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A person from Nova Scotia. Contrary to popular belief, the schooner Bluenose was named after the people of Nova Scotia, not vice-versa. The term has been in use since at least the late 18th-century. ...I just got back from a weekend in Halifax. Man, those Bluenosers like to drink!
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A Nova Scotian, used in reference to the Blue Nose fishing, and racing Schooner, that won the Lipton's international Fishermen's Race a total of 17 times. The Ship was rebuilt to original plans as the BluenoseII, and is a provincial Icon Hey you going down to the Lower Deck? Absolutely Keith's draft is on special. Jeez you Bluenoser's drink like the fish don'tcha.
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Someone who comes from Nova Scotia. The phrase takes its name from the infamous Bluenose ship, a racing clipper which never lost a race. The Bluenose was built in Lunenburg, NS, and is featured on the Canadian dime. Bluenosers are not Newfies.
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Mike Farinacci
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anonymous
May 12, 2003
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