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On the bright side, they don't have ammo yet.

A small (or large) bottle of siracha is pretty good moral booster when you're out in the field as well.

Since they're primarly role is to be underwater, I would say they are all seaworthy.  :)

The photos are hosted on a different site, so it shouldn't be an issue.  If your trying to post dozens, it might be better to just put a hyper link.

I hope so, but agreeing with the government on this issue doesn't exactly play to the NDP base. 

:goodpost:  Exactly this.

If only we banned and regulated all those sharp pointy things like they did in Britain we'd all be safer... Wait never mind....

Speaking of deseases. Because attacking the isolation camp filled with ebola patients and trying to kill the doctors is a great way of not spreading my worst nightmare incarnate.

Oh god, my sides :rofl:

There's also a number of people it gets sent to along the way it might get held up.  Nevermind that there might be a couple year long backlog for just digitizing the documents at the end.

From the WHO DON (Disease Outbreak News) Summary: Ebola haemorrhagic fever in Guinea – update 24 March 2014 - The Ministry of Health (MoH) of Guinea has notified WHO of a rapidly evolving outbreak of Ebola haemorrhagic fever in forested areas of south-eastern Guinea. As of 24 March 2014, a...

Yeah, the last thing the world needs is for this stupid thing to swap some DNA bits with H1N1 or some other thing which is much more adept at spreading.

Thank god for malaria eh?

Adding to the fact that the ebola outbreak that's currently hitting Guinea is looking more and more like Zaire strain that currently has about a 59%-74% mortality rate, but has in the past hit upward of 90%. This thing is something out of my nightmares.

I don't know, and I don't think Karma take plotting into account. Though I have to be honest, 106.9's automated jukebox is playing better music then they're DJ's have for the last couple years.

That's what happens when you live north of 60

I picked mine up when I was 17 and worked part time as a hockey referee.  Go in to your local bank and ask to talk to someone and explain your situation and request a small credit limit for the occasional online purchase, emergencies, coffee or what ever.  Most banks will also have credit cards...

One possibility is to get a credit card with a small limit and just use it to buy coffee from Tim Hortins, thus building a credit history.  Plus they are useful in case of emergency as well. The biggest thing is to make sure that you pay it back.

I can just see them trying to explain free health care by stating that the government just needs to print more money to pay for it.