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Got off the plane at 2330, but didn't get home and in bed until 0200. Up at 0700 to meet some friends for breakfast. The conversation was good, the food was mediocre (and expensive).
Then off to do some stuff with a friend.
I think a nap is in order.
Then off to do some stuff with a friend.
I think a nap is in order.
BigCityChief
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One of the first police patrol vehicles in the U.S.
loknload;1 38505014 said:
A nap? Never a bad idea.
Ever nap in the spring or fall, wake up, clock says 6:30 - 7:00 and just for a moment you're not sure if it's AM or PM?
BigCityChief
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Remember "My Mother the Car"?
One of the first police patrol vehicles in the U.S.
Nut case joyrode a marked unit from a mental health ward in Miami about a 40 - 50 mile round trip, lights and sirens part of the way and returned it undamaged to the exact spot.
City of Miami is reviewing their policies.
Back when I was much younger I knew a police officer who had an off beat sense of humor. (Much later I knew a lot of them!).
One day he walked into the station to find several officers struggling with a violent psych patient. The patient was ranting, raving, and making no sense.
My friend watched for a second and then yelled out, "Quick, restrain that man before someone puts stripes on him and makes him a sergeant."
Apparently the sergeant was not amused, as my friend spent the next several weeks as far out of town as the sergeant could send him.
And yes, I used that one a few times during my EMS career, replacing sergeant with supervisor.
One day he walked into the station to find several officers struggling with a violent psych patient. The patient was ranting, raving, and making no sense.
My friend watched for a second and then yelled out, "Quick, restrain that man before someone puts stripes on him and makes him a sergeant."
Apparently the sergeant was not amused, as my friend spent the next several weeks as far out of town as the sergeant could send him.
And yes, I used that one a few times during my EMS career, replacing sergeant with supervisor.
A friend of mine is an avid hunter. The largest deer he ever took, he hit with his truck. When people asked him what he used to take the deer, he'd reply "A 318 Dakota".
boatme99
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Sexy and hot...but just a tad possesive.Now Meet Christine!!!
BigCityChief
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Back when I was in the Boy Scouts, I was riding my Sears 5 speed bicycle to the scout meeting. I was hit by a speeding car and slammed into the back of a Volvo station wagon.
My bike took the shot but I didn't fare as well. Nothing broken. My knee got smashed open to the knee cap and one finger nearly torn off.
The chain was off on my bike but I could still lean on it and walk home leaving a trail of blood.
A coupla months later, I was all healed up.
Since then, I have a phobia about Volvo station wagons.
My bike took the shot but I didn't fare as well. Nothing broken. My knee got smashed open to the knee cap and one finger nearly torn off.
The chain was off on my bike but I could still lean on it and walk home leaving a trail of blood.
A coupla months later, I was all healed up.
Since then, I have a phobia about Volvo station wagons.
BigCityChief
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I'm thinking I need chocolate chip cookies and vanilla ice cream.
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