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Rosedale, Manitoba Joined November 2017

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Global Calgary @GlobalCalgary

3 years ago

Gene Simmons of Kiss was in Calgary on Dec. 8 — minus the armour, boots and face paint — to launch a Calgary-made spirit with Minhas Brewery called "Money Bag Vodka." #yyc

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Here's our giveaway! A 3/4" M18 impact wrench worth over $700! 3 ways to enter! -RT this Tweet -Follow @BrokenOakCo official -Put in an order at Broken-oak.com Some products have no stock, but I couldn't wait any longer. Orders will ship as soon as stock arrives

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☧ Today in Christian History @HistoricalRook

4 years ago

For anyone that missed it, I’m giving away 1 year subscription to Banner of Truth Magazine. Like the tweet below to be entered👇

☧ Today in Christian History @HistoricalRook

4 years ago

For anyone that missed it, I’m giving away 1 year subscription to Banner of Truth Magazine. Like the tweet below to be entered👇

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ph @phofermailcom1

4 years ago

I voted for #︎, and you?! This is the final battle! PEPSI VS COKE! which one do you think is the winner of THE COLA WARS?! 🍹

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Winnipeg Jets @NHLJets

5 years ago

Play tonight's OVER/UNDER Challenge for a chance to win a player signed official game puck! Will the Jets and Oilers combine for OVER or UNDER 4.5 total goals tonight? Open the app to play!

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World of Engineering @engineers_feed

6 years ago

Automatic egg cracking machine 🥚 🍳

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers @Wpg_BlueBombers

6 years ago

Live NOW Head Coach Mike O’Shea addresses the media after practice at IG Field. #ForTheW pscp.tv/w/cBh0XTU0MzI0…

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David Warlick @dwarlick

7 years ago

In the Middle Ages, Christian priests recited “hoc est corpus” (this is the body) when turning bread into the body of Christ. Because no one else understood Latin, they often mumbled it, and to many, it sounded like, “hocus pocus,” which has come to mean magic.