Mr. Rae would be proud

[mr_jardine]

In the past three days I've eaten 6 sugar candies, 9 wild rose berries, roughly 27 ants and 1 dandelion. That is all. As part of my latest course I had to spend 72 hours in the woods alone without any food and only a few pieces of survival equipment. It was AWESOME

Comments

[cordite06]

yeah man, did they make you kill a rabbit?

[mr_jardine]

Manned up big time on that one

[srcosmo]

I do not know what that means, so I will assume that you set a progressively deadlier series of traps designed to destroy the rabbit, finally achieving your goal when he was crushed by a boulder, reminiscent of a scene from "Raiders of the Lost Ark"

[zeegs]

for once that is appropriate

[srcosmo]

speaking of which, did you see snakes on a plane?!???

Re: for once that is appropriate

[zeegs]

not yet, I'm thinking not till monday since I'm working late shifts and sleeping through showtimes

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[mr_jardine]

I should come to Ottawa today and we could go see it

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[srcosmo]

I don't know about today, I have to unpack

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[mr_jardine]

Did you know that I now own an IPod nano

Re: for once that is appropriate

[srcosmo]

Cool

Did you find it in the woods

Re: for once that is appropriate

[mr_jardine]

I made it out of woodland materials

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[zeegs]

just like they used to do in the old days

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[srcosmo]

Rabbit carcasses will play MP3s

Now it all makes sense

[mr_jardine]

"Manned up" is a term which orginiates at RMC. As most manly things do. Demanding that someone "man up" is commonly used when an idividual is trying to convince another individual to perform an act they do not want to. That act is usually either: a) stupid; b) dangerous; c) pointless.

In this case I just wanted to sound manly. I considered "I manned up HARD" but it seemed a bit intense.