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I remember this one girl in particular that was interested in me back high school. She actually screwed up enough courage to come up and talk to me when the gym class went swimming. She didn‘t like the response I gave her (namely that I was not interested), and for my honesty I recieved her...

Woah, maybe the problem‘s not in the technique http://www.trackpads.com/video/index.php?action=showpic&cat=122&pic=1309

Me thinks this guy should take some more training before he handles any more firearms http://www.trackpads.com/video/index.php?action=showpic&cat=122&pic=1289

Judging by your post I‘d say you have a future both here and in the service. Good on you for "seeing" the matter in a clear light![/QB] Thanks for the vote of confidence Slim.

I had one teacher in high school who was made sure we learned about Canada during the wars. He seemed to be able to get everyone‘s attention, and make students appreciate the sacrifices our veterns have made just by making the statement "If Canada today was to involved in another war on the...

??? ... okay :confused:

Oops, my bad with the terminology. I heard about incidents like that when I was a cadidiot, but I always though they were the results of overimaginative teenage minds. I always just figured that you guys wouldn‘t be allowed to do it in this modern age where the general public is horrified if...

WOW! HOT S**T! How far are you guys allowed to go to protect the flags? Personally, I wouldn‘t mind seeing any of these turds getting a rifle but in the face. It‘s a shame we don‘t see it more often.

When was the last time you‘ve seen national pride and a concern for soverignty on our streets? :mad: The general public would rather let them have the rock instead of causing a fuss.

This is why we should have capital punishment.

What‘s with the military and cepacol anyway? When I was in cadets, a buddy of mine dislocated his shoulder on course. MIR gave him a sling and an unlimited supply of the stuff. Another guy broke his leg, they cast him up and yup, you guessed it, cepacol.

As far as I know, Dallaire never went to pieces during the mission. He did his job as best he could. The poor guy had to argue with the UN for a month just to get a shipment of flashlights, and even then, they never got the batteries. He was left out in the cold. It was our fault the mission...

Has anyone ever heard about this before? http://www.ifrance.com/c6productions/anglo/vandoos/

I saw one on the bus very recently that looked kinda neat. It was a maple leaf flag and above it was written ‘Made in‘ and below it a date (I assume a birthday). Like I said, it looked neat, but I‘m not sure I‘d want my birthday advertised on my forearm like that.

While I do agree that Canada should be stepping up security and providing more funding to the CF, CSIS, customs, CSE, etc. we should not forget that Cellecuci(sp?) represent‘s the interests of his country first. He‘s not concerned for Canada, but rather, the benifits that the US can gain...

Isn‘t it illegal for foreign militaries and such organizations to recruit in Canada?

Firefighter is an air force (and navy) occupation where as infantry is army. I doubt there is any cross training.

Looks like the beginning steps towards the power suits in Starship Troopers (the book of course). Just add armour, comms, jet pack and bombracks and BAM! Everyone here could be Johnny Rico. Who knows, with more development and acceptance, it could become a vital part of the army‘s arsenal...

Looks like the beginning steps towards the power suits in Starship Troopers (the book of course). Just add armour, comms, jet pack and bombracks and BAM! Everyone here could be Johnny Rico. Who knows, with more development and acceptance, it could become a vital part of the army‘s arsenal...

Chalcey, we have the same file manager. I think you book the physical with Fitness on 5th. I think they are contracted to do the physical for the CFRC.