Kevin Smith the Elder wrote:
. And if you tick us off, we may have to come down
there
> and steal your women.
Actually, this town has so many beautiful women we probably
wouldn't miss a few & it's only fair that we do our best
to help our Commonwealth cousins. Of course, that's something
you'd have to take up with the women themselves, on an
individual basis.
Kevin also said :
>
> But it is rather perplexing, I admit, all the K
names from the Great
> White North popping up lately here. there's the
other Kevin, me,
> Kerry and now Keith. And we'll probably be hearing
from Kent from
> Winnipeg soon.
>
> And, come to think of it, Ross Macdonald's real
first name was
Kenneth.
>
> --
It's not just the K names but the number of Kevin Smiths from
Kanada that's starting to get scary. You are different
people, right? (If you guys had a more normal name like mine
it wouldn't be such a big surprise to come across 2 of you in
one place). And just to get the road back on the show, ie,
back on topic I've just begun to wonder what HB/noir novels
deal with a doppelganger theme. Right now, I can't think of
any but I'm sure there must be some & probably some well
known ones (& probably one or two I've read).
Rene (who does try stay on topic, even if it ain't always
apparent) PS - We Australians aren't renowned for our
sensitivity, unlike our Canadian cuzzes.
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