» Anno Domini 2007 (159) «
- December 21 — Andy Rooney time (0) (Finance, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- December 21 — Criminals usually are remorseful after being caught (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- December 20 — True Story (0) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- December 20 — Residents’ Associations, oh how I love thee (0) (Aut disce aut discede, Historica)
- December 19 — Long, boring painful death (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- December 18 — Nerd Wars of Religion (1) (Media, Web/Tech)
- December 17 — But all these things will they do unto you for my name’s sake, because they know not Him that sent me (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Fidei Defensor)
- December 17 — As if more ammunition were required (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- December 14 — They can have my willy when they pry it from my cold, dead hands (2) (Foreign Affairs, Historica, National Defence)
- December 14 — Sure, that would help (1) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- December 14 — Santa hates kids (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- December 12 — Is this gonna be a standup fight, sir, or another bughunt? (3) (Miscellania)
- December 4 — If she were really a samurai, she would have committed seppuku (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- December 4 — Fairmont Château Laurier (0) (Amor Patriae, Diversions)
- December 4 — Porter Airlines (9) (Aeronautics, Deorum Cibus Est, Diversions)
- December 4 — CYTZ (2) (Aeronautics)
- December 4 — Squawking 7600 (0) (Miscellania)
- November 26 — Germany: still old and busted (2) (Historica, Media)
- November 23 — Going down the memory hole (7) (Historica, Media)
- November 22 — Entire city council not batshit crazy after all (0) (What Really Grinds My Gears)
- November 21 — You don’t say! (0) (Aut disce aut discede, Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- November 19 — Place casualty bets here (2) (Media, National Defence, Web/Tech)
- November 16 — Lazy or Just Stupid, Part III (3) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Media)
- November 16 — Lazy or Just Stupid, Part II (10) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Media)
- November 15 — Internal Audit always rings twice (0) (Web/Tech)
- November 12 — The Action Hero for your Gums (0) (Diversions)
- November 9 — Toronto will never be world-class (4) (Deorum Cibus Est)
- November 9 — Soldiers. With pamphlets. Recruiting. In our schools (5) (National Defence, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- November 8 — Lazy or Just Stupid? (1) (Media, National Defence)
- November 8 — Not enough hours in the day (0) (Diversions, National Defence)
- November 8 — Shut Yo’ Mouth (0) (Amor Patriae)
- November 5 — Rock Star not living in delusional world of own making (0) (Pro Victoria)
- November 2 — Screw You (1) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- November 2 — I’ll Wrestle You! (0) (Diversions, Media)
- November 1 — BlackBerry software must-haves (0) (Web/Tech)
- November 1 — We have met the enemy, and he is You (3) (Diversions, Foreign Affairs, Pro Victoria)
- October 30 — IT administration is stressful? (0) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- October 23 — Annoying Americans think Canada owes them right of entry (3) (Amor Patriae, Culpae Poenae Par Esto, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- October 19 — Best Dilbert Blog post ever (1) (Diversions)
- October 18 — Former governor-general almost lost in horrific aviation accident (3) (Aeronautics, Media)
- October 15 — Chrétien: Canada should have taken the easy way out (2) (Amor Patriae, National Defence)
- October 15 — WTF? (0) (Amor Patriae, Miscellania)
- October 15 — Britney threatens to kill herself (0) (Aut disce aut discede)
- October 11 — John Travolta offers to fly Spice Force One (9) (Aeronautics, Ars Gratia Artis)
- October 11 — Great Moments in Canadian Sentencing, Part II (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- October 10 — Nice MMP sales pitch (3) (Miscellania)
- October 10 — Only in Toronto… (0) (Miscellania)
- October 9 — High Speed, Low Drag (2) (Web/Tech)
- October 4 — John Tory, Where Art Thou? (0) (Current Affairs)
- October 3 — Bring me the head of Rick Hillier (2) (Amor Patriae, National Defence)
- September 28 — Literally biting the hand that feeds you (0) (Foreign Affairs)
- September 27 — How do? Welcome to my shop! Let me cut your mop! (2) (Miscellania)
- September 27 — Great Moments in Canadian Sentencing, Part I (1) (Miscellania)
- September 26 — Seagulls are the Tools of Satan (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Miscellania)
- September 26 — Talking back to blog searches, Part I (0) (Miscellania, Web/Tech)
- September 26 — Why are lawyers so despised? (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- September 26 — Airline Empires (0) (Aeronautics)
- September 25 — AFA Bullet Points (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- September 25 — This is why the Media sucks, blows, bites and eats (0) (Amor Patriae, Media)
- September 22 — Second attempt at an EU3: NA + MMG AAR (0) (Games)
- September 21 — Happiness Is… (0) (Diversions, Industria)
- September 21 — Minds of men fashioned a crate of thunder (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- September 21 — Epic Journey (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- September 21 — TSO: Carmina Burana (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Historica)
- September 20 — Neighborhood of Make-Believe (0) (Miscellania, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- September 19 — I will not cease from mental fight (0) (Games)
- September 18 — Sounds Familiar (0) (Aut disce aut discede, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- September 18 — Battle of Britain 67th Anniversary (0) (Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- September 18 — Sixteen Years (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- September 18 — Ontario is the hot new getaway for extraterrestrials (0) (What Really Grinds My Gears)
- September 17 — Et ta valeur, de foi trempée, Protégera nos foyers et nos droits (0) (Amor Patriae, Industria, National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- September 17 — Brilliant or Stupid? (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- September 16 — EU3: Graecia capta ferum victorem cepit, 1479-1489 (3) (Games)
- September 15 — The Life Aquatic with Christopher Plummer (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Diversions)
- September 14 — On Google and Existential Evil (2) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- September 14 — Fort Langley, British Columbia (1) (Amor Patriae, Historica)
- September 13 — Not Lovin’ It (5) (Deorum Cibus Est, Industria)
- September 11 — What exactly are these bums being paid for? (2) (Amor Patriae)
- September 11 — Remember the Fallen (0) (Historica, Pro Victoria)
- September 11 — Remember the Jackass (1) (Amor Patriae, Historica)
- September 10 — USAF alternative fuel tests to begin on C-17 (0) (Aeronautics, National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- September 9 — Beauty is the Mistress, the Gardener Her Slave (0) (Miscellania)
- September 6 — Seems like a bad idea (1) (Miscellania, Pro Victoria)
- September 5 — Film board’s “strategic plan” falls short on strategy, planning (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Finance, Industria)
- September 2 — 2007 Canadian International Air Show (2) (Aeronautics, Diversions, National Defence)
- August 30 — Gee, I didn’t see that coming (2) (Aut disce aut discede, Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- August 28 — Probably the only time PETA and I will agree (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- August 28 — CC-177 delivers supplies to Jamaica (2) (Aeronautics, Foreign Affairs, National Defence)
- August 28 — EU3: Non Semper Erit Aestas, 1465-1479 (3) (Games)
- August 27 — A revolution is an idea which has found its bayonets (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Historica)
- August 27 — They can be a great people, Kal-El, they wish to be (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- August 23 — And they’ll be pleased as hell to host our soldiers, too (0) (Foreign Affairs)
- August 23 — It’s Always Year Zero in Canada (2) (Amor Patriae, National Defence)
- August 23 — Child Soldiers. In Our Cities. In Canada (2) (Miscellania, National Defence)
- August 22 — The Earth-Mother will Kick Your Ass (3) (Media, That all men may know His works)
- August 21 — For God’s sake, find a new hobby horse (0) (Amor Patriae, Aut disce aut discede)
- August 13 — Stupid Wedding Ideas: Wild Animals (4) (Miscellania, What Really Grinds My Gears)
- August 9 — The New Witchfinder General (0) (Media)
- August 7 — Wrong way on a one-way track (2) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- August 7 — Mysteries of the Public Library (3) (Diversions, Miscellania)
- August 4 — EU3: Imperatrix Romanorum Electus, 1456-1465 (11) (Games)
- July 31 — Public safety is so retrograde (0) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto)
- July 31 — What Really Grinds My Gears: Wedding Reception Table Centrepieces (7) (What Really Grinds My Gears)
- July 30 — Imperial Adventures (8) (Games)
- July 24 — Monday Night Sunset (0) (Diversions)
- July 24 — Christiana Hendrix, 1974-2007 (0) (Miscellania)
- July 11 — Rockers swear at concert! — film at 11 (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Aut disce aut discede)
- June 29 — Falling on deaf ears (0) (Pro Victoria)
- June 28 — A byword for “overrated” (1) (Media)
- June 19 — Riddle me this… (0) (Aut disce aut discede, Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Media)
- June 6 — Ducimus (0) (Historica, National Defence)
- June 6 — The Longest Day (2) (Amor Patriae, Historica)
- May 25 — Way better than the real thing could ever be (0) (Web/Tech)
- May 25 — Your criminal justice system at work (2) (Culpae Poenae Par Esto, Miscellania)
- May 3 — Non nobis, Domine, non nobis, sed Nomine Tuo, da gloriam (5) (Pro Victoria)
- May 2 — The Interview Meme (7) (Miscellania)
- April 30 — Battle of York (0) (Historica)
- April 28 — Red Alert! Battle Stations! (0) (Web/Tech)
- April 28 — Canadian Fencibles (0) (Historica)
- April 27 — Regi patriaque fidelis (0) (National Defence)
- April 27 — First into the Garbage Can when the Revolution comes (0) (Web/Tech)
- April 26 — A long-ass f**kin’ time ago, in a town called Kickapoo (0) (Ars Gratia Artis, Diversions, Miscellania)
- April 25 — Off the ice (3) (Miscellania)
- April 24 — First CF pilots certified on the C-17 (1) (Aeronautics, National Defence)
- April 24 — Ask Queen Rania! (0) (Foreign Affairs)
- April 24 — Saint George’s Day (0) (Amor Patriae)
- April 23 — Lance-Corporal Frederick Fisher, VC (0) (Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- April 23 — What I Did on my Blogging Vacation (2) (Diversions, Miscellania, Web/Tech)
- April 23 — Transit Chronicles, Part II (0) (Miscellania)
- April 11 — If you can’t say anything nice (2) (Amor Patriae)
- April 9 — Vimy Ridge (0) (Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- April 9 — Transit Chronicles, Part I (1) (Miscellania)
- March 31 — Cenotaph, Sault Ste. Marie (0) (Historica)
- March 30 — Action vs. Implosion vs. Principle (1) (Foreign Affairs, National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- March 27 — Off we go, into the wild green yonder! (0) (National Defence)
- March 27 — So You Think You Can Spell, Celebrity? (0) (Diversions)
- March 27 — “Different phase” coming if Iran doesn’t make nice (2) (Foreign Affairs, National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- March 27 — More on the Tamil Tigers bombing raid (2) (Aeronautics, Foreign Affairs)
- March 26 — Flying Tigers (2) (Aeronautics, Foreign Affairs)
- March 26 — Canada-India Trade Notes (0) (Amor Patriae, Foreign Affairs, Industria)
- March 26 — Conserve energy! But not too much… (0) (Miscellania)
- March 26 — Unus et Omnes (2) (Foreign Affairs, Historica, Pro Victoria)
- March 23 — Friday Meditations (0) (Miscellania)
- March 23 — The Passion of the Clark (7) (Amor Patriae, Foreign Affairs)
- March 22 — Satellites: soft underbelly of the American military (3) (National Defence)
- March 21 — If ye break faith with us who die (4) (Amor Patriae, Historica, National Defence)
- March 16 — Friday Morning Crank (0) (Miscellania)
- March 13 — In Memoriam (0) (Miscellania)
- March 12 — Canada-India Free Trade? (0) (Foreign Affairs)
- March 12 — Sometimes a Violent Action Flick is just a Violent Action Flick (3) (Ars Gratia Artis, Miscellania)
- March 10 — Saturday Lookin’ like a Hoss (0) (Amor Patriae)
- March 10 — I tan I epi tas (0) (Ars Gratia Artis)
- March 8 — If it weren’t for the damn passengers… (1) (What Really Grinds My Gears)
- March 5 — Wireless carriers gouging Canadians (0) (Industria, Web/Tech)
- February 26 — “Sooner or later it’ll be used for shagging” (0) (Web/Tech)
- February 24 — Speaking ill of the dead (5) (Diversions)
- February 23 — Faith of their Fathers (3) (National Defence, Pro Victoria)
- January 23 — Math — Friend or Foe? (3) (Miscellania)
- January 22 — Worth Repeating (0) (Amor Patriae)
Chris is most often found flying a desk, but he delights in studying the Golden Age of Aviation (1919-1939). He admires all the pioneering men and women who navigated the skies with nothing more sophisticated than a map, compass and sextant—and the conviction that there was no place they could not reach.
