Ay.

Prof Contracts is from Canada. Which is the only possible reason I can think of that she refers to yesterday as "last day" and tomorrow as "next day". As in "Last day, we were talking about restitution." Is this in fact a Canadian thing? Any first-hand knowledge out there?

Another reason to cherish our world's cultures.

25 Feb 05

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"Last day" derives from drinking so much Moosehead the previous day that you thought you were gonna die. "Next day" derives from the joy of knowing you have survived to get tanked on Moosehead and go ice fishing again.

Posted by: Russ Mitchell at February 26, 2005 08:41 AM
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