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This is a silk screen print I made for a project right after the tariff silliness started.

Oooof. Maybe start a YouTube channel out of my basement in Vancouver and 15 years later have a media empire and get one sent to me. That would be an easier sell than, A. Convincing my wife to spend 1000s on a pinball, and B. Convincing her that we can find room for it.

This looks cool, but Bruce, in your opinion, is it? Too much?

And this is why troops will start to be stagging on with weapons 24/7 in vehicle compounds and hangers in 5, 15, 25, or 50 years. Already, outdoor storage of A vehicles is a bad idea, better start building hangers that can hold 70 ton vehicles. The sensors from F35 and similar platforms are...

Ruh roh! https://army.ca/forums/threads/shocking-truth-about-sugar-defender-drops-reviews.150757/

Yep, there's not a lot of information out there on it, and as prototyping used some TOW components and the form factor is similar (although inflated), that's understandable. Looking through some of the online sources on EFOGM, there's some incorrect info out there.

The EFOGM is not a TOW variant and is significant larger in every dimension and in its cannister weighs over 100 lbs more than a TOW. It used a TOW launch motor, probably to save on development costs. Please stop considering them interchangable.

You are presenting a logical fallacy, go ahead research which one, you might learn something. I'm not comparing email services. I'm comparing services that deliver small physical things.

Letter from Redcliff to Calgary, 4 day delivery Fedex: $27 Purolater: $73 Canpar: $51 Canada Post: $1.24

No, no, no. Can't make it easy to make people effective.

If Amazon around here (SE Alberta) is any indication of their service outside of major centres, it will be sub contracted out. They still do a good job, but it is not Amazon. No shiny trucks (rusty Dogde minivan), no 1 day delivery guarantee (2 days instead). And we know how increasing layers...

We could try to use the new referendum legislation, but the provincial government has the final say on if one actually takes place, despite the number of signatures, so probably not.

I'm in a small town, single family home and I have a community mail box. I was just wondering why Brad Swallows was specifying low population, high density areas when they are the most likely to have community boxes already.

So suburban, single family homes keep door to door? Rural and inner city and row house plebs get community mail?

No, this level of corruption is what is expected of the Smith government. So weak and scared in her position she is refusing to call a by election to let the new NDP party leader run.

Patch up for HA, that's a 9mm to the back of the head.

If they were able to 50.1% then they can have 50.1% of the land Alberta owns. No crown land, no Suffield, etc

RIP Maj (ret'd) Jason Vaughn. Passed away April 30 from cancer. Artillery officer, I had the pleasure doing my Mr Gnr alongside his whole he was doing Tech Staff. Smart, funny and an accomplished solider who served in Afghanistan as a FOO/FAC.

From what I've seen conservatives are afraid of change, especially change that doesn't benefit them, even if benefits others. Non-cons are more interested in making the country as a whole better.

It's not a competition. Not everything needs a Toronto nexus. Condolences to the families and rest to the dead.