Re: Armed around police - the jitters do fade
Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 3:54 pm
Ha, they took USA1's comment about it but left mine.RHenriksen wrote:Spam. The mods just haven't deleted it yet.USA1 wrote:huh?
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Re: Armed around police - the jitters do fade
Posted: Fri Aug 26, 2011 4:52 pm
But now your pizza comment looks like spam.terryg wrote:Ha, they took USA1's comment about it but left mine.RHenriksen wrote:Spam. The mods just haven't deleted it yet.USA1 wrote:huh?
I'm so confused!
Re: Armed around police - the jitters do fade
Posted: Fri Sep 02, 2011 4:45 pm
My favorite eateries cut uniformed LEOs some slack when it comes to paying the check. With what little disposable income we still have thats budgeted for outside meals, places like that get a disproportinate chunk.
Its just another way to 'pay it fwd'.
I do feel comfy with a couple or three DPD vehicles in the parking lot.
Back a couple of decades, pre cell 'phones', when we could occasionally talk with LEOs via radio, they were a reassuring presence. They still are.
salty
Its just another way to 'pay it fwd'.
I do feel comfy with a couple or three DPD vehicles in the parking lot.
Back a couple of decades, pre cell 'phones', when we could occasionally talk with LEOs via radio, they were a reassuring presence. They still are.
salty
Re: Armed around police - the jitters do fade
Posted: Tue Jan 03, 2012 10:57 pm
our fire marshall has a real sharp 1911 and even sweeter holster, he has caught me eye balling a few timesA-R wrote: I'm always afraid one of them is going to say "Hey, my eyes are up HERE" while I'm staring at the nice 1911sI see in the belt holsters some of the small-town sheriffs and a few "Texas Rangers" types who shop there
its like starring at good looking woman , the 1911 i mean