Black Watch of Canada, vehicle unit Markings ww2

[Ledsel]

Originally Posted by Geoff Winnington-Ball

Whoa, hoss. What you should know is that Mr. Storey is a VERY accomplished amateur historian with MANY years of detailed research under his belt. He is also a long-time serving member of the Canadian Army who has served in some of the worst shitholes in this world. You are doing him, MLU, and this hobby, a disservice in calling him an asshole. All he was doing was suggesting Aidan utilise the web resources the rest of us do when we're looking for information. He did not insult you, nor Aidan himself. Ty, I respectfully suggest that if you have a problem with this, then the problem is yours, not Ed's.

Neither was there any cause for you to go after Clive Law ('servicepub'). We will not tolerate any type of personal attack on MLU. If you have a problem with anyone's post in future, you will address it to me personally, via PM or email.

Clear?

Well you can tell a man by his friends. Please remove my name from your forum. I now know why my father would not talk about the military.

[servicepub (RIP)]

Wow! You can dish out "A**hole" to people but you can't take a gentle rebuke? You could have simply 'manned up' by admitting that your comments were heated and that you withdrew the name calling.

[Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP)]

Originally Posted by Ledsel

Well you can tell a man by his friends. Please remove my name from your forum. I now know why my father would not talk about the military.

Yes, you can, actually. Those of us with past military experience are rather proud of that fact. What you probably never understood is that we are a true brotherhood, your father among us. I don't know when or where he served, but he was one of us as surely as the man who stands next to us in the ranks. If he refused to talk about his time in the army there was probably a bloody good reason for it, one which you never figured out. I'm sorry for that, but I understand your frustration - sometimes only another army guy can draw out another veteran.

If you want to leave, so be it. If you want to stay, you're welcome. Just read through this thread again and think about it.

[Ledsel]

No Thanks. I care who I associate with.

[Geoff Winnington-Ball (RIP)]

Originally Posted by Ledsel

No Thanks. I care who I associate with.

Then I can only respectfully suggest that you do your father's memory a disservice.

Take care,

Geoff

[Aidan]

OK guys Just be friends. Lets have a Tim Hortons coffee over it with a little bit of Dewares for a taste. I have a Friend in NS Canada that sends me that Delious Coffee. All is well I took no offense. Thanks Aidan

[pzrwest]

I'm a Canadian and an ex service man, but I'm probably going to get alot of flak for this but I hate Timmy's coffee, always tastes burnt to me but it could just be because it is arbica coffee not columbian.

[Aidan]

no more than 18 min's on the cooker, then any coffee is burnt. Aidan

[servicepub (RIP)]

Originally Posted by pzrwest

...I hate Timmy's coffee, .....

You may not be right but I will fight to your death my right to disagree with you - or words to that effect

Timmy's has become so iconic and I am convinved it is due in large part to their successful advertising to the military community. Thnaks for bringing a lighter mood to this thread.
Clive

[Mark W. Tonner]

Originally Posted by pzrwest

... I hate Timmy's coffee ...

... it cannot be all that bad ... it seems very popular to some ...