Today I learned …

[Alyssa]

Along the same lines, Kitchener, Ontario was named Berlin until 1916. I'd like to think that doing so saved countless lives.

I actually knew that! Kitchener is pretty close to home.

[Dr. Medulla]

Along the same lines, Kitchener, Ontario was named Berlin until 1916. I'd like to think that doing so saved countless lives.

I actually knew that! Kitchener is pretty close to home.

Whimsical fifth columnist …

[Alyssa]

Along the same lines, Kitchener, Ontario was named Berlin until 1916. I'd like to think that doing so saved countless lives.

I actually knew that! Kitchener is pretty close to home.

Whimsical fifth columnist …

I don't follow...

Just thought it was weird seeing Kitchener on here!

[Dr. Medulla]

Along the same lines, Kitchener, Ontario was named Berlin until 1916. I'd like to think that doing so saved countless lives.

I actually knew that! Kitchener is pretty close to home.

Whimsical fifth columnist …

I don't follow...

Just thought it was weird seeing Kitchener on here!

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[Wolter]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

[Dr. Medulla]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

Wikipedia says Hamilton, which, according to Alyssa, is pretty close.

[Wolter]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

Wikipedia says Hamilton, which, according to Alyssa, is pretty close.

Oh, he's moved then. His headquarters was mentioned as Kitchener many times back in the day.

EDIT: no, he was born in Hamilton and moved to Kitchener when he was 2.

[Dr. Medulla]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

Wikipedia says Hamilton, which, according to Alyssa, is pretty close.

Oh, he's moved then. His headquarters was mentioned as Kitchener many times back in the day.

EDIT: no, he was born in Hamilton and moved to Kitchener when he was 2.

The point is, he probably loves liberty cabbage.

[Wolter]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

Wikipedia says Hamilton, which, according to Alyssa, is pretty close.

Oh, he's moved then. His headquarters was mentioned as Kitchener many times back in the day.

EDIT: no, he was born in Hamilton and moved to Kitchener when he was 2.

The point is, he probably loves liberty cabbage.

As long as it's never touched by a woman.

[Dr. Medulla]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

Wikipedia says Hamilton, which, according to Alyssa, is pretty close.

Oh, he's moved then. His headquarters was mentioned as Kitchener many times back in the day.

EDIT: no, he was born in Hamilton and moved to Kitchener when he was 2.

The point is, he probably loves liberty cabbage.

As long as it's never touched by a woman.

A man preparing liberty cabbage? Surely you jest.

[Dr. Medulla]

… that one of the more famous photos of the Second World War, the Soviet flag over the Reichstag, was both staged and subsequently doctored. I'll never ever believe another Marxist.

http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/hoax/phot ... _reichstag

[Alyssa]

Kitchener? Home of Dave Sim, the world's wackiest misogynist?

Wikipedia says Hamilton, which, according to Alyssa, is pretty close.

They're about an hour apart.

[Inder]

There's an interview snippet with Joe where he mentions Kitchener! I thought that was pretty neat, in a locally-grown kind of way.

[Dr. Medulla]

I'd like to break my moratorium on learning anything for almost four years (it is no coincidence that that time covers all of my doctoral studies and almost all my time in Ottawa) to say that I learned today that the Republican Party supported the Equal Rights Amendment beginning in 1940 (it was in every platform from 1940 up to 1976, then dropped in 1980) and that Eisenhower came out in favour of it in 1958. And then the mouthbreathers planted their flag against it in the mid-70s.

[JennyB]

I'd like to break my moratorium on learning anything for almost four years (it is no coincidence that that time covers all of my doctoral studies and almost all my time in Ottawa) to say that I learned today that the Republican Party supported the Equal Rights Amendment beginning in 1940 (it was in every platform from 1940 up to 1976, then dropped in 1980) and that Eisenhower came out in favour of it in 1958. And then the mouthbreathers planted their flag against it in the mid-70s.

Eisenhower wouldn't get the party nomination for dog catcher today.