Misfiring over and over again

The Brandon Sun ^ | Tuesday, January 3rd, 2006 | Christopher Di Armani

[Travis McGee]

"Help your family while you help your country! Win cash rewards for information leading to illegal weapons."

[papertyger]

Past the Claire Wolfe stage.

I was just thinking: the "awkward time" is over... at least in Canada.

[Lurker]

You know, it would be a really bad thing if a few thousand people starting calling this hot line with.....questionable information.

You know, it would actually be hilarious if these call takers received the names of every anti-gun politician in Canada....3 or 4 hundred times each.

Not that I would advocate anything like that, but wouldn't that give you a chuckle? I know I'd get one out of it.

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[Lancey Howard]

Canaduh - - LMAO!

[Lancey Howard]

I would never advocate such a thing either, but if somebody WAS to do such a hilarious thing, I would hope that that person would make his or her phone calls from public phones or at least from phones which cannot be traced.

[Travis McGee]

The Candians did something like that for a while, sending in bogus gun registration forms to clog up the system.

[hgro]

Canada is the home to some of the most ruthless labor bosses and the dumbest and most ruthless politicians in the civilized world.

[jmc813]

You know, it would be a really bad thing if a few thousand people starting calling this hot line with.....questionable information.

I think that would be a terrific cause to use the sheer number of freepers for. So far as I can tell, there would not be anything illegal about it.

[jmc813]

but if somebody WAS to do such a hilarious thing, I would hope that that person would make his or her phone calls from public phones or at least from phones which cannot be traced.

If the calls are coming from the US, would there be anything illegal about it?

[Travis McGee]

The tip line would probably screen out calls from the USA, I'm guessing.