I live on the top of a mountain with wild rock!
S Davis 12 september 2008
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Meta
Being me, I said another funny thing the other day.
So I attended the Town Hall discussion where Stephane Dion, the leader of the Liberal party was speaking. Afterwards, CBC radio came and asked me what I thought about the election. Trying to be neutral and non-partisan (so I can get a job in gov’t) I said, I really enjoyed hearing him speak but would like to hear all the leaders before I make my decision. Then I was asked what the most important issue of the election was for me, again not wanting to take sides I said:
I believe in responsible government.
My cohort has been bugging me since because that’s a topic we’ve discussed in our classes.
oh, and don’t tag it as “stupid”. I’m not stupid. I just sometimes say silly things.