Reviews El's Japanese Fusion

Name: El's Japanese Fusion
Address: 2008 33 Ave SW, Calgary, Canada, I-T2T 1Z4
Telephone: +1 403-217-6796
Rating: 92

NetcandiAndy

+4.5

We were meaning to go to another Japanese place but their hours were inaccurate and so therefore closed on our trip through. This was highly aggravating, and I won't lie, it was going to affect my visit to the next place that I go to. Or so I thought.

As we were driving down the street to leave the area we stopped to see El's Japanese restuarant. We went inside and sat down and we were the only table but hey it was a Sunday night.

The location was clean but not a lot of reading material up in terms of advertising or featured stuff except for one chalkboard that had stuff on it.

The menu had a lot of items and as with most Japanese places there is word soup when you try to pick items out of the menu. We ended up having seaweed salad miso soup and a few rolls.

The portions were very good, we had enough to have leftovers for later. The Miso soup was fresh and one of the big highlights was the seaweed salad. Normally there is a lot of fishy aftertaste or small portions of which this particular location had neither. Their seaweed salad was on point.

I ordered a roll that had unagi and three cheese types in it. It was awesome, it was hot crispy, and filling.

One thing I noticed was that all of their roles were well packed with fish and not rice so you can tell the quality and love they put into their preparation.

Definitely coming back.

Jan 31, 2017

+4.5

So far, tastiest sushi in calgary. I like coming in to their place for some good sushi! It's a small sushi joint in SW. I like sushi so much and I recommend this place.

Sep 11, 2016

Xianqiong Shui

My go-to Japanese in marda loop! Place is small, I usually take out. Specialty rolls are awesome! Way better than the Globefish across the street...

Jun 05, 2016

YYCFoodie

Small authentic Japanese restaurant. They have a great selection of rolls. Service is a bit slow as it seems to be a family run restaurant.

The menu was a bit confusing but they have lots and lots of rolls to pick from. My gf and I had the volcano roll and superstar maki (this was really good and perfectly crunched). The rolls were decently portioned. The toro sashimi melted in my mouth. Oddly enough the tea is the thing I'll complain about as it was super light like water. I will definitely be back to try their other rolls!

Dec 13, 2015

L Mellor

I have yet to find a better sushi place in Calgary than Els. I'm not talking about the 'dining experience' but the actual food quality and taste. I try other places but always go back to Els....dine in or take out. They usually fill orders in 15-20 mins. One con is parking...there is parking available around back if you aren't driving a hummer or something else obnoxious...it does get pretty tight back there.

Dec 03, 2015

Kimmy W

I actually wanted to come here for E week during ABC’s of YYC, but we went to Escoba instead with my mama for her Birthday. I passed this place again going to Phil and Sebastian’s and suggested to John we had to try this place!. Tuna and Salmon Sashimi– 4 slices of tuna and 4 slices of salmon- $15.95

Nov 25, 2015

Kimmy W

I remember wanting to come here for E week, but my mama picked Escoba instead. Couldn't wait to try this place out. It's small and they don't sell alcohol (which was fine with me, John was sad). The sashimi was so fresh and no frozen bits whatsoever. The rolls were all delicious and different. The kamikaze roll was a large roll and had a great spicy sauce on top! The kiwi paradise was so refreshing and the volcano maki had chunks of fish on top as well as a nice piece inside the roll. The chopped scallop sushi had large chunks and wasn't overwhelmed by mayo. Can't wait to come back!

Nov 23, 2015

Food4thoughtz

+3.5

I've walked passed el's hundreds of times and never thought to step in. Today I was craving sushi and didn't want to go to globe fish so we decided to give it a shot. The first thing I noticed was that the restaurant was very clean. I enjoyed my chicken teriyaki bento box. The California rolls and salad were good. However, they gave very little rice and I had to get an extra side of it.

Sep 02, 2015

La Gourmande

I have somewhat mixed feelings about this place. Decided to drop by for lunch after seeing some good reviews. The place was empty when we got there which puts me off a bit, but we still sat down and ordered.
Pros: service was great. Our server was friendly and efficient. Food was also excellent. I had a bento box and my friend had some rolls. Both orders were fairly big for the price and it was good quality.
Cons: only one major con - the atmosphere. The restaurant, while in a great location, isn't very pretty. Clearly the attention is put elsewhere.
As a result I would recommend for some take out but would probably no go back for the dining experience.

Jul 28, 2015

Curtis Dell

+4.5

Love this place , excellent food , and nice staff ! We go here often for sushi and udon. It's small so go early ... It's worth it. Portion size is good too , so not pricey for what you get.

Jun 10, 2015

CeeJay West

+4.5

El's is open and friendly.. I had a sushi craving in Marda Loop but my usual hangout didn’t open for another hour. Enter the Urbanspoon Zomato app which helped me identify El’s Japanese Restaurant. Life saver!

El’s is located across the street from said closed restaurant with its own parking lot on the north side of the strip mall it is contained in.

I was warmly greeted and choose a bright, south-facing table. There is only room for about 16 customers so I will come back to see how they manage when the pressure is on later in the evening. They are child friendly and offer cartoon chopsticks that are easy for kids to use and have bendy straws for drinks. No liquor. No licence.

I ordered the Agedashi Tofu ($6.95), Spicy Tuna Tacos ($9.95), and the Salmon Avocado Maki ($9.95). The fish was fresh, the tofu slim cut and crispy, and the Salmon Avocado Maki was beautiful and had been created with care. I enjoyed it all but would not order the Spicy Tuna Tacos again. A little too much tomato flavour for my taste.

I will be back. The Lunch Bento Box offered Tuesday through Friday from 12-4 ($12.95) is my next target.

Jan 31, 2015

KellyH

Love it!. I've been to El's a number of times now, and each time it has been fantastic.
I have ordered the Salmon Ngiri sushi each time - the salmon is fresh, tender, and wonderfully presented. The ratio of rice to fish is perfect.
I really like the W. Crunch and their California Makki. Each roll is beautifully balanced in terms of texture and flavour. Everything is very fresh. I can't say enough good things about El's - they consistently serve delicious food and have great service, and are reasonably priced.

Aug 04, 2014

Foodie

+4.5

Good food and my husband says the best sushi.

Mar 15, 2014

54307

+4.5

Yummy. Best beef udon in town!!

Feb 10, 2014

May H

+4.5

Fabulous Find. It's been several months since the new owners and the renovation, and might I say that El's has had a positive change and has continuously brought me joy!!

Yesterday we started off with some delicious green tea, and the spicy tuna tacos as appetizer which were fitting for this "fusion" restaurant.
For the main, we had the Crunch Dynamite maki which was a HUGE roll that was deep fried but not too greasy, the Salmon Avocado maki which was covered in beautiful layers of avocado slices, the Oasis maki which was a cucumber roll and it came with its own special sauce and it was so fresh and delicious, then the Spider maki which is another gigantic roll with a tasty soft shell crab inside that filled our mouths with flavour, and lastly, one of the new rolls written on the big blackboard on the wall which was named Spicy tuna crunch and it stayed true to its name being a spicy and crunchy roll and it was amazing.

Not only is it TASTY but the service is also great and we will definitely be back for our next meal soon!

Sep 06, 2013

Michlovin13

+4.5

Awesome sushi. El’s is one of my favorite sushi places in Calgary. My last visit was not a disappointment even though they were extremely short staffed. The food is still great and that’s the main factor for me! I tried the el’s maki this time and it was awesome!

Jan 03, 2013

Davis

+4.5

So impressed on food and ALL YOU CAN EAT. We tried all you can eat sushi at Els japanese fusion on last friday.Food was really amazing and so much food. we ordered more than 10rolls and 3sashimies list on menu and we only paid 28.95 per person which is really cheap. and now el's japanese fusion restaurant is my favorite place to eat.

Oct 19, 2012

Pietr S

+4.5

Good Sushi. The spicy tuna here was great and the sushi in general very good and fresh. Place is a bit of a dive but i think i actually prefer it like that. Makes it seem more like a diamond in the rough.

Jun 23, 2012

Jill

+4.5

My favorite sushi in Calgary. I absolutely love the sushi at El's. Mike the proprietor is very friendly and always remembers us. I think we were one of his first customers and we tried to spread the word but at the same time keep it a bit of a secret (selfishly). There is no doubt, it is a bit of a dive but who cares? The food is excellent, the rolls are big and unique, the spicy tuna sashimi is out of this world and the seaweed salad tasty and delicious. The Vegas role has always been a standby for us then we mix it up with others.
I would highly recommend this over any other place in Calgary. It is worth a drive by and they do great take out as well.

Jun 20, 2012

PamZ

+4.5

Not much to look at but the food was decent. I had a California roll and, wow, I've never seen so much crab meat. There was just barely enough nori to contain all the meat. It was more like a fistful of crab with a bit of rice and nori. No complaints here! The inari maki was a bit strange, it was a little bit of the inari bean curd pocket sliced up with cucumber inside a roll. I like inari as a dessert because it's so sweet, but they put it in a roll. Not as much of a sweet hit as I wanted. The tempura yam maki was delicious, though. Beautiful taste. El's is way out of my neighborhood but if I'm in the Marda Loop area again I'll stop in again and try more of their dishes.

Apr 26, 2012

Tim

+4.5

Very nice.... El's isn't a swanky place. It has a small floor area and sparse decor. With that being said, I'm not one to go to places, based on what they look like. The service was fast and friendly; prices were very reasonable; and the food was excellent. I will definitely be heading back to sample more of their excellent selection.

Apr 06, 2012

Mcclane

+4.5

Very good sushi/maki rolls. This place is kind of 'tucked' away, and isn't as noticable as Globefish, which is right across the street. It is on the same side as Telus.

First off, this place is small. There are only 5 tables and the sushi counter only seats 4. Luckily, the night we went it was quiet so no reservations were necessary, but I can imagine during peak hours it would be a good idea to make reservations.

I started off with the beef udon. It arrived piping hot, and some deep fried panko on top, which added a nice layer of texture to the meal. The udon noodles were slippery but very good. The broth was just spectacular, full of rich beef flavour. The beef itself was nestled in with stir fried onions and mushroom, and all heaped on top of the udon noodles. The entire bowl was delectable, however I did notice a film of oil on top of the broth.

I went on to try the spider maki, las vegas maki, and beef teriyaki maki. The las vegas maki was superb, it was deep fried in batter and had a nice crunch to it. The cream cheese was abit heavy, but good.

The spider maki had a generous amount of crab meat, with the soft shell crab rolled into it. There was a small amount of rice, which is a good thing, as that made more room for the filling. The sauce they used (one brown, one white) was ok, I found the brown one tasted close to oyster sauce.

The beef teriyaki maki was good too, the beef was not tough and stringy but moist and tender, so when you bite into it you're not struggling with stringy meat.

Be warned though, depending on which maki you choose, it can be a generous size. The spider maki and las vegas maki were both quite large, and both contained generous amounts of crab meat.

Also ordered was the Crispy California Roll and Salmon Avocado Maki, never got to try either as I could barely finish the other 3 makis ordered.

Service was good and attentive, the waiter noticed that we stopped eating and asked if we wanted to take the rest home, and asked us more than twice if we wanted more water.

I also liked the fact that they have a huge variety of sushi/makis/rolls to choose from.

Overall, I did find it somewhat pricey, but that is overshadowed by the good quality makis and the deliciousness of the entire meal.

Feb 24, 2012

Hitting The Sauce

+4.5

Fresh fish. So - finally checked this place out - each time I've attempted to eat here it's closed.
Sashimi - tuna, salmon and toro is just so fresh - delicious. Great quality stuff.
Dynamite roll - tasty - not too large, good amount of filling. The tempura was just made for us. Scallop maki was okay, but a bit plain. The tuna and avocado maki roll was delicious - perfect balance of flavours - it barely needed soy sauce. Next time I think I'll try their larger specialty rolls
Update - March 2012- the superstar roll is our new favourite. Generous amount of spicy scallop on the top. We also ordered the deluxe dynamite roll. I didn't really like how the rolls were deep-fried - thought it was a bit heavy. Next time I'll try the house roll and alaska roll.

I think the fish is fresher at El's than Towa's. But Towa does an awesome black and white roll and dynamite roll.

Feb 03, 2012

Honest Reviews

+4.5

Don't go to GlobeFish go here instead!. Much cheaper and just as good if not better as Globefish.

Dec 29, 2011

Feodora

+4.5

Amazing Sashimi. So fresh!!! Best sashimi I've ever tried in Calgary. Sushi is very fresh too, but im not a fan if it. Sashimi - try it!!!! Fresh ingredients. I def agree.

Dec 11, 2011

Keith

+4.5

This was a pleasant surprise. You don't eat here for the trendy environment it simply because the sushi is outstanding!! Highly recommend the avocado salmon maki! Amazing!

Jul 15, 2011

Pasiphae

+4.5

LOVE IT!. One of the best sushi places in Calgary, hands down! It's a cozy little place that's located right across Globefish - I actually stumbled upon this place by going to Globefish but decided to try this place instead - and I never went back to Globefish again. Although Globefish is a good place to dine in, I found them not quite consistent with the freshness sometimes - yet this place never fails me. Their sashimi is thick, fresh, juicy and never frozen - every time. Plus, this place has HUGE selection of rolls - I still sometimes have trouble choosing... and they are huge and filling, and of course, DELICIOUS! So worth the money. I especially love their deep-fried dishes like tempura and the deep-fried rolls.. YUM. I guess the only downside is this place can be really busy around dinner time on the weekends, so going a bit early isn't a bad idea, or you can always have it to-go. This place is DEFINITELY one of the best, try it and you won't regret it :)

Jul 10, 2011

Krunk

+4.5

Everyone's got a favorite sushi place and El's happens to be mine. When they first opened, I was a bit worried that this great place might get lost in the shuffle due to their location and storefront blending in with their surroundings, but it's nice to see that they're now pretty well known and established in the city. If you like rolls, this is definitely the place to go. El's was the first place that I ever had a roll that was battered and deep fried and those are still my favorites. Like a few other reviewers have mentioned, the sauces are so good that you don't really need to bother reaching for the soy. Hopefully things stay just the way they are cause I'd hate to see either the quality of the food or the friendly service ever go down.

Mar 26, 2011

MCT10

+4.5

Look for a new place for sushi and found El's on urbanspoon with good rating. We always enjoy trying out at a hole in the wall, mama papa type of restaurants. We are not disappointed. The place is clean. Service is good. We like the white dragon maki and spicy tataki maki. We will definitely come back again!!!

Mar 12, 2011

4theloveoffood

+4.5

I like variety. I wouldn't go so far as to hailing that this place is the best in Calgary, but the rolls are tasty, filling, and there are like 50+ to select from! Oh, and everytime I go with a group of 4, the bill never goes over 100 and we are stuffed to the brim.

Jan 26, 2011

Alya Jinah

+4.5

Delicious!. I had a hard time figuring out if this place was still actually open! I called a number of times and there was never a response, so I called their neighbours, Fabutan, and they were kind enough to let me know that yes they were still open, and he gave me their operating hours.

My quest was well worth it because the food and the choice was exceptional! Just like I remembered it. (I used to visit El's when I was in the area more often about 2 years ago...)

I tried the popcorn shrimp roll, and the presentation was incredible! And it tasted so fresh! It was a pleasant experience and I plan to go again to try other unique rolls they have on their menu!

What's also interesting is that the have a fidelity program, where they sign a card and after 10 visits, you receive a $10 meal.

Jan 19, 2011

MmmMmmFOOD

+4.5

Yummy Sushi. The greatest thing about El's is their absolutely HUGE roll selection. I also think their prices are extremely reasonable for the portions.

Very tasty indeed! Downside though: the place is super tiny and usually only one sushi chef is there so the wait for food can be long.

Jan 12, 2011

Sushi Lover

+4.5

Great!. Definitely pleased with it ... Have eaten all over Calgary, love sushi and dining out ... Only drawback is that it's not liscensed ... so if you're a drinker, do it at the Garrison Pub after sushi (highly recommended). Quality is great, service is OK and portions are good! :) Thumbs up.

Sep 07, 2010

Love To Dine Out

+4.5

Party platters the best. I have picked up a few platters over the last couple of years and feel compelled to support this little restaurant their outside rolls have unusual wraps. There is one with fresh cucumber as the wrap and another with what I think is savoy cabbage. the large platters generally run me about 100. As I book the large rolls and some sushi. Not the kind of place I would dine in but it is often busy when I pick up.

Jul 14, 2010

+4.5

People are so kind and even sent a free starter out for us to try. The rolls are unique and tasty, although a little steep in price. Biggest downfall of restaurant was the smell of oil just hanging in the air. But I would go back if I were in that area again.

Feb 28, 2010

Karen

+4.5

Excellent food. My family went there and had delicious dinner.
The food was so fresh and tasty. We highly recommend this restaurant everybody.

Feb 11, 2010

Djmaccon

+4.5

Best Japanese in Calgary!

Dec 31, 2009

Blueblue

+4.5

A wonderful experience for those who appreciate great ingredients. Dining here was truly an experience of a lifetime.
Note that I give five stars for food rating; that's because El's is inconsistent in that most times the food will be very very good, and a few times it will be to die for. When the food is to die for, it is worth every penny. When the food is very very good, it is also worth every penny, but the value diminishes greatly. The value really depends on the customers bias of the dishes. Anyway, there are no other Japanese restaurants in calgary that can make food as good and as consistent as El's.

Aug 20, 2009

CowTown ChowHound

+4.5

A real gem. The reviews of the others are right on the money. This is a great little place. The food is excellent and the selection of Maki is great and very creative.

I really enjoyed my visit and will be returning.

Jun 06, 2009

K C Foore

+4.5

High Quality HUGE!. I am SO GLAD I listened to Ohemehar, Esther Kwan, jfmanzo and Tunit and crossed the street (from Globefish) and tried El's.

Now I just wished I paid more attention to their comments about the portion size. They weren't exaggerating - El's has HUGELY generous portions. One Maki roll is a meal. We had sooo much left over - we took about half of it home - but this is never a good strategy - even the best sushi is only a shadow of itself as leftovers.

The W-Crunch roll was as big or bigger in diameter than my fist. The tender Tuna Sashimi slices were more like slabs; 4-5 inches long and 1/2 " or more thick. In the photo they are sitting on a huge platter, not a small plate.

The rolls are freshly made, tender and tasty - and the Urbanspoon Calgary gang is right - they actually don't need much (if anything) in the way of soya sauce, wasabi and ginger.

The restaurant is small (maybe 6 mismatched, but well spaced tables with equally mismatched chairs and a small sushi bar) and is not licensed to serve alcohol.

The prices are also refreshingly reasonable, considering the prices at the nearby competition.

Service is friendly and very efficient.

We may never go back across the street again.

Jun 04, 2009

Polyesther

+4.5

One of the best sushi places in Calgary!. Ambiance/Atmosphere: 9/10
This is an understated, quaint family run business that features an intimate, cozy setting. The restaurant is small with only a few tables but offers that comfortable, family-style dining feel and is a great place to relax and enjoy a meal with your company.

I've been going to this place consistently since September and have gotten to know the owner/chef, Mike, quite well. I can appreciate the effort he puts into this restaurant and the attention to detail he gives to each of his dishes.

Food (quality, portions, presentation): 10/10
By far, the best sushi in Calgary, hands down. What sets El's apart from other Japanese restaurants in the city is that the menu features 70 different maki sushi rolls. Each roll is creative and unique and the presentation is very nice.

I usually order the Oasis roll, which is crab meat, asparagus, and tamago (Japanese sweet omelette) wrapped with a cucumber slice. For $12, this roll is one of my favourites: it is refreshing and light (the cucumber gives it that refreshing kick compared to typical sushi) and there is no filler (NO rice in the roll whatsoever; 100% fresh meat and ingredients). Other honourable mentions include:

• Kamikaze - spicy tuna, prawn tempura, asparagus ($13)
• Blue Dragon - unagi with avocado ($13)
• W-Spicy - spicy tuna and spicy salmon ($10)
• Las Vegas - deep fried cream cheese, prawn tempura, crab meat, asparagus ($16)
• Superstar - deep fried spider roll (soft shell crab, avocado, tobiko, cucumber) with scallop on top ($19)
• Rock 'n Roll - crab meat and avocado with fresh water eel on top ($13)
• El's - deep fried scallop, sweet prawn, crab meat ($15)

In addition to the rolls, the rest of the menu selection is awesome. They have all the typical dishes you would expect to find at a Japanese restaurant: agedashi tofu ($6), edamame (soybeans) ($5), gyoza (Japanese dumplings) ($8-10), takoyaki (deep fried octopus balls) ($8), Japanese-style salads ($8-16), tempura ($7-25), sashimi ($13-30), and udon and soba noodles ($7-19). Another personal favourite is the green tea tempura ice cream ($7). It's made with a cereal/bread crumb tempura-style shell, which I think is better than Towa's, as the outer shell is crispy and crunchier.

I have tried most of the items on the menu and have never been disappointed with anything. The portions are a great bang for your buck. There is very little filler in the rolls (generous ratio of fish to rice), the ingredients are fresh and the dishes are made to order.

Service: 8.5/10
The service was warm, friendly, polite, prompt, and accurate. The servers were prompt at bringing the food out. The rolls were explained/announced when they are placed in front of you. The plates were cleared away quickly when done. Questions were cheerfully answered and splitting the bill was easy.

We were checked on regularly. I gave service a 8.5 because when the restaurant gets busy, the servers are quite busy and do not check on you as regularly to refill your tea, get you the bill, etc.

Pricing: 10/10
The pricing is cheaper than most Japanese restaurants in Calgary and when you factor in the portion sizes, it is a bang for your buck. I'd say a typical meal at El's will run you $20 - $25 per person and you leave with a satisfied full stomach.

Overall: 9/10
Highly recommended. I've brought a lot of my friends and family here and everyone loves this place. El's Japanese Fusion is out of those hidden gems, hole-in-the-wall, family run restaurants that's awesome! The large selection of unique rolls combined with the quality of the food will keep you coming back.

Definitely give this restaurant a try. You won't regret it. El's also does takeout, which is a good option given the small number of seats in the restaurant.

Mar 30, 2009

Quasar

+4.5

Delectable El's. Perhaps the only drawback to El's is the limited space. Just 15 people can sit and eat in the restaurant, however for those willing to call ahead and get their sushi to go go go, then you won't be disappointed.
El's offers such amazing fusion sushi at prices to go ga-ga over. There is everything offered for any taste palette. You want spicy, salty, tangy, crunchy... anything your heart may desire and you'll leave satisfied. The presentation alone will amaze you and once you bite into such fresh tasting sushi you will instantly become a fan. It's the type of place where you do not even require the customary soy sauce and wasabi to dip into.
If you do get the opportunity to sit in the restaurant, sit at the bar and watch the sushi chefs lovingly prepare your dishes. Service is always prompt and friendly, and the smells intoxicating.
But if you don't get a chance to sit in the restaurant the food will make up for it tenfold.

Mar 13, 2009

Peaches

+4.5

I can’t help to feel that the rolls we got tonight was a bit too… bare. They definitely could’ve been a bit more “dressed”.

Apr 03, 2013

Jon Lin

+3.5

...for our second year anniversary, Michelle and I opted for an experience – an Omakase at El’s Japanese Fusion. An Omakase is the Japanese equivalent for a tasting menu, except that as a patron, you essentially hand over your money and culinary life into the chef’s hands. We’ve been to El’s Japanese Fusion before to have their sashimi and

Aug 09, 2012

Nomnomnom

+4.5

For a recent family potluck, I swung by El's Japanese Fusion for a large order of all my favorite rolls I've tried over time. Everyone gets to try (and I get to indulge!). Service was quick inside this Korean family run joint with their own delicious take on the humble maki roll. With a small sashimi selection and over 50 rolls to choose from, its clear the star is the rolls. Having tried the (medicore) salmon sashimi in the past, I'm here for the rolls!

Feb 21, 2012

Evonne Li

+4.5

El’s Japanese Fusion in Calgary offers an astonishing 70 different rolls to select from. The last time I was here, I was so gosh darn excited there were no pictures taken, heck I barely knew what I was eating (mostly because I didn’t order). A perfect exc

Nov 13, 2010

Nolan Matthias

+4.5

It sits quietly across the street from the slightly more pretentious Globe Fish, going widely unnoticed because its sign blends into the building rather than screaming, “Hey, you! Come eat here!” It is small and quaint, with only five tables and a six per

Jul 08, 2010

Tummy Points

+4.5

Although Calgary is a land locked city, there's no shortage of sushi restaurants with great ones like Globefish (which I will review very soon). Another good restaurant I tried out in Calgary is El Japanese Fusion. Although it has fusion in its name, ther

Jan 31, 2010

CowTown ChowHound

+4.5

I've read good things about El's on some of the review sites I frequent and have heard from friends as well that it's worth making a trip to this tiny restaurant. So, today I announced to Nancy that we were heading to El's for dinner. I figured this would

Jun 06, 2009

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