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Get to be REALLY good friends with the bad-assest kid in town... who also happens to be your neighbor.I'd be grateful if anybody here, well-versed in military matters, can advise me how to defend the country...
No, but measured velocities were slower.Curious - was their aim affected?
What could go wrong?Canadian soldier charged with feeding cannabis cupcakes to artillery unit during live-fire exercise
A Canadian army gunner is facing more than a dozen charges after she allegedly served cannabis-laced cupcakes to her unsuspecting artillery unit during a live-fire exercise.vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca
Wondering what this particular issue might have been about: "In 2012, Furlong was dismissed from the police for discreditable conduct, after an episode in which he physically abused and urinated on a fellow police officer."
Drugging people isn't a laughing matter. Even with pot. It was especially wrong considering they were handling live explosives. Someone could easily have died.Canadian soldier charged with feeding cannabis cupcakes to artillery unit during live-fire exercise
A Canadian army gunner is facing more than a dozen charges after she allegedly served cannabis-laced cupcakes to her unsuspecting artillery unit during a live-fire exercise.vancouverisland.ctvnews.ca
The British soldiers used in the experiments seem to have been volunteers.Drugging people isn't a laughing matter. Even with pot. It was especially wrong considering they were handling live explosives. Someone could easily have died.
Now if the government pays you on the other hand, you get this kind of boneheaded behavior, which I'll pass on.
I'm pullin' for ya' We're all in this together.That's true, my family moved East from SK just before WW2 and settled in the Murray Hills of Northumberland County, farming. My eldest cousin and his sons still do just that.
My aunt, with six kids, had the home house burned down around her ears from a stack fire, and they all lived in the local school while Uncle Geoff and the local people built their new house. And then, in 1998, like everybody else in that part of Canada, but especially out in the rurals as they were, they suffered sixteen weeks without line power after the Big Freeze. All the cattle had to be slaughtered, and there were a lot of clothes getting way too big for a while. However, the Army came up with a part-time generator set, so they did at least have SOME power.
I'm proud to say that we are all Canuckian rednecks.