Club Q Q107-Loyalty Club (Southern ON Only) v2

Thanks to all for the winning words and reps.... the w*rk thing has been consuming most of my time... month end, quarter end and another week vacation coming up... Is it just me or does it seem like we need to work twice as hard for 2-3 weeks to get one week off... :shrug:

Thank you all!!! :flowers:

Good Night To All

ok peeps (god did i really just type that?)
here for a good time not a long time.
have a great night all.
friday for me tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by PLIT

There's an entire back story to this thing:

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Well, when you put it that way - yes, absolutely - I can certainly see the defence team mounting a justification around that.

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Originally Posted by psells

There's a boson with no spin over there
Which spontaneously breaks electroweak gauge symmetry.
You better start (hey) up the Tevatron
to see if we can find the Higgs Boson.

(Sorry about breaking the rhyme scheme.)

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a boson with no spin?
that can't be right!
that must be a sin.
if that were true,
a gravitron would too
would not have spin of 2

... and on that note
good night, qt's

wish tomorrow was *my* friday too...... wait a minute! IT IS!!!!

night

http://www.free-smiley.info/sleepy/s...moticons38.gif

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Originally Posted by psells

Simpson-Sears was a joint venture only in the USA. When Simpsons went under in Canada some of their stores were acquired by the Bay, I'm thinking it was in the 70s but I haven't looked it up.

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My Mother was a Manager at a Simpson-Sears in Dundas in the early 60's

Here is a quote from Wiki

Sears Canada began its operations as Simpsons-Sears Limited, a catalogue and mid-market suburban retailer, in 1952. The company was formed as a joint-venture between the Robert Simpson Company (Simpson's), an existing Canadian department store retailer, and Sears, Roebuck and Co. of the United States


In 1978, Simpsons was acquired by the Hudson's Bay Company. Under federal competition law, the partnership had to be ended, and Simpsons and Simpsons-Sears Limited could no longer share facilities. Simpsons-Sears Limited became Sears Canada, although some Sears stores continued to carry the Simpsons-Sears name on signage, and the name remained in use informally well into the 1980s.

Aerosmith Word - DEUCES

ASWW: Deuces

:nono:
Dirty little boy...

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Originally Posted by Mechman47

I just like to get a little dirty ;)
http://i.telegraph.co.uk/telegraph/m...a_1423633i.jpg

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Originally Posted by Mmmme...

I am not following this one - murder, postage meter?

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Looks more like she is standing by while he has some sort of seizure. Very odd, I can't even come up with a sarcastic reason for this ad.

I appreciate you posting this.

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Originally Posted by PLIT

There's an entire back story to this thing:

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and I was counting on you to do so psells
:lolsign:

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Originally Posted by psells

Looks more like she is standing by while he has some sort of seizure. Very odd, I can't even come up with a sarcastic reason for this ad.

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Originally Posted by feetfrown

My Mother was a Manager at a Simpson-Sears in Dundas in the early 60's

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I stand corrected on Simpson-Sears. Up to 1978 my direct retail experience consisted mostly of record stores, book stores, pinball arcades and Radio Shack. A department store meant either Towers in Oakville or Robinson's at Burlington Mall.

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