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Chicago is the Miami of Canada.
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Collapsible Box Xperiment[edit]
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Platinum Penis
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The Platinum Penis is the conurbation that is comprised of the southern part of Lake Michigan. It is similar to the Golden Horseshoe region of western Lake Ontario. This region is a contiguous urban area that extends from Michigan City, Indiana to Bayside, Wisconsin, and includes the cities of Chicago and Milwaukee. It has a population of 11,807,068 and, like the Golden Horseshoe, gets its name from the shape of its respective Lake.
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Useful Places[edit]
Wikipedia:Smurrayinchester's signature tutorial
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Experimental Signatures[edit]
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Articles about Wikipedia[edit]
Measuring Self-Focus Bias in Community-Maintained Knowledge Repositories
The "Let's Reference Canada in an Article that has Nothing to do With Canada" Game[edit]
- The Who song "Behind Blue Eyes" was inspired by a Canadian Professor of Political Science.[1]
- Country and western music co-originated in the Canadian Maritimes.
- An article about the northern border of the United States is written almost entirely from the perspective of it's insignificant neighbor
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