🚀 go-pugleaf

corsair wrote:
> 
> Steve,
> Hold on there with the verbal abuse.  Who licked the red off your lollypop?
> What a tirade!
> 
> I understand that you don't like it but you provide no evidence other that
> some blatantly offensive name calling is lame.  Let's see some facts and data
> to back up your mouth.
> 
> I've lived in appartments where "courtsey officers" resided several times.
> He was "on call" for the complex and was always closer than the nearest
> partol officer.  Best thing of all was that he parked his squad car in the
> lot.  Bet a crook took a few moments to think about that and go somewhere
> else.  He was also a very good neighbor, no problems, no weirdness and no
> hassel.
> 
> Think twice before you shoot off your mouth with your foot in it.  The
> benefits far outweigh your shortsightedness and and lack of understanding.
> 
> LD
> 
> In article <50st5h$gs9@news.onramp.net>, spd@onramp.net (Steven Doyle) wrote:
> ]I never fully understood this crock of shit.  'Courtesy Officer' translates
> ]into 'free room for cop shakedown'.  Do not try to convince me otherwise.  I
> ]have lived in apartments in the past and know this fully well to be true.
> ]For the free  aprtment the officer must lock a gate at the pool each night
> ](maybe not even that much).  The officers that I was acquanted with were
> ]usually too drunk to perform much else.
> ]
> ]
> ]In article <32314426.57E8@iamerica.net>, aubreyh@iamerica.net says...
> ]>
> ]>I am an experienced police officer that is looking for a courtesy officer
> ]>position in the Dallas area with an apartment complex.  I will provide
> ]>services in exchange for free rent.  Please leave me e-mail if
> ]>interested.
> ]>
> ]>
> ]>Sincerely,
> ]>
> ]>
> ]>Aubrey Hawkins
> ]


Could'nt of said it better myself.. Thanks.
-- 
Aubrey Hawkins
KC5USI
Dallas

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