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Mike12, Whew!  First of all, your desire is both broad and narrow at the same time.  Your desire to do "reconstruction project" type work is honourable on many different levels.  However, I must caution you that joining the Canadian Military Engineers (CME) does not mean you will only be doing...

Yup.  Nothing to see here.  Eyes forward.  Rubber-necking just causes unnecessary pile-ups on the 401 (Toronto reference). S6. p.s. Virtual member of the Toronto M&G.  Cloaking device on.  >:D

Site is running the fast today.  In fact, the page downloads are the fastest they have been for the past month.  Good job to Mike and others who have been workin' it!  :) S6

Dodger1967, I think HoM and JM have summed up where I was going quite nicely.  For soldiers in the Commonwealth, "black humour" has been used for years to deal with a catasrophic event.  It is one method of avoiding an Occupational Stress Injury (OSI).  If you look back in the thread, others...

Dodger, Not sure 'bout the company you keep, but those that showed at the pub last Sat all went home intact. S6.

Nope, neither you nor Debbie would qualify as AA2s! ;) S6

i thinks freds esay are goods. s6 prood injeneer!

Uh-huh, could get ugly real fast!  May need MM to apply bandage to sucking chest wound and Loachman to fly the medevac while fading in and out listening to my fire-team partner Journeyman telling me, "Hang in there diver" while reminiscing about college stories and chickiepoos with the...

Heh, I would be happy if none of the pictures get posted.  :-[ Can you spell compromising position?  >:D Had a good time meeting the gang, and like others, put faces behind some of the callsigns.  Thanks Danjanou for organizing. S6. p.s. The weirdos on the subway at 0210 hrs are...

Tess or anyone else that is going tonight, I'm still in...however, won't get there until 2100 hrs or so.  Hold a bar stool for me. S6

Still slow. S6

Can't forget the Trekkie costumes!  Woohoo, should be a goat rodeo. ;) S6

FD, You know, you're right!  I had no idea.  I suppose I should have checked here first and listened to Kat like you said.  Oh well, you get what you pay for.  I don't intend on doing any heavy-duty GPS work.  I am hoping it should provide enough accuracy to do Geo-caching....outside....on a...

Zee, Welcome to Army.ca! I suppose as an old diver but a new member to Army.ca you are entitled to your rant.  It took me a couple of reads to find out what your point was, but I think I get it now.  Please allow me to paraphrase you and add my 2 cents. In summary, you said that Canadian...

Not fussed.  So long as I can stumble out and get on the TTC relatively easily. i.e. within 200m stumbling distance. S6 p.s. Note: If we change orders too many times and too close to H-hr, the troops get confused and we risk losing the main body, just my 2 cents.

Current Combat Divers, Any of you conduct ice dives this past winter?  Any pics?  Post a couple if you got them. Chimo! S6

J. Grayson or anyone else, Can you spell out what the acronym OACETT stands for?  Thanks. S6.

Just bought a Garmin eTrex Summit at Canadian Tire for 1/2 price (~$120).  Plan is to do some geo-caching with the kids. I'll report back on how it goes.  S6. Note: was looking for a cheap hobby that involved going outdoors with the kids...I know, I know...geo-caching is borderline...

Vern, Any pictures of you in a school kilt with knee-high socks?  Just wondering.   >:D S6

Congrats to CWO Greg Lacroix. S6. p.s. He'll probably pass the puck even less now in the NDHQ OT Hockey League!  ;) [From a former line-mate]