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The Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1996Review
The Revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1996 The Queen's Printer has done it right. I concede that incorrigibles have accused our government publishing house of printing materials that send incurable insomniacs into Rip Van Winkle-like snoozes. Even Paul Geddes claimed, on the Rafe Mair show no less, that he did not read the Elections Act because reading government legislation "puts him to sleep." Those are the charges, you have all heard them. And I say to you they are false. The truth is, though few of us are brave and principled enough to admit it publicly, this stuff is funny. In fact I heartily recommend the revised Statues of British Columbia, 1996 - not to induce sleep, but rather laughter. A medical cure to be sure, not for insomnia but for depression. It is physically impossible to read this latest offering from the Queen's Printer without smiling or chuckling. Most will break into outright laughter. This is good stuff. You doubt me? Buy all 16 volumes of revised statues from the Queen's Printer and see for yourself. In fact, you don't not even have to delve into the depths of this colossal masterpiece of several thousands of pages to soak up the full flavour. Just reading the names of the various Acts will do the trick. I have tested this out on at least 50 people. All smiled, most chuckled, and a majority laughed. Here is just a very partial list (just the names of 70 Acts out of 494). Don't speed through it. Enjoy it and drink in every last ounce. Read the name of each Act and then move on to the next:
You see, you laughed. And if you think I made this up, I did not. I could not make thus up if I tried. Check it out for yourself. Purchase your own copy of the revised Statutes of British Columbia, 1996. All volumes are on sale now from the Queen's Printers. Copyright © 1999 West Coast Libertarian. All Rights Reserved. |
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