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Krieger, Bob

"Risking my life for freedom for Afghans and Richmond firemen * sigh... ***"
"I wannabe a Richmond fireman if I never grow up"
The "F" word "Ferries!!!"
"Reaper?? Naa...I'm from the Health Ministry"
Things that don't matter
Best thing about the Olympics... "keeps us off the front page"
[Gordon Campbell depicted with a Care Card Visa]
[David L. Emerson depicted as Cupid]
Harper's first week:
What would Mohammed say? "Salaam!"
"I told you, you can't trust Tories!"
"Well, well... Look who's working the other side of the street..."
"*#@!! tolls..gas, ICBC and ferry hikes...I could save a bundle if only they'd steal my car"
"...because, unlike the Liberals, I have a future..."
["Hedy Fry for leader; Run Hedy run"]
Hamas celebrates
"Okay...you can unmuzzle now"
"Okay...they've finally shut up. We can vote now"
What...me Tory?
Yet...despite the Liberal + Tory screw-ups...
"Okay...we're desperate! Quick! Go get a quote from Ralph Klein!!"
"Can you look a little more threatening?"
"I'll bet Prime Minister Harper wouldn't criticize us"
"...and why a ban you might ask?"
dear Santa, Here is my list of entitlements: pony, bike, cash, pension Young Liberal

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