"Dwayne" wrote in message
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In article ,
othanks says...
Yeah, great that idiots like that are on our streets with guns telling
us
what
to do.

Did you ever think that the policeman was describing the individual as
being
bald on top with gray on the sides? Of course not, you're too busy
laughing at
your own 'wit'.

If's easy to sit on your ass and criticize other people who are trying
to do a
serious job without being crippled or killed doing it.

Your 'donut shop' quip was so original and amusing, too.

James S. Prine
http://hometown.aol.com/jsprine/


Get a sence of humor. For Gods sake why does everyone have to be so
serious and bitch about everything here. It seems that one post cant go
by without some smart ass response.
--
Dwayne
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/BC895/

For the record, I have "several" friends who are cops. It is a tough job a
lot of the time. Maybe not all, but a lot. They have "fun" when they can -
like most do. Being a firefighter and previous Paramedic, I know that you
have to find humor when possible.. Some of the things you see stick with you
for life. You do the job when others run from it. Call it a sick sense of
humor, but you have to deal with the outcome of the calls. Don't believe me,
if you're not involved, try it sometime. And yes, WE ALL have our bad
apples. There isn't a profession on this earth that doesn't.

As to the words said on the radios, in excitement, or blank of mind, people
often say things that they wish they hadn't. Others tend to not want them to
forget. They play up on those words and the person who uttered them never
lives them down.
As most things, you can merely look upon them as "bloopers". Like clips of
movie takes, comedies, sit-coms, etc. NO ONE IS PERFECT. The TV bloopers
unless live TV, can be edited. Things said over a radio can not.

Regardless of the bloopers made on a radio, so long as those men and women
are out doing their jobs to protect us from the scum we all face, a blooper
is insignificant as opposed to a threat to my security.

So, try to look upon this with the humor as was intended (I believe). I'm
sure they have as well, with a red face!

G.W.