Saturday, July 05, 2008

It's always easier when you don't have a dog in the fight, isn't it?


Shorter John Robson: "Giving back your Order of Canada is a significant sacrifice, but it's one I'm prepared for people other than me to make."
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11 comments:

  1. Unknown3:54 PM

    "Feminist Judy Rebick said "For me, it's got a symbolic importance that it was announced on Canada Day.""

    If Judy Rebick thinks it was important, it is obvious the Order of Canada has become a joke, I would send back my Order of Canada if I had one. ;)

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  2. Mike4:32 PM

    Robson is such a twerp.

    Nice how they decided not to have the comments turned on for that one eh?

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  3. bigcitylib4:39 PM

    ...Other people that aren't obscure like him.

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  4. Dave5:36 PM

    Who?

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  5. Dave5:45 PM

    Do you mean THIS John Robson?

    The guy who stole an Aesop Fable and put his own name to it?

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  6. Sheena5:56 PM

    Is he the CNN guy that used to be a MuchMusic VJ?

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  7. Sheena5:57 PM

    "... If I had a million dollars..."

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  8. The Seer8:27 PM

    Where do you apply for an Order of Canada?

    You don't have to British to get ab OBE. Do you have to be Canadian to get an Order of Canada?

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  9. Ti-Guy12:00 AM

    Do you have to be Canadian to get an Order of Canada?

    There are honorary appointments for non-Canadians.

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  10. Southern Quebec5:57 AM

    If someone, hypothetically, (Lord Tubby) gives up his Canadian citizenship and hypothetically, becomes a convicted criminal (Lord Tubby), shouldn't his Order of Canada be cancelled?

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  11. ¢rÄbG®äŠŠ3:28 PM

    SQ: "If someone, hypothetically, (Lord Tubby) gives up his Canadian citizenship and hypothetically, becomes a convicted criminal (Lord Tubby), shouldn't his Order of Canada be cancelled?"

    Well, yes, or at the very least have poo applied to it.

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