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I was on the Boxtop ground crew when it landed. It looks like a nice bird.

A small update: http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Crime/2010/09/03/15233451.html

That explains the ID check at the gate this morning.

Shooting them would just make martyrs of them, which is probably something they want. Besides, counter-protesting is more fun.

http://listverse.com/2009/05/30/top-10-failed-mcdonalds-products/ #5: McHotDog #4: McPizza

That's for the better anyway. CADPAT is much more comfortable than the flight suit.

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Granted, she stops snoring at night, but then you can't tell whether or not if she's asleep, thus stopping you from sneaking out of bed to do the manly (or womanly) things she won't let you do during the day. I wish I didn't have to pay the hydro bill!

We have fingers, but we never see them fing.

Yesterday, I wrestled with an alligator. Just for fun.

I've had to deal with stalkers myself. It's not a pleasant affair. There really is no "how to deal with stalkers for dummies" manual. Every stalker is different, and every situation is different. A few good general pointers: 1. Don't engage in contact at all. Block them online, get caller ID...

Gentlemen, we can rebuild him. We have the technology...

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A key influence will be your unit's budget for such things. To send you to Borden will cost your unit a good chunk of change: Plane tickets, TD, R&Q, etc. If they've got money to burn, who knows. You can put in a memo to request to go on TD/Course. The worst they'll say is no. That said, if...

There's plenty to do while on OJT/OJE (being stuck on it myself): Military Courses: OPME, Second Language Training, Air Force Officer Development - You'll have to do these eventually anyway, so get them done while you've got free time. OPME and AFOD are offered DL, and you can often work on...

That machine should be fine to play Dawn of War. You should get playable framerates on low to medium settings.

It's a blend of physiological factors. I am neither a doctor nor a fighter pilot, but what I can tell you is: A blackout (in this situation) is caused by a lack of oxygen to the brain (hypoxia). In the centrifuge, the forces acting on your body force blood to move more towards your lower...