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Royal Canadian Air Cadets

Literally the most stressful place on Earth. A place to meet friends, loved ones, and mortal enemies. A place that may seem nice and cheery on the outside, but in reality, it's a hellhole with no coordination or proper planning.
my friend: Hey, do you wanna do something on Saturday?
me: Sorry, I have cadets.
my friend: I hope you come back in one piece.
me: Thanks but I won't.

Royal Canadian Air Cadets

Royal Canadian Air Cadets

A Canadian Organization for youth aged 12-18. Funded by the Department of National Defense and partners with the Canadian Armed Forces Reserves Cadet Instructor Cadre. The aims of the program are to exercise citizenship and leadership, promote physical fitness, and stimulate an interest in the air activities of the Canadian Armed Forces. Fun, challenging, accepting, rewarding, safe and opportunity are words that I would use to describe the program.
"Wow this guy did Royal Canadian Air Cadets, we should hire him"
"She wants to be a pilot? Did she try air cadets?"

Air Cadet 

A person who is a member of the Air Training Corps. Generally hasn't got much spare time, can find a McDonald's in seconds no matter where they are. Strange obsession for shiny things e.g. Stripes. They are commonly referred to as 'Spaceys' by the RAF. They hate all that is Army and Navy, or they should.
Hey, that weirdo stroking those shiny stripes is an Air Cadet!
Air Cadet by McBabe May 20, 2009

Air cadet 

Absolute legend who probs thought a rocket took them to Spain last year but managed to win a trophy in aircraft recognition. Pro navigators who can find any maccies even in the middle of bloody nowhere. Largely obsessed with anything shiny .Better than all of the cadet forces because we're posh and have brains, unlike army and sea cadets who are all abit thick.
Person 1. After dofe I fancy a maccies, do u know where one is?
Person 2. No were in the middle of nowhere

Person 1. Where's the nearest...
Air cadet 1. The nearest McDonald's is exactly 2.76827 miles from our current grid reference, according to my calculations it should take us 3 minutes to drive
Air cadet by 90spekelad March 22, 2017

Air Cadet 

A member of the Air Training Corps.
''He's an Air Cadet from 498 Sqn.''
Air Cadet by CW94 August 5, 2009

Air Cadet 

A person between the ages of 12-18 currently in the air cadets. Usually very smart and has a passion for planes. Can do things better than Sea Cadets and Army Cadets.
Air Cadet by Just a guy 01 June 14, 2016
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"Booya! That freestyle was dutty!"
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