part time coppers.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by the doc horatio

Most opinions in this thread are narrowminded and un-balanced- from both sides.

You've hit the nail on the head, there are too many people on this forum too wrapped up in there own political agendas too even consider the other side of the argument, this goes for a lot of the lefts and rights. I think Beckyboo tries to keep an open mind, some other people should give that a shot.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by turlough
whowhere, gimme your number, i'll ring you in five years and we'll see whose the low life scumbag, just because i take drugs doesn't mean i'm not doing 4 A-Levels at school at this moment, you're a very silly naive idiolistic prat, wise up

Let's just hope one of those A levels isn't English language.

Jus' kidding.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by dantheman
You've hit the nail on the head, there are too many people on this forum too wrapped up in there own political agendas too even consider the other side of the argument, this goes for a lot of the lefts and rights. I think Beckyboo tries to keep an open mind, some other people should give that a shot.

beckys humility is a wonderful thing to behold. she'll fight you tooth and nail for what she believes ...like a terrier who won't take it's teeth out of your ankle grrrr! but she will openly hold her hands up and say ..."hey i never saw it that way before"
but mostly ...it is in here, a handgrade lobbing exercise from opposing and entrenched sides ...which is very entertaining and enlightenink.
we wouldn't want this place to be like the other boards.

Former Member · February 2004

Just in case anyone cares, it was my second day on the streets today. Yesterday we were out meeting the community, going in shops and the like.
Today was gonna be the same, but I am going to go down in history as the first officer to find a dead body on his second day

Former Member · February 2004

has it gave you second thoughts?

Former Member · February 2004

no, shit happens. If it was messy then maybe I might have lost it on my second day, but seeing a dead body is still a shock to the system.
But I just got on with it, and concentrated on what I was taught on preserving scenes.
The social worker on the other hand looked like he was going to be sick.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by Whowhere
no, shit happens. If it was messy then maybe I might have lost it on my second day, but seeing a dead body is still a shock to the system.
But I just got on with it, and concentrated on what I was taught on preserving scenes.
The social worker on the other hand looked like he was going to be sick.

all power to your elbow mate ...be humble when possible ...and learn all about the human condition ...on the front line. and be hard as nails when the situation looks like it's him or you ...seriously. all the best WW.

Former Member · February 2004

If you are doing a good job whowhere, then good luck. But I think you have a lot to learn and maybe need to change your attitude a bit.

Former Member · February 2004

what was the cause/suspected cause of death?

Former Member · February 2004

no idea, i'm not a doctor. We don't even bother hazrding a guess, we let the coroner decide.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by Blagsta
and maybe need to change your attitude a bit.

Yeah he will have a hell of a lot to learn cos he's new to this job, but one thing that made me smile was your comment I just quoted........HIS attitude

Former Member · February 2004

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by morrocan roll
she'll fight you tooth and nail for what she believes ...like a terrier who won't take it's teeth out of your ankle grrrr!

lol that also made me smile

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by Whowhere
but I am going to go down in history as the first officer to find a dead body on his second day

gawd, not nice that.
Bet thats one part of the job thats gonna be the hardest, moreso if relatives/friends are there also.

Former Member · February 2004

Blagsta did you just edit your post because it fucked my comp up when I tried to quote it.

As for a shock you think I'm gonna get, so far I've not been surprised about the levels of criminal scum on the streets.
They've all lived up to the stereotype I had before I started. low brow, poor intelligence, inability to communicate with words containing more than 2 syllables and a penchant for stealing bikes and burning sofas in their back gardens.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by Whowhere
Blagsta did you just edit your post because it fucked my comp up when I tried to quote it.

As for a shock you think I'm gonna get, so far I've not been surprised about the levels of criminal scum on the streets.
They've all lived up to the stereotype I had before I started. low brow, poor intelligence, inability to communicate with words containing more than 2 syllables and a penchant for stealing bikes and burning sofas in their back gardens.

PMSL!
i lived near there more than once ...

Former Member · February 2004

p.s.I'm talking about crims, not drug users before anyone says anything.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by Whowhere
Blagsta did you just edit your post because it fucked my comp up when I tried to quote it.

I edited my response to Becky, yes.

Originally posted by Whowhere
As for a shock you think I'm gonna get, so far I've not been surprised about the levels of criminal scum on the streets.
They've all lived up to the stereotype I had before I started. low brow, poor intelligence, inability to communicate with words containing more than 2 syllables and a penchant for stealing bikes and burning sofas in their back gardens.

I hope you're trying to be ironic.

Former Member · February 2004

Originally posted by Blagsta
I edited my response to Becky, yes.

why, what did it originally say :yeees:

Former Member · February 2004

Can't remember, my usual arrogant response probably.

part time coppers.

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