They say that we're just average, normal Canadian kids. Young people who live in your town, attend school or work in your neighbourhood, shop where you shop, drink coffee next to you at Tim Horton's, argue over who has the best chances of bringing home Lord Stanley's cup this coming season
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This is more untrue than you know, Stephane. A member of the top thirty two can make it as far or farther than one of the top ten. Take our season, for example. Anna Cyzon, a girl who was in my group of eight, is now a correspondent alongside Ben on Etalk. I haven't heard a single thing about or from two of the top ten contestants since September.
And I guess you've brought another lesson to this year's idols. To be prudent and cautious when you're in public, because you never know where the cameras are lurking. An Etalk segment in which I bought coffee from Timothy's and walked down Queen St. was enough to teach me that. Beware, kids.
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i have a feeling that both you and diego fall into the "gone, but not forgotten" categrory. you don't have to make the top ten to be remembered.
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...we're not alone. It sounds awfully familiar in these particular circumstances.
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