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Canada: A Very Dubois Claim To Fame — Especially When It Comes In Ahead Of Jamaica, U.S.A. & U.K.

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by Anura Guruge
on April 7, 2024

Click to ENLARGE. Click here for the U.K. “Daily Mail” article from today.

First and foremost I will READILY CONFESS that I have no experience, whatsoever, firsthand or otherwise, of Canadian penises — & I have NO INTENTION, whatsoever (again), of rectifying it. [This also got me thinking, ALAS, that I also don’t think I have ever had any carnal knowledge of any Canadian women. Hhhmmm. That, I found a bit puzzling because, over the years, I have had a lot of dealings (ALAS (again)) with Canada.]

I find this claim very HARD to believe. Doesn’t make sense. COULD be their HUGE immigration population. IF there is to be any logical explanation, that has to be it. Their HUGE non-white immigrant population. IF not for that how can they be that much higher up from the U.S. & U.K. The French connection alone couldn’t cut that (so to speak).

Very confounding.

IF this had to do with FEMALE ANATOMY I would have volunteered to undertake some urgent hands-on research. But, not this.

I just wanted to make sure YOU KNEW about this.

Canada?

NO WAY.

Related story from the same U.K. “Daily Mail” from last year.
Link to my post related to it.

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Things I Would Never Know IF Not For The U.K. “Daily Mail” Which I Read, Online, Multiple Times A Day.

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by Anura Guruge
on February 16, 2023

Click to ENLARGE. Click here for the U.K. “Daily Mail” article from today.

I doubt whether this IMPORTANT news would have ever made it to CNBC, MSNBC or CNN — my other 3 sources of news. I would have been such a shame to have missed it.

This is why I make a point of reading the U.K. “Daily Mail”, online, multiple times a day. I want to make sure I don’t miss anything.

I started reading the Daily Mail as a young adult in the mid-1970s — while living in the U.K. It was the best compromise between a serious paper, e.g., The Times, & an out-and-out tabloid, e.g., the Sun. I was busy & didn’t have that much time to read a paper. I didn’t commute by bus or train so I had to get my reading done around breakfast before starting a hectic day. Yes, of course, per the then custom, I had the paper delivered — through the mail slot in the front door. It would be lying there for me, 6 days a week, by 7am. On Sundays, I did get the Sunday Times & maybe the Sunday Sun delivered!

Bottom line is that I and the Daily Mail go back nearly 50 years! Wow. That is sobering.