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Woo! Just finished a night shift, and what a busy one it was.
I drove about 150miles in my shift going from job to job.
Anyway, the first time I had to “get it out”, was at a pub fight. A colleague called for emergency assistance after a fight kicked off. Loads of people made their way. I made mine from a fair way away and, “drove at the speed limit”, all the way there.
When I turned up there were 10ish officers there. When I left there were around 30. I didn’t stir it up. I swear.
The second time was not to protect myself, but another being.
There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it was off the road.
I’m a hero. And I’m tired.
I drove about 150miles in my shift going from job to job.
Anyway, the first time I had to “get it out”, was at a pub fight. A colleague called for emergency assistance after a fight kicked off. Loads of people made their way. I made mine from a fair way away and, “drove at the speed limit”, all the way there.
When I turned up there were 10ish officers there. When I left there were around 30. I didn’t stir it up. I swear.
The second time was not to protect myself, but another being.
There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it was off the road.
I’m a hero. And I’m tired.
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Now that's just uncalled for.
If it was a cow though...
If it was a cow though...
English_Bloke wrote:
> There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I
> stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it
> was off the road.
You should have bopped it on the head, taken it home and told your mum you'd supplied tonights tea.
> There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I
> stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it
> was off the road.
You should have bopped it on the head, taken it home and told your mum you'd supplied tonights tea.
Damarus wrote:
> English_Bloke wrote:
> There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I
> stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it
> was off the road.
>
> Couldn't you have like kicked him up the ass (give us ar*e damn it)
> or something. :P
And probably ended up drop-kicking it into a bloody great truck. =D
> English_Bloke wrote:
> There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I
> stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it
> was off the road.
>
> Couldn't you have like kicked him up the ass (give us ar*e damn it)
> or something. :P
And probably ended up drop-kicking it into a bloody great truck. =D
Awesome! You're a Police officer!
Anyway, good work. Do you get a promotion for that?
Anyway, good work. Do you get a promotion for that?
good work officier. Everyday you can return as a hero knowing that your job has been done.
English_Bloke wrote:
> There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I
> stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it
> was off the road.
Couldn't you have like kicked him up the ass (give us ar*e damn it) or something. :P
> There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I
> stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it
> was off the road.
Couldn't you have like kicked him up the ass (give us ar*e damn it) or something. :P
Woo! Just finished a night shift, and what a busy one it was.
I drove about 150miles in my shift going from job to job.
Anyway, the first time I had to “get it out”, was at a pub fight. A colleague called for emergency assistance after a fight kicked off. Loads of people made their way. I made mine from a fair way away and, “drove at the speed limit”, all the way there.
When I turned up there were 10ish officers there. When I left there were around 30. I didn’t stir it up. I swear.
The second time was not to protect myself, but another being.
There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it was off the road.
I’m a hero. And I’m tired.
I drove about 150miles in my shift going from job to job.
Anyway, the first time I had to “get it out”, was at a pub fight. A colleague called for emergency assistance after a fight kicked off. Loads of people made their way. I made mine from a fair way away and, “drove at the speed limit”, all the way there.
When I turned up there were 10ish officers there. When I left there were around 30. I didn’t stir it up. I swear.
The second time was not to protect myself, but another being.
There was a rabbit stood still in the middle of a 60mph road, so I stopped, put my blue lights on and prodded it with my baton until it was off the road.
I’m a hero. And I’m tired.
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