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...minus the issuing of pushups. ...Or does the Chef issue pushups?

Yes, I asked our MCpl who was giving us all our instructions the exact same question, and he answered civvies.

Thanks PteKec. Have fun on your QL3 in Kingston, and good luck! -Ross

I think I managed to fix any "choppy" look. This one is with an over all blur kind of effect. This one is just fixed choppiness.

That was a really good idea. Although I like my second one more..the first one blends in nicely.

If anything, I've helped create some fun. Those 2 images were beginning ideas.. I might come up with some others.  ;D Although I do still like the second. The first one was for a design that fit into the background colour of the forums.

I was wondering.. How often do you get to go to the shooting range during the summer BMQ/SQ courses? To be specific, I'll be going to Shilo, Manitoba. I realize that you go through preliminary training without even thinking about shooting.. But after you learn how to operate the C7, how often...

Left leg, then right leg, then button, then zipper (if I remember).

Watch the language buddy.

"My other car is a Millennium Falcon."

That is the advantage of the co-op I guess, being launched right into your MOC training in your first summer course. I'll have to wait until the end of next summer to be a fully trained Private. Have fun with your courses!

Oakley's are good yes, if you feel like spending 100 - 200 dollars...or more? Personally, I go to Canadian Tire, find a pair that look good and have the right protective measurements, and spend $25.

After your BMQ and SQ, you are still known as a Private Recruit. You will be a trained Private once you're done your MOC training, which is usually the summer after. So basically, you're a Pte. R. for a year or so. That is how things are for me anyways. -Ross

time 3:86 score: 109.24

That's what I was thinking, haha! Also.. Is everyone issued a Gerber with their kit when first enrolled?

Got news for you, you have to sign a paper saying that you agree with the Drug Policy, and if you go back on your signature, your agreement to that, you're in deep sh** buddy. If you decide you do NOT want to sign it, they decide that they do NOT want you in the Canadian Forces.

Yes that is unfortunate, especially about the new recruiters taking their time. Keep trying for next summer I guess, and good luck!

my best time is 3.76 seconds

I found this very addicting.. Best time so far is 3:76 http://www.ebaumsworld.com/pparkgame.html