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Revision as of 14:45, 22 March 2014
As a tribute to Canada, LoadingReadyRun notes some non snow-related Canadian inventions.
Vital Statistics
Date: July 2, 2004
Category: Other
Appearing: Graham Stark and Paul Saunders
Writing: Unknown
Camera: Unknown
Editing: Graham Stark
Music: George Olsen and His Music - 'Tain't No Sin
Location: Graham's Parents' House
Synopsis
Canadians are responsible for the invention of the telephone, the gramophone, the zipper, and Trivial Pursuit, among other things.
Trivia
- Graham's mum may be a distant relation of Alexander Graham Bell.
- Errors are made, such as penicillin not being invented by a Canadian.
- The music is played on a gramophone and the slowing of the music at the end is a result of the gramophone running out of energy.
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