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Lev. 25:44 states that I may indeed possess slaves, both male and female, provided they are purchased from neighboring nations. A friend of mine claims that this applies to Mexicans, but not Canadians. Can you clarify? Why can't I own Canadians?
-Unknown internet figure
Peace,Paul
the Act Against Slavery, Upper Canada, 1793 ?
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Originally Posted by Alien5
Meh. I have Jesus on my side. :mellow:
-bd
It's much better to lease your Canuk and buy your Albanians.
Canadians tend to depreciate very quickly and have a higher than normal failure rate after the third year.
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Originally Posted by clocker
You're right. I looked up a used Canadians value, in Kelley Blue Book...next to
nothing!
-Paul
Considering the British used to own them all, do you really want our sloppy seconds?
Just one. I would like him to cut off the crust...on me toated cheese.Quote:
Originally Posted by jimbo12345
I would also like him/her to make me fries with brown gravy.
That is all.
-bd
The real reason is because, following the signing of the peace deal from 1758...signed at the famous Harrison Hot Springs ( That was named after a famous guitarist that used to play for the Beatles)..all Canadians are actually owned by the Dutch; as is also New York. They gave parts of Australia and all of New Zealand for the right to "own"Canadians.. Up until this day, that's how the status quo rests...Quote:
Originally Posted by brotherdoobie