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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    He'll most likely be the preferred establishment option to romney and christie, and the republican party of 2014 is much more capable of picking a candidate with real chance of winning to one who'll just throw red meat at the hardliners but can't win against clinton.
    Jeb praised the trade of our 'spy' for three of theirs and the new policy of restoring relations with Cuba. I'll vote for anyone I think can beat Clinton, but I'd like to see Jeb given a chance. I wasn't too happy with 43, but I think Jeb is a different person and would make a good president.
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    Well, he's supposed to be the 'smart' one in the family and Bush Sr. had presidential aspirations for him not his little brother, but Jr turned out quite politically savvy and took the opportunity when it presented itself.

    I think I saw him against the new policy, but wants to run for president on republican ticket after all so he has to pick some positions to the right of obama and clinton.

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    BBC News - US-Cuba shift: Opponents threaten to block changes


    Hmmmmmm, that photo showed up when I was rummaging through the BBC. First story I have read on the matter - wonder why lol? .


    No - the story doesn't discuss barber shops in Cuba - it was a bit disappointing.
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    My question is why does he have bigfoot's hair brush, I thought he lived up in Canada?
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    Quote Originally Posted by gugi View Post
    My question is why does he have bigfoot's hair brush, I thought he lived up in Canada?
    You mean the brush for "hairy back syndrome" gugi? Nah! That's a world-wide affliction .


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    I think it's a mirror lol.
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    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post
    You mean the brush for "hairy back syndrome" gugi? Nah! That's a world-wide affliction .
    Duh, being an administrator of a straight shaving forum is tough - makes you forget what the rest of the world looks like...



    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post

    I think it's a mirror lol.
    Yeah way to spoil it, buzzkill! I knew you're still a closetted cannouck and for your information bigfoot isn't even real, my mom told me - take that!
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    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post
    I think it's a mirror lol.
    I disagree with ivan on the closset canuckism, i think you are becoming americanised, they're great at stating the blindingly obvious










    Right let's wait for the comebacks...
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    Quote Originally Posted by edhewitt View Post
    I disagree with ivan on the closset canuckism, i think you are becoming americanised, they're great at stating the blindingly obvious










    Right let's wait for the comebacks...
    Well I am out - I got nothing .


    At least I pointed it out in the typically mild-mannered Canadian way though .
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    Quote Originally Posted by earcutter View Post
    Well I am out - I got nothing .


    At least I pointed it out in the typically mild-mannered Canadian way though .
    I was expecting the comebacks from affronted Americans, but i thought that would have been obvious. Perhaps you haven't lost all of the Canadian in you
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    Quote Originally Posted by Bruno View Post
    However, I never understood why the US kept embargoing Cuba? I mean, if the US can be friendly with Russia and China, what did Cuba do to deserve 50 years of blockade?
    Wouldn't that be because of the anti-Castro lobby of Cuban exiles ?

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