Thought of the Day

It seems like Canadians are more divided than ever on the Royal Family these days. According to a new Angus Reid poll, 48% of Canadians think we should cut all ties with Buckingham Palace, 46% feel the Queen is an important part of our heritage, and 6% want to hear a little April Wine.

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When I was opening a new jar of peanut butter, I thought it might feel threatened by the knife. So I had to defuse the situation. “Look, I’m not going to hurt you,” I said. “I just want to spread you on some toast.”

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I don’t think I could handle being a lumberjack. It’s not climbing trees or swinging an axe that bothers me. It’s just that flannel makes me chafe like a grizzly.

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My girlfriend must think she’s a scratch-and-win ticket. Every time I try to tell her where I was last night, all she says is: “Try again.”

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I was walking across a bridge one time when I noticed an old man leaning heavily over the rail. I thought something might be wrong so I ran up to help. That’s when I realized the old man was looking at a big guy splashing around in the murky river below. “What’s going on?” I asked. The old man shrugged me off with a wave of his hand. “Ah, nothing,” he said. “It’s just Walter under the bridge.”

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I’ve never had my appendix removed. That’s why I’m suing my surgeon for everything he’s got.

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If I was living in the Old West, and wanted to strike fear into the hearts of bad men and desperados everywhere, call me crazy – but the name “Hopalong” Cassidy wouldn’t be high on my list.

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Here’s a helpful tip… If you ever forget where you put your car keys, you might want to give Pepperidge Farm a call. Because Pepperidge Farm remembers.

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I was listening to my old Luba records on the weekend. I wasn’t in the mood to listen to early ‘80s music or anything. I just wanted a good reason to say the word “Luba.”

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The accordion is one of the oldest bellows-driven musical instruments in the world – nearly 200-years-old in fact. But here’s something you probably didn’t know. The accordion actually derives its name from the German phrase “nein der korden,” meaning “not getting laid.”

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Over the winter, I tried playing goal for our rec hockey league. But I couldn’t save a thing. I guess I should’ve switched to Geico.

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My dog hates it when I try and brush his teeth. Luckily, he really seems to love the new toothpaste I bought for him. It’s Spicy Mailman flavour.

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People always say, “It’s the best thing since sliced bread.” Really? Is that as far as we’ve come as a society? Curing polio… Splitting the atom, maybe? Nope! These are secondary to wanting to spread Skippy on two pieces of Wonder.

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Jon Bon Jovi must’ve been pretty poor growing up. His parents couldn’t even afford to give him an “H.”

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People say cards are a great way to relax. I see what they mean. The last time I was playing cards, everyone kept saying, “Go fish.” It took us six weeks just to finish one hand.

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I saw Mike Love in concert recently – and I wasn’t impressed. Don’t get me wrong. He put on a great show. But he was wearing these tiny little shorts. Let’s just say I got to see a lot more of the Beach Boys than I really wanted to.

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I was never a big fan of “Show & Tell” when I was a kid. I’m not sure what turned me off exactly. But it might’ve been the time Leon Schlesinger came to class one day and told us, “This is a poison ivy.”

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I got thrown out of the public swimming pool on the weekend for trying to pick up three girls. I argued with the lifeguard that I was a taxpayer, and had a perfect right to enjoy the pool like everyone else. Besides, where else was I going to break in my new fishing rod?

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I hate to be the bearer of bad news but Robert Palmer didn’t mean to turn you on.

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For nearly 300 years, British soldiers always used to wear red coats so they could hide bloodstains when they were wounded in battle. Now, I don’t know about you. But if it was me, and I saw hordes of French troops charging at me with sabres and bayonets, I’d rather wear some brown corduroys.