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Krieger, Bob

Still the best reason to avoid Toronto ...
"Remain calm. There is no cause for panic. Everything is under control. It's just a hockey game."
"?" "Bandwagon jumping ..."
Where are Iraq's weapons of mass destruction? "Syria"
[Four Pillars]
"YOU'RE the great satan?"
This week's Van Dongen Award winner: Solicitor-General Rich Coleman DOPE
"I am not a crook! "You're an idiot"
How Americans really feel ... "Canaduh?"
IRAQ
I WANT STEPHEN HARPER, PETER LEGGE AND DAVID INGRAM
"Going once ... Going twice ..."
IRAQ
[Saddam Hussein fires a gun through his and George W. Bush's heads]
"Finally ..." NATIONAL DAY CARE
[George W. Bush depicted as a baseball hitter with the world as a baseball]
The premier's performance evaluation ... No charge ...
"Hey bud ... Seen this guy?"
"Vancouver games would be the best ever" IOC Salzburg
Best way to disarm Iraq: "You can have all our helicopters"
"I wonder if Mike Harcourt will walk again?" "I wonder if he'll run..?"
"I don't mind Chretien sitting on the fence ... I mind he'll get off on the wrong side"
[Prescription drug prices]
The "No" side's ace-in-the-hole:
"?" "We've stopped digging"

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