— Musings —09.13.2012 10:30 AM
It’s KITCHENER, dummy
Here’s Michael Harris, aptly-named Ontario PCC MPP FOR A KITCHENER-AREA RIDING. At a PRESS CONFERENCE.
Oh my Lord Almighty, I love these guys. I hope they never, ever change.
THeir awsum!
— Musings —09.13.2012 10:30 AM
Here’s Michael Harris, aptly-named Ontario PCC MPP FOR A KITCHENER-AREA RIDING. At a PRESS CONFERENCE.
Oh my Lord Almighty, I love these guys. I hope they never, ever change.
THeir awsum!
We’re coffee drinkers in Kichener-Conesoga. We don’t like teas.
Au contraire. (Not that) Mike Harris is very fond of tea parties.
That looks like how you’d pronounce it if you were drunk, as in “I’m from Kichener and I’m so jrunk, J-R-U-N-K!”
Warren,
Quick question: Spelling aside, can you recall an opposition MPP having his very own backdrop for a QP event? Seems odd to me.
Teaparty Tim Took The T To Tease The Toronto Townspeople. They Tend To Text, Talk and Twitter The Terrible Truth To Terrify Troubled Teaparty Tim. Troubled Teaparty Tim Took The T To Turn The Tables on The Toronto Townspeople. The Toronto Townspeople Think Troubled Teaparty Tim Takes The Trivial Thoughts Trophy. Terrible Time To be Teaparty Tim.
Wow. You’re good.
aww…give the poor staff a small break…billboards dont have spellcheck:) lol
now if they are really crazy…first order of business (once elected) changing the spelling of KITchener to KIChener, who needs that T;)
The Ontario PCs will not have their backdrops governed by spell-checkers.
Another curious thing: note the use of the Ontario coat of arms. Look closely, and you’ll notice that they used it on the back cover of their Health Care “white paper” last Monday.
In my view, that’s intentionally misleading, if it isn’t an outright copyright violation. It creates the impression that a document like their “white paper” is a government publication. When used on a blue backdrop, it makes it look as though the PC MPP is a cabinet minister.
I haven’t looked into the legality of the use of the coat of arms, but if the PCs can use it, who cannot?
P.
That’s an excellent point. I should look into this, maybe I’ll use the Ontario Coat of Arms on my next batch of business cards, just because, you know, no one told me I couldn’t…