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All sorts of gimmicks. Still have to brown or sear, need to make the sauces. What about aromas when you cook? That's half the fun. There still seems to be some overhead involved though, so what's the attraction to this gadget? Food tastes better?

that was funny. Like how he swears with the US accent. Did a good job. He could sub for Jason Statham in his next movie.

When veterans wear their uniforms, say for remembrance day, do they require permission? This guy's offence is for wearing a combination of stuff he hasn't earned/wasn't a part of, or just wearing the uniform as a ex-military/civilian, even if everything he wore made sense?

That may be. Of all the holidays we have, I only go out and celebrate Canada day. All the other days, are just another day off. I don't particularly care for Victoria day, or labor day and I grew up thinking thanksgiving day was a day that other people ate turkey. My Greek folks didn't bother...

Quand j'ai commencé en génie je gagnais 45000 (et aucun bénéfice supplémentaire) par année et je trouvais ça très bon. 57000/année + tous les avantages, ce n'est pas un salaire terrible pour quelqu'un qui peut faire ça avec un sec 5.

Nevertheless, I would prefer paying homage to our fallen then to previous or current monarchs through a day off. And November could use one. :D

I was hoping for a detail or two :) Like is the basic-up too 'nice'? Does it make training seem too 'easy' or too difficult? Of course, this is off topic, so someday next year, I'll find out for myself.

May I ask what you find is so-so about the comparison?  (curiosity)

I find it odd that I get a day off for a long gone queen's birthday that had wealth and power and led a pretty good life; whereas a day that marks the many brave men and women who gave up their lives to ensure that the generations to come enjoyed the freedoms they had and some they didn't have...

Hi, I just recently got into a hunting foursome, so next year, I'll be going hunting for some moose. So I finally have justification to buy a hunting rifle. I don't flinch, mostly due to firing so many rounds with my 22 and I can handle recoil, as it's fun to shoot 3.5" shot out of my 12. I'm...

When I read that today, I was so moved. That was his best bud he was guarding with, long time friends. Good on him to go back when he's ready.

thanks for clearing that up ERC!

described as black or asian?  How do you confuse the two? And wtf did passers by do? this was done at 6 pm, there should have been someone around, no?

If you practice at a range with the rifle, use masking tape (painter's tape) on your shooting glasses. It comes off easily, unlike some other really sticky tapes.  I place a strip on the left lens, and it helps. I have no dominant eye unfortunately. If i had, I start shooting with the same side.

Hugo

thems fightin' words boy

What a dumbass. It's all between the trigger finger and the brain. That's it.

Yea, we kinda missed that one. But the addition of one word may have made it clearer to us nitpickers.

Does it even make sense to hand out a 75 year sentence? This is without a chance at parole? Just shoot him. Locking him up for life, not even bothering with rehab, and taxpayer's money until he dies of old age. Yes, he took 3 lives and there should be a heavy price to pay? Sentences like this...

Actually, it can mean both, but 99.9% of the time used, its as one word and means an appointment. Un rendezvous au dentiste. The surrender version of it, "allez, rendez vous, vous n'avez aucune autre option... ", does indeed mean, surrender yourself, but, like I said, is unheard of in everyday...