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LOL thats a pretty funny link Trin ;D

Perhaps we can get a deal on some new old-stock ak47s ;D :mg:

Like others have said you can't spot reduce.

LOL that cordless jump rope gave me a good laugh :rofl:

I'm pretty sure the NETP course is 4 weeks long and is taught in Esquimalt or Halifax. I don't know about the NCIOP course.

I was down in the states yesterday and bought myself a gilette fusion ;D. It was $8 or $9 and came with a free travel case and 2 blades (one attached to the handle), manuel version ofcourse as I think the battery opperated ones are useless. At $14 for a 4pack of replacement blades I'll have to...

When I started this thread I should have mentioned that this basic course on Jun.25th is for naval reserves.

Could this be related to Hasselhoff's drinking problem....

Duty free beer...I think you just convinced me ;D As a fellow Nav Comm I'm looking forward to starting my training; whenever that will be but I have a question as to what are the main difference between a reserve nav comm and a reg froce nav comm. Since you serve on a reserve ship NBP perhaps...

Agreed gravyboat; those shirts become rags so fast. As of now I have one huge tear in my shirt on the sleeve and 2 buttons missing.

It's 8 week Spazz. 4 weeks is the NETP course I believe.

It's an 8 week course.

I keep getting different dates for basic but I was told yesterday there's 2 summer courses at Borden, one is on Jun.26 and the other on Jul.10

Hey I'm just wondering who's going to BMQ in Borden on June.24th.

How would I check on the process of my security clearance?

I'm looking forward to learning the nav comm trade. One of the reasons I chose this trade was because of the computer experience which could be used in many civie jobs.

Lucky me, my group has already been taught all sorts of stuff like polishing shoes, standing at attention, at ease, easy, rank structure.

A knife has one purpose, and thats to cut something. No one should carry a knife to school, regardless of whatever the hell your religion is. The only people that should be carrying knifes are law enforcement and cab drivers.

This is such waste of time for the courts. That kid needs to stfu, put his frickin knife...er i mean kirpan in his dam closet, go to school and do his fricken homework. In cases like these, religion should not overrule school law. What if my religion sais I need to carry a balisong with me at...

Mandatory minimum sentences aren't even deterrents as many would think. If someone believes they won't be caught, which most criminals do, than no hefty sentence will scare them away.