Seems to be you're trying to make yourself into something you're not: interesting.

The best way to not volunteer information would have been to never post in the first place, especially if you didn't want the inaccuracies in your posts pointed out.

Cheers

"release information"? Get over yourself. The bunkers have been declassified for over a decade. Read the wikipedia article, for crying out loud.

There's no need to try and make it sound like you're "in the know". Anyone who has paid the $5 and taken the public tour could have called your posts into question, as you twice made the assertion that there were only two bunkers, and both were on the sea. Both assertions are false.

Do keep trying to make yourself sound interesting and important, though. Let me know how that works out for ya.

Furthermore, there were more than just two bunkers, in fact there were seven. The one in Alberta was sold to a farmer, and was subsequently repurchased at a much higher price by the government when they realised that he was going to resell it to a chapter of the Hell Angels.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Diefenbunker

How bout a Motorola M68HC12/11 microcontroller EVB? You can do lots of cool stuff with it, reference manuals for it are pretty cheap and usually of very good quality, and you can even buy pre-built boards for a decent price, and start hacking away on it right away. You can have your very own fighting robot (or whatever turns your crank) in no time.