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Subject: Re: Good for Jimbo, but what language will *he* speak? Author: Roger Buxton [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 14:44:12 02/17/03 Mon Author Host/IP: edtntnt2-port-449.dial.telus.net/161.184.179.195 In reply to: Mike Redmond 's message, "Re: Good for Jimbo, but what language will *he* speak?" on 17:35:20 02/13/03 Thu Mike Redmond said: As a final note, Margo, not to be over-critical, but I am a little concerned about your reference to Mr Prentice as "Jimbo". We are, after all, all in the same party and perhaps we should remember that the goal, after this exercise is over, is to work together to win an election. While we will all become partisan over issues as we go along, lets try to treat each other, and the people who have been brave enough to put themselves up as candidates for our party, with respect. Actually Mike, I do not think that Jim Prentice should take the nickname "Jimbo" as being disrespectful. Maybe he would interprete the name as being to familiar, like something only someone who was a close friend would call him. I seem to remember that in the old television series called Star Trek, that the Captain James T. Kirk was called "Jimbo" by the Doctor "Bones" McCoy all the time;-) [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Re: Good for Jimbo, but what language will *he* speak? Begbie 15:32:50 02/17/03 Mon Sorry, that's me again! -- Mike Redmond, 15:35:20 02/17/03 Mon Your point is valid and my reason for posting was to lighten things up. (NT) -- Roger, 15:13:44 02/19/03 Wed