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This latest ad reflects a blundering, barely thought out campaign that I've been pretty surprised by. I mean, there are MANY different things on which to pick on Harper for....but too try and scare the public with its *own* military? Please.  In general, I'm sick of *all* the political ads and...

Blaming criminals is a moot point that (I thought) goes without saying. But gun owners that present an 'easy opportunity' or not usually innocent, but wind up getting charged with a firearms offense. With gun ownership comes rules, regulations and responsibility. I don't see the problem with...

::scratches head::

I fractured my back back when I was 17....I joined at 19 with no problems. Come to think of it, I don't even remember if I disclosed that....... :shrug:

If so, they would never have let me in at 5'2".

Listen, I'm not saying that he DID or DIDN'T have a permit. My point (and my original point all along, and I think I've been quite clear) is that WE DON'T KNOW FOR SURE. PLEASE READ POSTS CAREFULLY BEFORE POSTING A REFLEX-RESPONSE. Personally, the only real problem I have with this guy is...

Could be. We probably won't find out either, because it doesn't sound like buddy's coming back across the border any time soon.

Of course I read the article. Did you?? You'd notice in this direct quote from the article: (bold mine) I'm not saying that this guy will get convicted. I'm not even sure what the specific charges are. I'm just saying that whether he's telling the truth is up for debate.

Well, that's up for debate. It's his word against Toronto Police, who have issued a warrant for his arrest for storing and importing the firearms "improperly".

In our first year as a brand new squadron, our drill team came in first place for Phase 1....I was the only cadet on the team (the rest NCOs). Those were the days... 

Shallow breathing? Well, I guess whatever works for certain people, but I wouldn't generally recommend that method. I try and breathe deep and steady, so as to keep a rhythm. When my breathing starts to get sporadic and shallow, I know I'm almost done for.

What, and curb wasteful government spending?? That sounds highly unlikely. I repeat my above statement.

Too bad this guy didn't have all that. :shrug:

Yeah....but most of us don't agree that government *can* be separated from the marriage business.

I'm sure you have an example of your above assertion. The forum is yours.........

I'm in full agreement with these posts as well, don't get me wrong. I was more referring to a certain government party that may want to return to this issue if elected into office. ;) But gays don't need a church to sanction their union in order for it to be a full-fledged legal "marriage"...

OK, I am far from an economics whiz, so please bear with me. But isn't using the U.S. Republican policy as a example of good economics a bad idea when their national debt has risen to over 8 trillion dollars? I mean, aren't they going to have to deal with that at some point??

I joined 800 just as it started up in '97 (a little old at 16, but ah well). I knew a lot of the guys/gals that left 845, and some of them had some legit complaints for leaving. Not only that, but there seemed to be a sense of adventure and accomplishment in forming a brand new squadron, and...

I think as it stands right now churches are allowed to pick and choose whether they will marry gay couples. I have no problem with that. Not even all hetero couples want to get married by the church. My sister got married at Mississauga city hall. The sky hasn't fallen since gay couples have...

The only logical reason I can think of is system overload - meaning, that he had been let off previously because we don't have anywhere to put him. I know it's easy for people to feel that justice has gone "soft", or that judges/justices do not know what they're doing. Maybe I'm totally out...