Was it really Anna Maria Tremonti who said this morning during the Canadian
Remberance Day (Veterans Day) observances, "...Royal Canadian Airfarce..."
quickly corrected after clearing her throat. "... Royal Canadian
Airforce...". (1355u 13655 kHz)

Oh... how I wished it was Shelagh Rogers who made that blooper!

RG

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Was it really Anna Maria Tremonti who said this morning during the
Canadian Remberance Day (Veterans Day) observances, "...Royal Canadian
Airfarce..." quickly corrected after clearing her throat. "... Royal
Canadian Airforce...". (1355u 13655 kHz)

Oh... how I wished it was Shelagh Rogers who made that blooper!

RG

Did you hear the latest boondoggle?

Our military is in desperate need of new equipment, so what to they
receive?

New uniforms.

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

You know, I heard that too. I listen to the CBC in the mornings here
in Puerto Rico, but I think it may be way she pronounces "airforce."
Remember Canadians pronounce words differently. (Or maybe we North
Americans do, who knows?) Anyway, I agree, it would have been a
classic if it had been Shelah Rodgers.
Enjoyed the interesting and heads-up post.

Marty

At least they can look the part.


"Gregg" wrote in message
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Our military is in desperate need of new equipment, so what to they
receive?

New uniforms.

--
Gregg
*It's probably useful, even if it can't be SPICE'd*
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca

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wrote:

At least they can look the part.



Already being buried in them.


POS.