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Larter, John

["Titanic profit, Titanic movie"]
"Clark Kent, I presume..."
["Quebec or bust"]
[Jean Charest depicted between two railroad cars]
Dear Ralph, This is a nice future... This ain't!"
World oil glut ends...
With the majority of our MPs voting against the display of our maple leaf in Parliament, a more appropriate Canadian flag design is in order... the international flag of surrender.
[Canadian flags in a trash bin outside the Parliament Buildings in Ottawa]
"Decisions, decisions..."
[The Reform and Progressive Conservative Parties together build a tank to attack the Liberal Party]
"If you think I'm in bad shape... you oughta' see my advisers!"
Anti-deficit spending restraint explained - Any questions?
[Ralph Klein depicted as a fish]
[Beaver imprisoned in a bottle labeled "Debt"]
"No decision yet, but we've got his interest..."
"Oh, before I forget, keep an eye out for Charest... I hear he's 'lost it' again."
[Canadian Airlines plane emerges from a stormcloud]
"Well, there goes our budget windfall!!" "Easy come, easy go..."
[An eagle dangles a mouse wearing a Mickey Mouse hat]
Pre-attack reminder - Smart bombs aren't smart!
"'Ello, 911..."
"I'll take it!!!"
[Athletes jump over the barrel of a tank]
Worth its weight in gold..?
["Iraq or bust"]

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