two-four
Standard framing timber
A two-four is Canadian slang for a case of twenty-four beers: We picked up a two-four for the cottage weekend.
The term reflects how beer is commonly sold in Canada, and it's strongly associated with casual drinking culture, especially around holidays like Victoria Day (the "May two-four weekend").
Rhythmic group walk
step · formation · boots · running · PT · sergeant · call-and-response · rhythm
Kinship among men
- solidarityUnity among allies
- unityWholeness through cohesion
- esprit de corpsShared pride among members
- bondingForming close connections
fellowship · teamwork · platoon · squad · troops · morale · shared experience · training
march
Rhythmic group walk
count · step · formation · boots · running · PT · sergeant · call-and-response · rhythm · tempo
brotherhood
Kinship among men
- solidarityUnity among allies
- unityWholeness through cohesion
- esprit de corpsShared pride among members
bonding · fellowship · teamwork · platoon · squad · troops · morale · shared experience · training · barracks
infantry
Ground combat troops
- drill sergeantTrains raw recruits harshly
- basic trainingInitial military instruction
- formationCreation or arrangement
company · battalion · Army · boot camp · PT · reveille · mess hall · fatigues · dog tags · enlistment
- CanadianaCanadian, Canadian flag, maple syrup, maple leaf, beaver