Nick
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Post by Nick on Feb 2, 2009 9:25:08 GMT -8
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Post by Dane on Feb 6, 2009 13:58:38 GMT -8
In Thursday's Times Colonist (5 Feb 09) there as a hilarious cartoon about terrorism and BCF. I thought I had brought it home and was about to scan it but must have left it on the ferry.
Could someone try and grab (scan) it, please?
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Nick
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Post by Nick on Feb 13, 2009 9:19:35 GMT -8
Another one about the QotN
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Mill Bay
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Post by Mill Bay on Feb 13, 2009 10:48:02 GMT -8
I wonder what that one refers to, since no one really 'got lost' during the sinking. There were some tense moments, but the crew did actually succeed in getting almost everyone off the ship. The only one who may have been 'lost' was the quartermaster on duty on the time, it terms of knowing where the ship was. The life-jackets themselves didn't contribute to anyone getting lost in fact, as their name implies, they are supposed to help people get found. Sure a lot of things may have gone wrong that night, but are the life-jackets really responsible?
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Nick
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Post by Nick on Feb 13, 2009 11:11:14 GMT -8
I think he's referring to BCF's treatment of the passengers after the fact. As in, "OK, we rescued you, you're OK, now get out of here 'cause we never want to see you again."
I think he's using the life jacket as a symbol for the whole ordeal.
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Post by Mill Bay on Feb 13, 2009 11:24:37 GMT -8
I think he's referring to BCF's treatment of the passengers after the fact. As in, "OK, we rescued you, you're OK, now get out of here 'cause we never want to see you again." I think he's using the life jacket as a symbol for the whole ordeal. Ah... so that should say 'GET LOST!!' with a couple exclamation marks then, to imply to harsh tone of voice a playground bully would use when shoving you off the merry-go-round.
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