If I ax u how ya r; don’ be sayin’ good good….one will do —trailer park supervisor

This article appears in Feb 26 – Mar 4, 2015.

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  1. Are you seriously criticising how some one else uses the English language? Seriously?

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  3. Are you sure that camping is one of the main attractions for the African-American community? My understanding is that it was rather one for the poor white proletariat, but of course I could be wrong.

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  6. OB, if you are that offended by the double good then stay as far away as you can from Cape Breton! Not only do they say good twice but they have the unmitigated gall to intersperse it with a “dear” as in:
    “How are you today?”
    “Good dear, good!”

    The horror! The horror!

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  7. Fond memories of life ‘down the shoah’… Romeo&Juliet on Cape Island:

    Juliet:Romeo, Romeo, where am ya, son?
    Romeo: I’m ovah he-ah
    Juliet: Stay where yer to and I’ll come at ya.
    Romeo(aside): Can’t wait ta git my skin.

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  9. I thought you needed at least Grade 10 to become Trailer Park Supervisor, but OB has proven us all wrong. (Or perhaps the trailer park where OB works is of a lower standard than usual.)

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  12. I’m swerving on that, swerving, swerving on that big body
    Been serving all this, swerve, surfing all in this good good
    Surfboard

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