Norris, Len

"Of course Henry's upset about it ... he doesn't have a job he can quit."
"Know why I'm not busy?..most of them now have credit cards."
"My wife doesn't understand genetic engineering ..."
"Large paperweight souvenir for Prime Minister Gorton, medium large for Trudeau, small for Pompidou, medium for Wilson, medium large for Brandt, pebble for Franco ..."
"... then he got to thinking about all those politicians thinking about him ..."
"The government's right, you know ... give rioters and ruffians a nice civic square to hold their riots in and you'll have ruffians rioting in civic squares."
"Married, four children ... I must admit, to this point you've drawn a legitimate parallel ..."
"It's a lofty ideal ... but I'm afraid they'll never reform Rodney from matching wits with the Receiver General."
"I thought Nixon's stand of not letting street demonstrations dictate government policy made sense ..."
"We're not sure, but we've narrowed it down to a side effect of something he bathed in, ate, breathed, drank, handled, looked at or thought of."
"The Russians must be spending a fortune on their space program ... using welders as cosmonaunts."
"... and in retaliation, Henry and I plan to snub Paris this year."
"... and Mr. Shrum says unless you do something about inflation he'll put my Hydro rates up."
"... yes, you're absolutely safe dear ... no possible way it could harm you, you have my word, mother. By the way, how's the weather in Miami?"
"Not to worry George! If the Americans cause an earthquake and a tidal wave with their bomb test, Canada is holding them responsible ..."
"Forget the Dynamic Society and the Good Life ... you're confusing politics with facts."
"I don't mind being plugged in up there, but now he's run a party line into my wallet."
"It's going to come as a blow to someone who regards the party line as a legitimate data centre ..."
"You wouldn't be so flabbergasted if you read ads instead of editorials ..."
"How can you maintain that facade of calm indifference with Utopia just hours away?"
"... separating the chaff from the wheat would have been a better expression to use in front of the children."
"N.D.P. Berger? I was sure I heard the Premier say he was in Ireland."
"My son, daughter, niece and nephew don't understand me ..."
"The **** *** **** slapped me."
"You wouldn't think it to look at him ... but just last week our Freddie discussed foreign affairs with the prime minister."