Silky Smooth
Originally Posted by Kass
With Newfie not far (and some of the guys in Buffalo being close) this kind of thing makes me think we should try to arrange a Canadian HERF in Toronto.Welcome from Michigan formerally of Burlington Ontario
-W.
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Welcome to the forum from NW Iowa.
"I'm a leaf on the wind watch how I soar."
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Yeah
Welcome from DC. What do you do in the Canadian Army?
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Silky Smooth
He mentions in his profile he is SigOps (Signal Operator). Basically he's the one that radios in that you guys are hitting our guys with Friendly Fire
-W.
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Moses of the South
Sometimes it's hard to tell between a Canadian and a Nazi through a pariscope.He mentions in his profile he is SigOps (Signal Operator). Basically he's the one that radios in that you guys are hitting our guys with Friendly Fire
-W.
Silky Smooth
I have to admit I found this comment to be in poor taste Chris. Especially considering my wife is German and I take things like "Nazis" damn seriously. IF you want to go down that road we could have an educated discussion regarding current US policies and actions and their comparisons to the rise of the Third Reich but that would be stepping out from "Joking around". I know you are (hopefully) joking but please don't use words like Nazi loosely and kindly never make this kind of comparison again. My Grandfather fought in Italy, and most of my great Uncles landed on D-Day at Juno. I find these days people use the word without thinking about the millions and millions that died. Even German soldiers who fought in the war and had no nazi affiliation deserve more respect.
Besides, the Third Reich didn't have donuts!
Thanks dude,
-Will
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Moses of the South
My deepest apologies, Will. When i posted that I had no idea it would offend anybody. Seriously, I'm very sorry.
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Like others have said and it says in my profile, I'm a Signal Operator. Basically, I run the radios in combat arms units (Infantry, Artillery, Armored, Combat Engineers) or in a garrison situation I run the computer networks and radio signals (things like transmissions to ALERT close to the north pole).
Right now I'm in CFB Borden building a personnel tracking system and pulling cable when the line crew runs short of able bodies.
Just a stay at home dad (retired until I choose otherwise, thanks Canadian Army medical pension) hanging out and enjoying the good life.
Still a newb
I must ask, what is a HERF?With Newfie not far (and some of the guys in Buffalo being close) this kind of thing makes me think we should try to arrange a Canadian HERF in Toronto.
-W.
Senior Member
thank you, I have seen "HERF" used several times and I was hoping to eventually catch on. But thank you asking the question I was too scared to ask. NOW WHAT IS IT FOLKS
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a herf is when you get together with friends and smoke it up
just a social time you can spend with a few cigar buddies, or more than a few, it doesn't matter
Still a newb
Ahh.. sounds like good times
Silky Smooth
As boomshay says. Usually you bring a stack of some sticks for people to take a few that they like and you take a few that you like from other people's stacks they have brought along. You smoke like crazy (I smoked 5 my first Herf with Bluesman and BigPoppaPuff and some others. Combined with the copious amounts of Rye and cokes I was DONE at the end of the night), shoot the shit, drink, usually eat something and all round enjoy all that is good with life.
-W.
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