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My Grandmother gave me "Turvey" by Earle Birney for my birthday. Published first in 1949, then again in 1960 under the name "The Kootenay Highlander." It is a great book with an engaging story and realistic characters. That, and it is really freaking hilarious! I highly recomend it. Anyone else...

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I want one to instill fear into neighborhood kids!

Mortarman: point of clarification: I was trying to prove to Ghyslyn was that we do, in fact, (in his/her words) have "..."normal" events about "normal" things..." I agree with you in your above statements. I just thought I would clarify.

Ghyslyn, we do: Canada Day parades, Christmas parades, Remembrance Day parades, and many other local events such as the Apple Blossom parade where I'm from. All which you would probably consider 'normal.'

Unpleasant. Sort of like "Swamp***", especially when your sh|t-tickets are "John Wayne"

That was pretty funny. Did anyone else notice how psyched out everyone seemed for that exam? :o

John Wayne: usually used to describe toilet paper, i.e.. "Its rough, its tough, and it won't take sh*t from nobody!"

Does anyone else think that this show over-emphasizes the amount of romancing that goes on shipboard? It's like a floating coronation street!

Maybe he/she was joining the Navy... ...as a submarine...

Flexibility: Responsive to change and adaptable.

If you are looking to build upper-body strength, or increase your failing point for push-ups and chin-ups, try a pyramid work out. It worked for me. Here's the best description of a pyramid workout that I've found: http://www.military.com/military-fitness/fitness-test-prep/pt-pyramid

www.casara.ca If you want to work closely with the military but are unfit etc., this is a professional-volunteer organization that responds to a variety of 'emergencies.' If you are unfit to fly, there are also many ground duties that are equally rewarding.