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Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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RE the officer involved shooting.
Did not look that bad to me. The other officers are probably following protocol so the lawers for the family of the deceased, or a DA, have no wiggle room at all. Pretty sure that male officer on the scene early was handliing the cuffing of the injured party, etc.
Department is probably just trying to fully cover their ass, so no sympathetic jury could possibly come to the conclusion that the officer was involved in a cover up. If DA's in some of the leftist cities were not such ass kissers to some of their consituents, these actions would not be necessary.
Well, taking the LEO's firearm was pretty extreme, but that may be protol due to some nutcase high up in the department.
Did not look that bad to me. The other officers are probably following protocol so the lawers for the family of the deceased, or a DA, have no wiggle room at all. Pretty sure that male officer on the scene early was handliing the cuffing of the injured party, etc.
Department is probably just trying to fully cover their ass, so no sympathetic jury could possibly come to the conclusion that the officer was involved in a cover up. If DA's in some of the leftist cities were not such ass kissers to some of their consituents, these actions would not be necessary.
Well, taking the LEO's firearm was pretty extreme, but that may be protol due to some nutcase high up in the department.
I’m not going to touch this one....I’m sure someone will though. ?
Anb... I thought I saw other officers start to approach the bad guy down. I could hear an officer tell the officer that fired to holster his weapon. Obviously he was in shock and not thinking clearly. Thats why it feel it was appropriate to have that officer step away, and get in a car.
Now, if I'm incorrect as to other officers being present to secure the bad guy, then that obviously has a priority and Id agree with you.
Ive always told officers, we each never know how we'll react faced with pulling the trigger. Responding officers have to take care of the scene, the bad guy, and the officer in shock. One video may not tell the entire story.
Now, if I'm incorrect as to other officers being present to secure the bad guy, then that obviously has a priority and Id agree with you.
Ive always told officers, we each never know how we'll react faced with pulling the trigger. Responding officers have to take care of the scene, the bad guy, and the officer in shock. One video may not tell the entire story.
And the meat sold at a wet market in Wuhan, China.
Sirhr is a big enough boy to make his own point and my post was the carrot, the stick is still there but not necessary if we don’t have 68 underwear ads in a row for the teenagers to fap to.
Does she have a name? Asking for a friend - that’s my story & I'm sticking to it!
You think you wear high heels?
Why do you want to carry someone's dick?
Yolanda Kloppers, Miss South Africa aims m1911 pistol while visiting the troops of the Rhodesian army,Rhodesia,1970s.
Too bad them buttons held....
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I am sorry I was at work and @Dirty D did not fulfill your desire for fappable material. I will try to not let you down again. I will post some of my better stuff later, but I have to get clearance from the Nasa, The Hague and the Pentagon before trusting mere mortals with such material.
Somebody get me a straw
I haven't been called a nasty bastard since that minor incident in Las Vegas a 20 years ago. I am still banned from that town and surrounding areas.
I was with Tiger Force, when things started winding down in the AO. They didn't have much for us to do for a while, so they stuck us and the Recondos up on top of Bach Ma, a holy mountain that was covered in fog at the top, almost all the time. We arrived in 4 slick sorties each from different areas, and started swapping war stories immediately. the LT's got to know each other, and the RTO's set up a radio shack in the big bunker someone had built years ago. The last sortie was a Chinook with a water buffalo slung beneath it and a pallet of C rats, and half a pallet of LRRP rations.
3 weeks later we were still there, although the companies from both battalions were grumbling about our extended R and R (they wanted us back doing the Recon for them, like we were supposed to). We were pretty pissed about it too, since while we werent doing much, we also couldn't go to the Navy PX, or to Eagle Beach or even just run patrols near a firebase. Anything to get off restricted rations, and constant fog, and diminishing water supply.
One night, our LT was going to the water point to get a half-helmet full to shave and bathe. He heard splashing. Climbing on top, he found the lid open and down inside, was a Recondo, taking a swim/bath. The LT showed great restraint, and called the Recodo LT. That LT and their platoon SGT, on the other hand did not hold back one bit. They went to their side of the perimeter, and it didn't sound good.
About two days later, after catching rain from our hootches, and rationing the last of each canteen, we got a break, and they lifted us out of there, for Phu Loc. 1968.
You might want to check the book Tiger Force by Michael Sallah and Mitch Weiss..... Interested in your opinion.
That guy is brave. If watched him eat lots of stuff and puke it up.
I know its funny and we all have our kryptonite.
Mine is fingernail and toenail injuries.
I can handle anything else medically related. Even removing bugs and maggots, gangrene, and have had spit, vomit, and shit all hit my face over the last 20 yrs.
First shift ever in a level 1 trauma center, 1st patient, GSW to the head and got brain matter on my scrub shirt. Changed and kept going. Just part if it.
But a nail injury gives me the hooboojeebees.
Mine is fingernail and toenail injuries.
I can handle anything else medically related. Even removing bugs and maggots, gangrene, and have had spit, vomit, and shit all hit my face over the last 20 yrs.
First shift ever in a level 1 trauma center, 1st patient, GSW to the head and got brain matter on my scrub shirt. Changed and kept going. Just part if it.
But a nail injury gives me the hooboojeebees.
I still remember the instructor reading to us, in basic training, how they treated you for an STD.
To this day, I don't know if he was relating what the doctors told him to read or if it was based on personal experience.
He was so darn good at being very descriptive with the proper voice inflections and emphasis on the correct syllables.
It was one of the most cringe-worthy pieces of literature that I've ever listened to.
