She did confuse the big women's tournament with the Tournament Of Roses, but still, bonspiel!
I guess she was thinking of something like this:
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Friday, April 01, 2011
Apparently My Accounting Prof Likes Curling
In a review session today, she made reference to "bonspiels" as an example of a non-recurring cost. Now, I'm a bigger curling fan than anyone who lives in a big city should be, and I only heard of this word a couple of weeks ago. Furthermore, to the best of my knowledge, the word has not been uttered in any curling broadcast on a major Canadian network in the last ~15 years, or, for that matter, used anywhere but on the internet.
She did confuse the big women's tournament with the Tournament Of Roses, but still, bonspiel!
I guess she was thinking of something like this:
She did confuse the big women's tournament with the Tournament Of Roses, but still, bonspiel!
I guess she was thinking of something like this:
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A non-recurring cost???
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She was using the Scotties and Brier as examples, so they're non-recurring for each specific location.
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