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Krieger, Bob

"Nice to see honour among thieves"
In lieu of hockey:
"So... if not Chretien or you... who the hell's been in charge for the past 12 years??
[Paul Martin depicted shackled to a ball labeled "Jean Chretien"]
[Gordon Campbell depicted offering a carrot to an unwilling child]
"Tings were done to save de country"
Then "Sheesh...broads..." Now "Sheesh...women..."
"No bereavement fares to Saskatoon but I can offer our sympathy and a hell of a deal to Hamilton..."
[Gordon Campbell offers a coin to an elderly woman]
" ... Or worse ... gay bigamists marrying poodles!"
"Boys! What did I say about hockey in the house?!!"
Snow shovel Paddle
"I, George W. Bush ..."
Judy Sgro's next job
[Homeowners grant extended]
"You're only a year old?!!"
"I'm here for the big sale on Hydro and ICBC" "Not til June"
"Come on boys... kiss and make up!"
[Gordon Campbell depicted as about to be struck by falling safe]
"Belch"
Bus stop
[Justice strikes down anti-gay marriage activist]
"Sent back to Iran? Poor woman..." "If only she stripped..."
[Gordon Campbell depicted sitting atop a large bag labeled "Surplus"]
"To prevent the risk of serious illness we're sending you home"

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