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Ohhhh nooo...not this one...you get drunk (by design?), and then have to wake up, drive her home, apologize to your friends wife, and then go through it again. No thanks, from now on, keep it at larger parties where you have an out and not so drunk friends to keep you safe.

Looks like I'll drive if I can. Will I be able to (if I'm there for 043 training - 20 weeks, maybe SQ as well, another 10)?

Continue trying to do your best at the chin ups and if you can, also work on your lats and biceps. If you're limited by equipment, just put any weighted object in your hands and perform curling motions with your arms. As for your back, look up bent over rows on the internet and try to replicate...

To add, I've had only good experiences at CFRC Toronto and have no complaints so far with the recruiting system...  :salute:

Just letting you know you can find the meaning in the thread since you must have missed it, but fill yer boots... :P

This information has been posted many times. Here is a link to help you out: http://forums.army.ca/forums/threads/29132/post-241643.html#msg241643

I've been thinking of driving my car from Toronto to Gagetown after BMQ for my trades training. Will I have an opportunity to do this? Is it worth it, or not really necessary to have a car there?

Hockey Night in Canada and Ultimate Fighting Championship - nothing even compares...  :cdn:

Read the thread; you don't have to guess at what it means.

Recruiting Centre: Toronto Reg/Res: Regular Officer/NCM: NCM Trade Choice 1: 043 Combat Engineer Trade Choice 2: Trade Choice 3: Application Date: 06/22/2005 First Contact: 07/06/2005 CFAT: 07/12/2005 Medical: 07/19/2005 Interview: 08/04/2005 PT Test: 08/08/2005 Merit Listed: ? Offer: ? BMQ: ?

Well I went for my interview this morning and it was exactly as described in these interview threads: it really is just like a job interview but with more of a relaxed atmosphere, and a few different â Å“military specificâ ? questions. Prepare your interview sheet, answer truthfully, relax and...

I've got mine tomorrow morning and I find I only get nervous when I start thinking about it too much. Just try to put it out of your mind and relax a bit. Filling out your interview sheet should put some nerves to rest as well. Good Luck

A full 360 in half an hour. Seems like this is not the last time you are going to have second thoughts. Just remember what made you want to do it in the first place and once you've made your decision stand by it.

They don't give the results, you just get a listing of the trades you qualified for.

It actually says "ALL TRADES" down the side...or something like that, can't remember exactly but it says it in big bold letters down the side of the pages.

On my first visit to a recruiting centre I was given a sheet of the minimum qualifications for all trades and it lists a drivers licence for Sig Op. Take ownership of your own situation and know what you need! I applied for Combat Engineer and was asked for my drivers licence so you might want...

"Show new replies to your posts" includes all the threads that you have posted in. The forums do show which topics you've posted in as well, indicated by an icon on the left (not sure what it is). There's a legend at the bottom. Another way to see your posts on topics you've posted in is to...

Keep doing it just because you can, and you won't be able to still do it when you're twice your age, like me...

Hasn't this lengthy delay been circumvented by the new medical policy that took effect June 1? I've also been led to believe that delays are minimal if you have lived in the country for the past 10 consecutive years, and have no immediate family living in certain countries. So, while the...

Head up to the Yonge - Eglinton area and take your pick...lots o' women  :blotto: