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Teelie
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I was going to say "What the fuck??? Elim's posting here??" until I saw the date.
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Malnurtured Snay
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CSIS?

Canadian Secret Intelligence Service? Er ... I'm not trying to make fun of what it means, it's just that's the best I could think of.

Canadian Smiling Itty Spiders?

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Quatre Winner
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I once saw the entire Canadian air force at an airshow here in P-Cola. All 4 planes was here.

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The_Tom
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Ha ha, QW.

(Actually, if all our airforce was in Pensacola, then who'd be patrolling the arctic for NORAD? Yikes. Send all our planes to Florida and those damn rogue states you guys are always crying about shove a nuke down your throat)

But I digress.

CSIS = Canadian Security Intelligence Service.
http://www.csis.gc.ca/
The scary thing about them is that we have a pretty good idea who the CIA might be spying on, but these guys? I mean, Canadian can't point to a single thing they've done recently, and its actually a relatively large and well-funded agency. I guess they take the secret part very seriously.

Then again, whatever they do, it's gotta be an improvement on the CIA, I suppose, who made a rather nasty habit of blocking FBI investigation of terrorism cases when diplomats are carbombed by the assassins of right-wing Latin American groups in order to stop those commie bastards, and opposed Clinton's State Dept.'s plans to declassify files on covert American intervention in Latin America under Nixon because it'll make heroes like CIA commisioner G.H.W. Bush look a wee bit nasty.

Wow, I digress once more.

CSIS is coming to kill us all.

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First of Two
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Maybe it's the acronym.

CSIS
Cee-Sis.
Ci-ssies
Sissies?

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Malnurtured Snay
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I came close.

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CIA
Cee-A?
See-Ya?

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[This message has been edited by JeffKardde (edited February 03, 2001).]


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Interpol

Interpolis enim silent leges

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His fall was not a small one.
We did but build his pedestal,
A narrow and a tall one.

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Fabrux
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TLE: Elim hasn't been seen anywhere on the net since October 11, 2000. At the TrekBBS or elsewhere...

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Y'know, if they changed the acronym itself to "SEALS", then wouldn't one of them be "a SEALS", and more than one be "SEALSes"?

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Teelie
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Fabrux, I know, that's why I was surprised to see a post by him here, until I read the date. Where is he at? Does anyone know?
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Fabrux
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Well, I would think that he's in his own corner of the world (about 45 min from me), but due to certain reasons, he's sealed off. I can't contact him without getting him into trouble.

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Teelie
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Ah, interesting. Boy in the plastic bubble or something?
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Malnurtured Snay
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SEALS could become both singular and plural.

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I am willing to bet they will always be known as SEALS collectively and as a SEAL singularly.

"Hi, I'm Captain Richard Martin, Navy SEALS."

No, that doesn't work.

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Irony ensues.

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