'Is this a truncheon I see before me..?
Meet Inspector Hamlet, the pride of New Scotland Bard...
From the Photoshop the Police challenge. See all 443 entries (closed)
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Meet Inspector Hamlet, the pride of New Scotland Bard...
From the Photoshop the Police challenge. See all 443 entries (closed)
( , Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:07, archived)
To beat, or not to beat?
That is the question.
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The stones and molotovs of outrageous ratbags,
Or to take arms against a sea of hippies
And by walloping, bend them?
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:08,
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Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The stones and molotovs of outrageous ratbags,
Or to take arms against a sea of hippies
And by walloping, bend them?
that is the question:
Whether ’tis nobler in the mind to suffer
The slings and arrows of outraged protestors,
Or to take arms against a sea of travellers,
And by opposing end them?
edit: beaten to the punch. bugger.
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:12,
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The slings and arrows of outraged protestors,
Or to take arms against a sea of travellers,
And by opposing end them?
edit: beaten to the punch. bugger.
Edit rocks my world
Just gotta get those first words in.
Woo to the pic!
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:14,
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Woo to the pic!
actually...
its a tonfa, or as the U.S. police call them, a nightstick. a truncheon is a single lenght of wood, a bit like a rounders bat
/pedant
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:13,
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/pedant
You know your pig sticks
yep, you do, you do.
But in L.A. they're called (and I cringe to say this) "spade clubs"*
*See Rodney King and the riots. Biggest gang in L.A. are the police
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:16,
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But in L.A. they're called (and I cringe to say this) "spade clubs"*
*See Rodney King and the riots. Biggest gang in L.A. are the police
sheesh...
the LAPD know how to call a spade a spade, don't they?
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:32,
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thought of "nightstick"...
... but seeing as we're mostly Brits here, I, um, compromised
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Mon 15 Sep 2003, 18:21,
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