met in our travels. Once
you have a Scot for a friend you have a friend for life. Cheers
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 22:16:04 -0500, Ken Pisichko
wrote:



Ken Ehrett wrote:

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forget to use a throw away email address for replies? I know its
always safe to travel in your neighborhood since everyone there is
too
busy spitting on and abusing you to notice me.

Off your meds again are you?
Maybe a meds adjustment would prevent a fat homo named Nick Johns
from
posting these solicitations for gay sex on the internet.

---
Poor gay "nick" the stupid fat
homo wishes he hadn't written the following solicitation for gay sex.


*****
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addy you stupid fat homo.

----
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On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 22:16:04 -0500, Ken Pisichko
wrote:



Ken Ehrett wrote:

Don't limey homo junk dealers cruise the net for young arab boys and
forget to use a throw away email address for replies? I know its
always safe to travel in your neighborhood since everyone there is
too
busy spitting on and abusing you to notice me.

Off your meds again are you?
Maybe a meds adjustment would prevent a fat homo named Nick Johns
from
posting these solicitations for gay sex on the internet.

---
Poor gay "nick" the stupid fat
homo wishes he hadn't written the following solicitation for gay sex.


*****
Posted 17 July 2002: Hi I'm Nick, 42 genuine solvent gay guy
looking for Arab guys top or bottom between the ages of 21 -
38. I live in a South Wales coastal town can accommodate any
time. E-mail me at nick nick

*****

Nick the Fat Homo Declares He's a BI Bottom with New Gay Sex Ad.

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...ut put=gplain

From: "nick"
Newsgroups: alt.personals.homosexual
Subject: bi guy seeks fun in chilterns area
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 18:43:41 +0100
Organization: Webplus NEWS server
Lines: 4
Message-ID:
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Str8 looking bi-guy seeks top, must be able to accommodate, for
discreet no strings fun. Email nick.mercedes AT ntlworld.com

****

Jesus ****ing Christ, Nick! Use a anonymous nym and throwaway email
addy you stupid fat homo.

----
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 22:16:04 -0500, Ken Pisichko
wrote:



Ken Ehrett wrote:

Don't limey homo junk dealers cruise the net for young arab boys and
forget to use a throw away email address for replies? I know its
always safe to travel in your neighborhood since everyone there is
too
busy spitting on and abusing you to notice me.

Off your meds again are you?
Maybe a meds adjustment would prevent a fat homo named Nick Johns
from
posting these solicitations for gay sex on the internet.

---
Poor gay "nick" the stupid fat
homo wishes he hadn't written the following solicitation for gay sex.


*****
Posted 17 July 2002: Hi I'm Nick, 42 genuine solvent gay guy
looking for Arab guys top or bottom between the ages of 21 -
38. I live in a South Wales coastal town can accommodate any
time. E-mail me at nick nick

*****

Nick the Fat Homo Declares He's a BI Bottom with New Gay Sex Ad.

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...ut put=gplain

From: "nick"
Newsgroups: alt.personals.homosexual
Subject: bi guy seeks fun in chilterns area
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 18:43:41 +0100
Organization: Webplus NEWS server
Lines: 4
Message-ID:
NNTP-Posting-Host: m531-mp1.cvx3-c.bre.dial.ntli.net
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discreet no strings fun. Email nick.mercedes AT ntlworld.com

****

Jesus ****ing Christ, Nick! Use a anonymous nym and throwaway email
addy you stupid fat homo.

----
--multiplaza.nl.nu--

On Wed, 02 Jun 2004 22:16:04 -0500, Ken Pisichko
wrote:



Ken Ehrett wrote:

Don't limey homo junk dealers cruise the net for young arab boys and
forget to use a throw away email address for replies? I know its
always safe to travel in your neighborhood since everyone there is
too
busy spitting on and abusing you to notice me.

Off your meds again are you?
Maybe a meds adjustment would prevent a fat homo named Nick Johns
from
posting these solicitations for gay sex on the internet.

---
Poor gay "nick" the stupid fat
homo wishes he hadn't written the following solicitation for gay sex.


*****
Posted 17 July 2002: Hi I'm Nick, 42 genuine solvent gay guy
looking for Arab guys top or bottom between the ages of 21 -
38. I live in a South Wales coastal town can accommodate any
time. E-mail me at nick nick

*****

Nick the Fat Homo Declares He's a BI Bottom with New Gay Sex Ad.

http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...ut put=gplain

From: "nick"
Newsgroups: alt.personals.homosexual
Subject: bi guy seeks fun in chilterns area
Date: Tue, 25 May 2004 18:43:41 +0100
Organization: Webplus NEWS server
Lines: 4
Message-ID:
NNTP-Posting-Host: m531-mp1.cvx3-c.bre.dial.ntli.net
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Str8 looking bi-guy seeks top, must be able to accommodate, for
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****

Jesus ****ing Christ, Nick! Use a anonymous nym and throwaway email
addy you stupid fat homo.

----
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