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Just picked up the new DISTURBED album - Divisive, listening to it now. Really good (if you're into Disturbed).

I've got that one. Pretty good one in my opinion. (y)

The RCAF great coat was incredibly warm. Though not issued to me (as I didn't serve), it was issued to my father. After he passed in '89, it passed to me and became mine. I wore it while I was at university in Edmonton, and it kept me toasty warm even though I only wore a shirt and jeans...

I live in Red Deer, and I feel sorry for them. :p

Do they only have one size of shirts? The sleeves look like they're too long (or is that the look they were going for? It does go well with the baggy, untailored look of the tunic).;)

Americans - can't get anything right. :p Got the political party colours ass-backwards. Blue is for conservative /the Right, and Red is for liberal/the Left.

Depends on what someone's into, they might like it. :p

Or kneel, as the case may be. :sneaky:

I sense a disturbance in the "Force".

Right now, listening to Colin James - BAD HABITS. Great blues album, though that could be said of most (if not all) of Colin's records. Will listen to "Rooftops and Satellites" next.

Good idea! Let's ask the Turks and Caicos to join Canada (I remember that being briefly discussed in Parliament during the '70s). While we're at it, give all British Carribean colonies the opportunity to join as well (maybe even ask the French ones as well). ;)

Scotland could join Canada and build ships for our navy. ;)

Totally agree!

Red Menace? I don't care for partisan politics. One party isn't any better or worse than any of the others, IMO. Those that get into power usually do similar things (such as not listening to average Canadians, pandering to party members, not fulfilling all election promises if not politically...

OK, but I wouldn't be that general. I think you really mean Central Canada (ie - Ontario and Quebec). I've lived in the Atlantic region, and they aren't part of the problem. They're in kind of the same boat (no pun intended) as the west. One of the problems with the Federal system is that the...

Just because a province holds a vote on something, doesn't make it legally binding, especially if it's not on something within their provincial powers. Provincial gov'ts need to do their jobs that they are constitutionally responsible for and stop trying to get more powers from the Federal...

Judas Priest - "Firepower", from 2018. Sounds good so far.

Provinces don't have the right to declare themselves sovereign. Has to be negotiated with the Federal gov't and then put to a national vote to change the constitution.

But they didn't come to Red Deer. :cry: Not that I blame them. That concert I mentioned was cut short due to some dumb fuck releasing pepper spray (or some other irritant) which caused the club to be evacuated. The band was gracious enough to reschedule the gig a few months later. Not...

Yes, I understand all that, you just took what I wrote the wrong way. My point was that as a sovereign nation we can change who is the official head of state without getting rid of the constitutional monarch system - choosing a different monarch if we so wish. Yes, it would have to be done...