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Date:         Sun, 24 May 1998 08:50:36 -0000
Reply-To:     Larry Carter <lcarter@COWICHAN.COM>
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From:         Larry Carter <lcarter@COWICHAN.COM>
Subject:      Coming to Canada?
Comments: To: van <vanagon@vanagon.com>
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Hello; If you're coming to Canada leave your firearms at home. If customs find it, you will lose it, and have to pay a hefty fine and be detained until they get their money. This is guaranteed to ruin your trip. You won't need any weapons in Canada anyway. we're all good guys here. Most border crossings have dogs, you know the kind. so don't expect any breaks there either. I recently read in the local paper that they were getting one drug smuggler and two gun runners off every sailing of the MV Coho, which docks in Victoria harbour twice daily. Once you're here you can pretend your Canadian, nobody will ever know. Notice the courtesy, manners, and lack of tobacco smokers. I've passed through the states many times and am always surprised by the differences, particularly in the east. Larry Carter


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