Moose Jaw looks like it has a pretty charming little downtown area.
You been there before?
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Moose Jaw looks like it has a pretty charming little downtown area.
You been there before?
When I hear "Moose Jaw," my first thought is Bullwinkle.
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Why are we Canada's Most Notorious City? To truly know, you have to visit our charming downtown, where gangsters and rumrunners used to operate right under the nose of a shady police chief. You have to explore our wide open spaces, like where the Besant people lived in the Indigenous healing...
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When I was a teenager, we sometimes would drive 40 miles west of Regina and make trouble in Moose Jaw. But we weren't really trouble makers so it really wasn't that much trouble.
With Air Cadets I have been through Moose Jaw several times. There is an AIr Force base just south of the city.
I remember spending one night in a Moose Jaw hotel with Air Cadets (I forget the reason). It had a pool and I remember being in there with some girls and teasing each other about removing each others bathing suits. Unfortunately that never happened. There were chaperones but they really didn't have much control of the group.
As an adult, we visited the tunnels of Moose Jaw. Legend has it they were built by Al Capone during prohibition. There is much debate whether this is true. Likely just some local booze runners.
Moose Jaw had a rap for a place to go for "adult" entertainment (before my time). Now a-days you can get $2 coins in Saskatchewan. But back when they were paper, they were not used anywhere. I heard a phrase that was attributed to Moose Jaw as a kid: "Get off the table, Mable, the $2 is for the beer".
And that is pretty much all I know about Moose Jaw.
Is it my imagination, or has every winning player this week been the contestant on the right? And a bunch of winning from last place.