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the graphics, editing, and music was stunning. However everthing else about the movie was a total joke.

Profanity is so common in my workplace, that I never really notice it anymore. I rarely use profanity, mainly due to the way my strict parents raised me; and never really get offened when someones uses profanity, however like every other word in the dictionary, it all depeneds on the context its...

thanks for all the reply :)

thank you for the reply. :) My unit has a logistics officer who is overseeing our 9 Nijmegan training; but no team captain. So I'll try to get in contact with who ever is our team captain, to see how they are handling the passport situation this year. The message that recently arrived from...

I'm in the reserves, possibly(90%) traveling to either of the coasts in the beginning of May; however I haven't filed my passport application yet(my last passport just recently expired, and I hadn't realized). Now I have a very limited time to file my application before I leave for Class B work...

you should bring it with you to BMQ

I would however really recommend you bring your immunization records, just incase you don't fell like taking a shot that you arleady took :D

naval reserves ;D

I must add, that not all platoons were the same, while my platoon lost 16 people, others lost around 4-7. maybe it was because our instructors were harder then anothers, maybe it was because we were an only-male platoon, maybe we just got really bad people. some of the reasons why the people...

-all the runs start out in formation(2 ranks)...were so-post to stay in formation during the runs, but that rarely happened, seeing as how some people were better in running then others. What usually happened was the platoon would breakup into smaller groups, 1 being in the lead the second in...

the beds are like normal beds I guess....there is 4 beds in each room, so unless they changed there will be no bunk-beds. By the way you will like Borden...I just finished my basic this summer, Fall basic maybe be different, but the overall experience is wonderful.

no prob. ;)

well there are 2 options. 1) wait till you get leave...which hopefully you will get on your fourth weekend 2) second your Platoon Commander will come in one day and ask if anyone needs to use the computer(for important stuff, such as  university registration and such) the commander will ask you...

maybe I not sure, buts that what my intructor told us

while it was somewhat hard, I do admit 6 K isn't that much, but at that time we were doing hills(not really hills, just a change in the road elevation as our PT staff called it). How ever when we got back we had to do 20 pushups....because we got the answer to our PT staffs question wrong ;D...

there is a reason why your rarely see a Canadian Flag on BMQ....could you imagine the amount of times people would have to stop and salute. Second interesting you mentioned this, because during my BMQ a person from my platoon placed the Canadian flag under his desk....and this was during the...

most of the running you will do is done outside....so I would reccomend just getting one good pair of running shoes. the longest we ran was about 6 K or something, so maybe getting a good pair of running shoes is good, but its not a life and death matter.  :)

During my reserve BMQ, we had to cut our hair and we were allowed the choice between 1 and 2. and we had to be clean shaven at all times.

it really all depends fry. Usually what they do is they wait until a certain amount of people leave, and then they will break up 1 or 2 rooms, and spread those people to fill the wholes in the other rooms. usually that happens near the end or when you loose a lot of people in a short period of...

well that depends....we had platoons that had numbers ranging from 40-60. my platoon was the smallest platoon, seeing as how we started out with 42 and ended with 27. but we were an all male platoon so it were we an exception.