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cricker81

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YAY!!!!!! No more Casey LeBlanc! It's about time! I don't know how she made it as far as she did. Every telephone in N.B must've been voting for her. Not me, even if I was still in N.B. ! Crazy Maritimers! haha

Speaking of Maritimers, one thing about being from a teeny tiny town in a teeny tiny province is having a "maritime mother." Everyone who hails from "out east" knows exactly what I'm talking about. Now there is no exact definition of a maritime mother, but to mimic the style of Jeff Foxworthy (you might be a redneck) I've composed a short list.

You might be a "maritime mother" if........
- you think your daughter should wear an alarm around her neck when walking in broad daylight
- you think that standing on the corner at 6:00 p.m. is "dangerous"
- you pull the bus stop signal in awe, exclaiming "whats this?"
- when asked where your daughter lives, you simply exclaim "across the street from THE library"
- you tell your daughter to lock her doors when driving in Scarborough

That's all that I can think of right now, does anyone have some to add?

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EnkelGehuwd on

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Hmm first to mention yes, yes yes yes yes!!! No more Casey!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Next to add to that list!

-if you think the city is Farrrrrrrr away--a black hole where you, the daughter will go, and NEVER Return again (however the city is about 150,000 ppl and a 30 minute drive away)...

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newlyweds on

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I think we all know how I feel about Casey, so that goes without saying.

And, frankly, Crick, locking your doors in Scarborough isn't a bad idea...

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feisty on

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My mother was scared of me taking the bus at night................. but I was living in Vanier

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touriste on

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You might be a "maritime mother" if........you make sure your daughter is wearing a belt before she goes out on a date, and then tell her to think of her poor mother when the guy would try to undo her belt buckle

My friend's mother did that to her, and she remained a devout virgin....until she moved away from home. She never again wore a belt.

And being a New Brunswicker, I am not disappointed that Casey's gone...I think Cricker, Aubree, and Newlywed's H. do a much better job at karaoke.