What American town have you ever felt the most unsafe?
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Impossible. There’s laws against that.MikeDamone said:
They have sub machine guns. HTH.Sledog said:
Are you speaking from experience?MikeDamone said:
To think you are going to out gun LA gangbangers is laughableSledog said:
There are 2 30 round mags on my SMG. Look up H&K MP5 mag clamp. HTHdflea said:
You brought 60 friends, and then acted tough?Sledog said:
Well it's a matter of perspective. The 60 friends on board made me feel more confident than they were.MikeDamone said:
Assuming there was one of you, you were definitely the one who should have felt unsafe.Sledog said:South end of Watts because it looked like it had just been bombed and i was searching the sky for enemy planes.
I've had groups of gang members see me in my UC vehicle and start flipping me off and throwing signs. I flipped them off. I had a submachine gun in my lap so it wasn't me that should have felt unsafe.
lol
You're a gargantuan pussy.
What's life without friends?
They we're walking in a group. It was all fun and games. -
If "America" means N. America, including Canada, then East Hastings - Vancouver, BC. Total fucking shithole loaded with aggressive addicts. Otherwise St. Thomas, USVI during Carnival, when the power went out in the fairgrounds and guys with machetes started chasing their rival gang members around. The ratio of blacks to whites was over 1000 to 1 and the carnival theme the year before was "Kill the Rabbit." USVI is a possession, so I think it gets in.
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*WabbitTurdBomber said:If "America" means N. America, including Canada, then East Hastings - Vancouver, BC. Total fucking shithole loaded with aggressive addicts. Otherwise St. Thomas, USVI during Carnival, when the power went out in the fairgrounds and guys with machetes started chasing their rival gang members around. The ratio of blacks to whites was over 1000 to 1 and the carnival theme the year before was "Kill the Rabbit." USVI is a possession, so I think it gets in.
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This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder .... -
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
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As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine. -
Only j is tuffcreepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine. -
Most people understand that American cities don't even rate on the high scale when it comes to lack of safety. The third world is a scary place.
I have been in every state multiple times, some cities other than my own 100's of times. I typically don't get the scared thing going on in a strange and falling down place (my wife will roll up the window and lock the door if a toothless white poodle walks up to the side of the car), not because I am a tough guy, I just give people the benefit of the doubt that they aren't looking for trouble all of the time.
The only place on the West Coast that I have ever felt the need to protect myself because I was not the norm in that neighborhood was Watts back in the early 80's. I stupidly went for a run and got lost. Running around passed out people in the ditches can be a bit otherworldly. I am sure the place is better now but back then it was still just a burned out hole. China Town NYC at 5 am. Again, went for a morning run, got lost and was urged to high tail it back to civilization. Nothing good was going on there with the gangs at that time of the morning and I ran right into the middle of it. Prior to that run in China Town I never believed that rats were the size of cats. Now I do and they are all over the fucking place and not afraid of humans. New Orleans, car got a blow out crossing Bourbon at 5:30 in the morning. A lot of people coming up to the car doors trying to open them while I was on the other side repairing the tire. My date at the time was a screaming psychotic mess. I had to threaten the people with my tire iron more than once. I couldn't get the tire repaired fast enough and I had zero light and was standing in that curb water that they spray down the sidewalks with each morning before they open up the restaurants for breakfast. God awful smelling and looking shit. If you have been there early in the morning you know what I am talking about with the water and the smells. Got the tire fixed in record fucking time, started up the car, drove two blocks with this date of mine who I flew in from Seattle sobbing next to me, and a group of assholes surround the car and were beating on the hood and trunk just to fuck with us. Before my date vapor locked on me, I put my foot on the gas and sent them flying. My date is probably still in therapy. The last time was South Philly. I never felt safe and I was canvassing the neighborhood with 10 other people. Will never, ever, go there again. I would go for a walk in Watts with money dangling out of my pockets before I would ever head back to S Philly. -
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue. -
Late 80s early 90s South Central LA, Oakland and Richmond were all pretty nasty. New Orleans in the area described by Throbber is still scary. Until Rudy came to town parts of New York were scary. I've never been but I hear East St. Louis is a shit hole. And Baltimore is still pretty awful.Bendintheriver said:Most people understand that American cities don't even rate on the high scale when it comes to lack of safety. The third world is a scary place.
I have been in every state multiple times, some cities other than my own 100's of times. I typically don't get the scared thing going on in a strange and falling down place (my wife will roll up the window and lock the door if a toothless white poodle walks up to the side of the car), not because I am a tough guy, I just give people the benefit of the doubt that they aren't looking for trouble all of the time.
The only place on the West Coast that I have ever felt the need to protect myself because I was not the norm in that neighborhood was Watts back in the early 80's. I stupidly went for a run and got lost. Running around passed out people in the ditches can be a bit otherworldly. I am sure the place is better now but back then it was still just a burned out hole. China Town NYC at 5 am. Again, went for a morning run, got lost and was urged to high tail it back to civilization. Nothing good was going on there with the gangs at that time of the morning and I ran right into the middle of it. Prior to that run in China Town I never believed that rats were the size of cats. Now I do and they are all over the fucking place and not afraid of humans. New Orleans, car got a blow out crossing Bourbon at 5:30 in the morning. A lot of people coming up to the car doors trying to open them while I was on the other side repairing the tire. My date at the time was a screaming psychotic mess. I had to threaten the people with my tire iron more than once. I couldn't get the tire repaired fast enough and I had zero light and was standing in that curb water that they spray down the sidewalks with each morning before they open up the restaurants for breakfast. God awful smelling and looking shit. If you have been there early in the morning you know what I am talking about with the water and the smells. Got the tire fixed in record fucking time, started up the car, drove two blocks with this date of mine who I flew in from Seattle sobbing next to me, and a group of assholes surround the car and were beating on the hood and trunk just to fuck with us. Before my date vapor locked on me, I put my foot on the gas and sent them flying. My date is probably still in therapy. The last time was South Philly. I never felt safe and I was canvassing the neighborhood with 10 other people. Will never, ever, go there again. I would go for a walk in Watts with money dangling out of my pockets before I would ever head back to S Philly. -
A big one. St. Louis overall has some issues and I would rate it a pretty tough town, up there with the bad ones.SFGbob said:
Late 80s early 90s South Central LA, Oakland and Richmond were all pretty nasty. New Orleans in the area described by Throbber is still scary. Until Rudy came to town parts of New York were scary. I've never been but I hear East St. Louis is a shit hole. And Baltimore is still pretty awful.Bendintheriver said:Most people understand that American cities don't even rate on the high scale when it comes to lack of safety. The third world is a scary place.
I have been in every state multiple times, some cities other than my own 100's of times. I typically don't get the scared thing going on in a strange and falling down place (my wife will roll up the window and lock the door if a toothless white poodle walks up to the side of the car), not because I am a tough guy, I just give people the benefit of the doubt that they aren't looking for trouble all of the time.
The only place on the West Coast that I have ever felt the need to protect myself because I was not the norm in that neighborhood was Watts back in the early 80's. I stupidly went for a run and got lost. Running around passed out people in the ditches can be a bit otherworldly. I am sure the place is better now but back then it was still just a burned out hole. China Town NYC at 5 am. Again, went for a morning run, got lost and was urged to high tail it back to civilization. Nothing good was going on there with the gangs at that time of the morning and I ran right into the middle of it. Prior to that run in China Town I never believed that rats were the size of cats. Now I do and they are all over the fucking place and not afraid of humans. New Orleans, car got a blow out crossing Bourbon at 5:30 in the morning. A lot of people coming up to the car doors trying to open them while I was on the other side repairing the tire. My date at the time was a screaming psychotic mess. I had to threaten the people with my tire iron more than once. I couldn't get the tire repaired fast enough and I had zero light and was standing in that curb water that they spray down the sidewalks with each morning before they open up the restaurants for breakfast. God awful smelling and looking shit. If you have been there early in the morning you know what I am talking about with the water and the smells. Got the tire fixed in record fucking time, started up the car, drove two blocks with this date of mine who I flew in from Seattle sobbing next to me, and a group of assholes surround the car and were beating on the hood and trunk just to fuck with us. Before my date vapor locked on me, I put my foot on the gas and sent them flying. My date is probably still in therapy. The last time was South Philly. I never felt safe and I was canvassing the neighborhood with 10 other people. Will never, ever, go there again. I would go for a walk in Watts with money dangling out of my pockets before I would ever head back to S Philly.
Still, I don't think there's anything like Chicago now, especially the south side. But the random shootings happen everywhere there. I was there on business and walking to meet a group at a well - known restaurant and three blocks were tapped off for a crime scene. Some guy just got shot because some other guy wanted his car to drive from there to somewhere else. One of the locals told me that happens all the time in Chicago. -
No, I didn't expect anything. You're assuming I care more than I do.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
I get the gist of what you did and have no issue with it. -
I'm far from a bad ass myself, but I know a few.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
None of them talk like you. Your desperate need for random assholes on the internet to think you're tough is fucking weird. -
Cincinnati, well official across the river in Covington Ky. It just didn't feel right.
Also a small town in the Santa Cruz mountains at a park with a river on a hot day. Bunch of guys with neo-nazi tattoos, and most people didn't even know. Turned out they were nice and not looking to start anything. Honestly, what worries me is that they would expect me to join in on their side if shit went down. Not sure if I would. It would depend on the situation. -
At the delta terminal?alumni94 said:Cincinnati, well official across the river in Covington Ky. It just didn't feel right.
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I Answer questions. I won't in the future.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I'm far from a bad ass myself, but I know a few.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
None of them talk like you. Your desperate need for random assholes on the internet to think you're tough is fucking weird. -
That screams how bad of a shithole Philly has become as South Philly (except the projects to the west) is considered pretty decent by Philadelphia standards. Visit West Philadelphia or North Philadelphia next time.Bendintheriver said:
The last time was South Philly. I never felt safe and I was canvassing the neighborhood with 10 other people. Will never, ever, go there again. I would go for a walk in Watts with money dangling out of my pockets before I would ever head back to S Philly. -
Oak Town is no joke.PurpleThrobber said:In all honesty, I did feel a little uncomfortable one night in Oakland. Post-Raiders game, partied a bit and then dude dropped me at the BART Station on a slow roll and said, "Get your ass inside the gates right now. Don't stop for anything or anybody".
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Oakland to Sactown, the Bay Area and back down?Baseman said:
Oak Town is no joke.PurpleThrobber said:In all honesty, I did feel a little uncomfortable one night in Oakland. Post-Raiders game, partied a bit and then dude dropped me at the BART Station on a slow roll and said, "Get your ass inside the gates right now. Don't stop for anything or anybody".
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Newport Kentucky. What a fucking shithole lolalumni94 said:Cincinnati, well official across the river in Covington Ky. It just didn't feel right.
Also a small town in the Santa Cruz mountains at a park with a river on a hot day. Bunch of guys with neo-nazi tattoos, and most people didn't even know. Turned out they were nice and not looking to start anything. Honestly, what worries me is that they would expect me to join in on their side if shit went down. Not sure if I would. It would depend on the situation. -
Not quite that easy. It can get worse in places east of that. Stay south of US-90 west of downtown, in downtown, French Quarter, and a tad east of there and you are in less danger than north and east of those places.PurpleThrobber said:
Stay out of the pie shaped triangle from Poydras to Esplanade and you're good in NOLA. Pro tip.
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TIASledog said:
I Answer questions. I won't in the future.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I'm far from a bad ass myself, but I know a few.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
None of them talk like you. Your desperate need for random assholes on the internet to think you're tough is fucking weird. -
Anything other than Lexington in Kentucky is a shithole.Pitchfork51 said:
Newport Kentucky. What a fucking shithole lolalumni94 said:Cincinnati, well official across the river in Covington Ky. It just didn't feel right.
Also a small town in the Santa Cruz mountains at a park with a river on a hot day. Bunch of guys with neo-nazi tattoos, and most people didn't even know. Turned out they were nice and not looking to start anything. Honestly, what worries me is that they would expect me to join in on their side if shit went down. Not sure if I would. It would depend on the situation. -
Are there no chicks in KentuckyPurpleThrobber said:
Anything other than Lexington in Kentucky is a shithole.Pitchfork51 said:
Newport Kentucky. What a fucking shithole lolalumni94 said:Cincinnati, well official across the river in Covington Ky. It just didn't feel right.
Also a small town in the Santa Cruz mountains at a park with a river on a hot day. Bunch of guys with neo-nazi tattoos, and most people didn't even know. Turned out they were nice and not looking to start anything. Honestly, what worries me is that they would expect me to join in on their side if shit went down. Not sure if I would. It would depend on the situation. -
Went to a Subway in Gary Indiana where the sandwich maker was behind bullet proof glass.
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Just heavily botoxed former hottie Ashley Judd.Pitchfork51 said:
Are there no chicks in KentuckyPurpleThrobber said:
Anything other than Lexington in Kentucky is a shithole.Pitchfork51 said:
Newport Kentucky. What a fucking shithole lolalumni94 said:Cincinnati, well official across the river in Covington Ky. It just didn't feel right.
Also a small town in the Santa Cruz mountains at a park with a river on a hot day. Bunch of guys with neo-nazi tattoos, and most people didn't even know. Turned out they were nice and not looking to start anything. Honestly, what worries me is that they would expect me to join in on their side if shit went down. Not sure if I would. It would depend on the situation. -
It has nothing to do with that. The difference is I told the story as I would to another cop. My mistake since you guys are clueless on the mind set required while doing police work. One of the reasons cops usually hang out with other cops. I won't make that mistake again since it somehow damages some peoples sensibilities. No worries that's all changing in police work. It'll be like San Angeles in Demolition Man in another 10-20 years. Society won't be better for it.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I'm far from a bad ass myself, but I know a few.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
None of them talk like you. Your desperate need for random assholes on the internet to think you're tough is fucking weird. -
Excuse me, Police work Superiority Guy, but I watched Baretta, Starsky & Hutch and Police Woman growing up. So there!Sledog said:
It has nothing to do with that. The difference is I told the story as I would to another cop. My mistake since you guys are clueless on the mind set required while doing police work. One of the reasons cops usually hang out with other cops. I won't make that mistake again since it somehow damages some peoples sensibilities. No worries that's all changing in police work. It'll be like San Angeles in Demolition Man in another 10-20 years. Society won't be better for it.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I'm far from a bad ass myself, but I know a few.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
None of them talk like you. Your desperate need for random assholes on the internet to think you're tough is fucking weird. -
Shit you're old too.TurdBomber said:
Excuse me, Police work Superiority Guy, but I watched Baretta, Starsky & Hutch and Police Woman growing up. So there!Sledog said:
It has nothing to do with that. The difference is I told the story as I would to another cop. My mistake since you guys are clueless on the mind set required while doing police work. One of the reasons cops usually hang out with other cops. I won't make that mistake again since it somehow damages some peoples sensibilities. No worries that's all changing in police work. It'll be like San Angeles in Demolition Man in another 10-20 years. Society won't be better for it.GreenRiverGatorz said:
I'm far from a bad ass myself, but I know a few.Sledog said:
A question was asked I posted an experience. We do or did different jobs. The stuff I did was different. You expected a story like your own. You can't look or be a pussy in my job bad people pick up on that. That's not driven home much anymore and the people coming in have no life experience. Cowardice is a fireable offense and I'd see to the firing! The answer to aggression was aggression that's how it works.creepycoug said:
As between the two of us, I'd imagine the average person would score that as a bigger challenge for you than for me.Sledog said:
Imagine other peoples life experiences are different than yours.creepycoug said:This from the guy who regales us with stories about machine guns and intimidating LA gangs with his bad assery ... ad nauseam.
Responding to a guy who has the sack to own whatever dog makes his wife and kids happy because he knows he doesn’t need a Rottweiler to make his dick work.
You really should do something about that giant chip on your shoulder ....
We aren't the same. But only your story is ok. Mines not. Because I wasn't scared. I'll be scared sometime just for you.
As to scoring your story, take it up with Damone. I happen to agree with him, but that's neither here nor there. He took the first take.
Why are you trying so hard to convince everybody you're a tuff guy who doesn't experience fear? I don't give a fuck one way or the other ... at all.
I myself am afraid of a lot of things, like most normal people. But I'm not the one trying to sell the Dirty Harry routine.
Same goes for Damone. I've been in court but you didn't spend all your waking hours for six years working undercover in every shithole from San Fran to the border. Or any of other myriad shit I had to that I can't unsee. This is why cops hang out together. Other people don't have a clue.
None of them talk like you. Your desperate need for random assholes on the internet to think you're tough is fucking weird. -
Nope, it isn't.Baseman said:
Oak Town is no joke.PurpleThrobber said:In all honesty, I did feel a little uncomfortable one night in Oakland. Post-Raiders game, partied a bit and then dude dropped me at the BART Station on a slow roll and said, "Get your ass inside the gates right now. Don't stop for anything or anybody".
