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Krieger, Bob

This Year's Scariest Costume
"What WILL we do with all the garbage?" "Apparently, re-elect them"
[A dove holding an olive branch sitting on a lit bomb in a nest]
"Hi! This is Glen Clark on CKNW ..."
[Slobodan Milošević depicted atop an Olympic podium]
"Hey babe..."
"Election this fall? Quite likely ..."
"Can you describe the man who took all your money?" "He pumped my gas ..."
"We got an organ donor here!"
Gravy Train/Liberals
"Vancouver's not boring ... We've got mountains to ski ... waters to sail and, for laughs, we've got city council ..." "... and Surrey"
"Cool, eh? Smoke?"
"You bozos are actually making us feel sorry for Glen Clark!"
Mike Farnworth's X-Ray "No spine ..."
Welcome home Fujian boat people
"Welcome to BC Stockwell Day"
To improve transit, would you rather: Pay $75? Pay 5/litre gas tax? See George Puil dragged behind a bus?
[Dove with flying pig]
Item: BC MP steps down for Stockwell Day "... because my wife didn't want our child growing up with the stigma of a father who's an Alliance MP ..."
Best Before 19th Century Arbutus Creme de la Creme
Pro Life
[Ujjal Dosanjh depicted as grilling the head of Glen Clark]
To save millions ...
"Another leak? "No ... that's the federal government's contribution."
Alliance Pensions

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