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Rocky & Bullwinkle?

Eddie Youds
Bryan Adams (retches violently x2)
Gentle Ben

the list is [almost] endless.....

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Greg Rusedski 😵

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Lennox Lewis

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Neil young
Michael J Fox
Shania Twain

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paul watson: greenpeace and sea shepherd society
alexander graham bell: phone
frederick banting: insulin
peter north: -(rh)p star
fuzzyamp: canadian dream

in friendship,
prad

ps if you really want to know see http://www.canadians.ca/ - you may be surprised who shows up there 🙂

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Hi!

William Shatner,
Mike Myers,
Kim Carey,
Dan Akroyd etc.

We need a sense of humour to live in this weather 😀

Big G.

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Originally posted by bigg
We need a sense of humour to live in this weather 😀
ya but that's only because you're in winnipeg bigG 😵

you and rgoudie have a lot in common - he's in montreal 😵

i'm not 😀

in friendship,
prad

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Originally posted by pradtf
paul watson: greenpeace and sea shepherd society
alexander graham bell: phone
frederick banting: insulin
peter north: -(rh)p star
fuzzyamp: canadian dream

in friendship,
prad

ps if you really want to know see http://www.canadians.ca/ - you may be surprised who shows up there 🙂
Alexander Graham Bell? Are you sure?!!

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Ok. Take out musicians and Film stars who made their mark in America and Sportsmen and women and you're not exactly left with an impressive list are you? (Alexander Graham Bell was Scottish!).

An even more difficult question. Famous Belgians?

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re belgians: Eddie Merckx

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Originally posted by ianpickering
(Alexander Graham Bell was Scottish!).
you should not hold the triviality that he was born was born on March 3, 1847 in Edinburgh, Scotland against him. canajians certainly don't, eh!

he invented the telephone in his father's home in Brantford, Ontario in 1874.

he is listed as a famous canadian on the website i have provided the link to (as well as others).

finally, since he was good enough to expire in Nova Scotia during 1922, obviously he died a 'canadian', which more than makes up for wherever he might have been born.


in friendship,
prad

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Billy Bishop (WWI flying ace, 72 kills).

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Originally posted by rwingett
Billy Bishop (WWI flying ace, 72 kills).
I get the feeling you collect this particular statistic. Wasn't the fellow who killed Manfred von Richtofen also Canadian?

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Then there was whathisname from Krinkle Cove who invented that thingamabob used in the whatchimcallits !!! You know what I'm talking about right ????

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Originally posted by royalchicken
I get the feeling you collect this particular statistic. Wasn't the fellow who killed Manfred von Richtofen also Canadian?
Yes, military aviation from the World Wars has always been a topic of great interest to me. Richthofen's death has been attributed to Cpt. Roy Brown, also a Canadian.