-[ Quoting Richard Meic , to Dennis Menard ]-
 WE>> This is a million dollar idea.  Is Canada as New Aged as America?
 DM>> Our middle-aged and old-aged population has the new-aged beat
 DM>> hollow? But the U.S. has a larger number of them.  :)
 WE>> Don't get it.  Either a typo or Canadian jargon.
 DM> :)  A joke, William.  You referred to "New Agers" as "New Aged"; I
 DM> decided to interpret it in terms of "chronological age" vs "modern
 DM> spiritual move-ments."  In fact the percentage of New Agers in
 DM> Canada's probably not much different than in the U.S.
 RM> Everyone has an age, right?  So, a "New Ager" would be a new born
 RM> baby.  Or anyone who has had a birthday recently.
That is at least one interpretation ... and almost the one I chose to use;
thus, the confusion.  :)
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