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Campaign bingo

Sunday, September 16, 2007 | 10:24 AM ET

As the Newfoundland and Labrador election campaign gets ready to launch on Monday, don't expect everything to be as dry as toast. One of the sources of political humour (but not friendly to the governing PCs) comes from a blog with the Bart Simpson-esque name of I.P. Freely, the anonymous author(s) of which has been posting "Danny Bingo" cards.

The game works by watching what Premier Danny Williams says, and stamping out some of the (often familiar) phrases he uses. Here's the latest one, posted Friday:

Danny Williams bingo card from IP Freely.jpg

We'll try to let you know about some of the lighter things we see out there on the campaign trail, too.

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Steve Ennis

Edmonton_Alberta

I can't believe you omitted his favourite phrase: "At the end of the day..."

Posted September 19, 2007 08:07 PM

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