Wow, two posts in one day...
My brother-in -law (Ryan) has a brother who is in an indie band that are embarking on a 60 date tour, including Toronto (Lee's Palace) on Sept 13, and Montreal.
The Evangelicals Home Page
Good review of The Evangelicals in the Ottawa Sun
If he makes it big, Ryan and I want to be in his gold chain wearing posse that gets to go on stage at awards shows.
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Should I assume that the Evangelicals don't sing about evangelism?
I'll keep an eye out and hopefully catch them at Lee's.
I may even go to the Dance Cave afterwards.
It is just a name, as far as I know, the band has no religous overtones.
I met Claudia in the dance cave, funny that is where they are playing.
Umm... your Brother-in-law has a brother? Isn't he also your brother-in-law??
I'm so confused :)
Let's see...
Claudia's sister is married to Ryan, which makes him Fraser's brother-in-law, or the husband of his sister-in-law.
Ryan's brother would be Claudia's sister's brother-in-law, but not Fraser's brother-in law.
Fraser could say:
"the brother-in-law of my sister-in-law"
Claudia could say:
"my brother-in-law's brother"
Liam could say:
"my uncle-in-law's brother".
I do find it interesting that the women in Claudia's family aren't married to German men.
Dave has it all correct.
I am sure Claudia's parents still love us both, even if we are not German...
There is still one Walter child left, Bernhard is 22 now, so lets see if he can find a nice north american lady. Anyone got a hot single relative for him? He is 6'4" and good looking...
Ok, i KINDA get it now... still sounds odd... It may sound better if the term "Brother-In-Law once removed" existed...
Would you marry the sister of your brother in law? ;)
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