OT: Stereotypical Canadian Names

[Justin Pate]

First name: Lorne
Darren
Gordon (Must be a nickname though, either "Gord" or
"Gordie")

Last name: Clark
Some weird name with no vowels, like Wyzpwcyck.

So if you ever see someone out there with the name Gordie Clark, or Darren
Wyzpwcyck or Darren Sklezycyck, you'll know he's a Canadian for sure.

[teem]

What about Duard Weese?On Thu, 14 Apr 2005 17:37:46 GMT, "Justin Pate"

[Dr. Mabuse]

"Wayne" is also a good Canadian name.

Wanda

[Trevor Stenson]

In article <1113560004....@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups.com>,
"Dr. Mabuse" <wsherr...@rogers.com> wrote:

> "Wayne" is also a good Canadian name.
>
> Wanda

Last Name: anything that starts with Mc

ie Kids in the hall

McCullough

McKinney

Hockey players:

Lanny MacDonald...ok I'll stop there. I'll "crash the whole internet"

[Dr. Mabuse]

The "Mac"s have had the run of Canada for a long time. I remember a
funny book about Canadian culture and history from the 70s, which
pointed out that our first prime minister was a MacDonald, and our
second was a MacKenzie, so a kid with those two names - say, MacKenzie
MacDonald, or even MacDonald MacKenzie - would surely have it made.

Wanda

[Cardinal 1]

Hey, Wayne and Wanda! I remember you guys from The Muppet Show! 8)

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[Dr. Mabuse]

Heheh...

Actually, Edna Boil isn't the only one who's had to audition a new
partner. Wayne and I broke up when he went off to join the Ballets
Trocadero de Monte Carlo. He said it was because my feet were too big,
but I think there was something else going on there. Anyway, I've been
auditioning all the Gords, Dougs, Darrens and Lornes I can find, but I
still haven't found anyone who can lead properly in foxtrot.

Wanda