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"...Fleur De Lis tattoos"
The ("Flower-of-the-lily" being the inelegant but direct English translation) was
the symbol of French royalty and was later adopted by the nationalist movement
in Quebec as a national symbol. Ultra conservative, corrupt and controversial
Quebec premier Maurice Duplessis gave Quebec it's official Fleur-De-Lis flag in 1948.
"...She says, "Why are you partial to that Playboy con?When you can see me naked anytime you want?" Playboy magazine was founded in 1953 by Hugh Heffner. The magazine, which still sells a few copies nowadays, specialized in issues and interests pertaining to men, and is loaded with helpful and valuable articles written by a veritable who's who of capable scribes. It may be famous for other reasons, but I wouldn't know. "...The Golden Rim Motor InnSoft water and a colour TV" ![]() Image courtesy Corby Hart ![]() Image courtesy Shannon Warner The Golden Rim Motor Inn is a real road side hotel nestled (ever notice how places are always "nestled" in mountains?) in the Rocky Mountains of British Columbia. And for $100 for a twin bed, I'd be expecting soft water and a colour TV thank you very much. Play Song |