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Mortar guy, that is exactly the tone I was referring to earlier. That is not constructive, and has nothing to add to this discussion.

But its not an issue with just contacting the unit, the contact has been made many times now... I have zero problem with making the trip to return it.

Ok, topic closed. This didnt even need to waste any of our time to start with.

Yes I work in toronto now, Yes it is tough for me to find the time to travel 6 hours roundtrip to pickup the kit from my other residence and then take it to the armoury. I am willing to do it, and as stated have tried numerous times. This isn't really a public discussion, and I don't know why...

Umm.. ok excuse me for one second. 1. I released under my own will. 2. The kit is actually not in 'big bad toronto' (as if being in toronto has ANYTHING to do with this' 3. I released because I didnt have the time to parade... 4. I have tried numerous times to get ahold of anyone that has the...

Sorry, thanks for the correction

Well its not up to me.... that would be up to my local CQ to accept the kit from me first. And lets not redirect this topic please, a troop was injured and that is what this is for. Cheers

I could, technically I am still in even.... I still have all my kit and ID. :D But I have a good full time job now, I can't just drop it all unfortunatly.

Just found out via a friend from college, Pte. Dean Lapointe - Grey & Simcoe Foresters was injured in the friendly fire incident not too far back. I trained with Dean during our basic at Fort York, we were the only G&SF there :) He is a good guy and a damn good soldier, lets all hope that his...

Oh boo... in the daytime jane/finch looks just like every other area. Its the back alleys and behind the buildings you have to check out, them's be interesting!

So who here lives in the GTA and goes hunting soon? I want to get into huntin' and need some folks to go with. Preferably in the 20-30 age range... make it easier to relate with.

I've said it before and I'll say it again... operation flashpoint still remains the most realistic war game out there (first person) If you think BF2 is a good depiciton of war, you will drool yourself silly when you play flashpoint.

Interesting take on the same article... as seen in the toronto sun: stated that the naked man tried to hide in some bushes of the gun-wielding man's yard... when the man ordered the naked man out of the bushes he fired at him. Article also says the naked man sustained injuries.

I like this... I always thought it would be a kickass idea. If they can pull it off and show for what basic really is, you can finally have something to show your friends/relatives and say "Now you see what I did?" Or to show to the person who constantly says they could go through basic with...

Good reading, deserves a posting on some office posting boards

ha... funny not what i expected :)

Slim, you gotta let me know what its like... gimme some nice screenshots so I can drool more before I order it in a bit

Well considering that the civilian sim's such as MS's flight simulator are SO detailed and advanced... it is pretty much the same as sitting in the real plane (instruments wise). IMHO if you spend a load of time becomming an expert in the computer chair, you will have a 100% easier time in real...

The good thing about SB-PRO in my mind is that anyone you play with online... is probably going to be a simulator nut, and you wont have to worry about any idiots.... If someone is going to plop down the $125(us) for the sim, it is not going to be some 15 year old kid. hey RangerRay...