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Tell us your tales of the police, ambulance workers, firefighters, and - dammit - the coastguard
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 11:33)
Tell us your tales of the police, ambulance workers, firefighters, and - dammit - the coastguard
( , Thu 16 May 2013, 11:33)
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I'll think of a witty title later
When I was a spotty student at uni, my favourite hash dealer was a woman. This was fairly unusual, but as well as being fit and friendly, she had the best Red Leb (a nostalgia trip for the old folk there) on campus. So I was very annoyed to hear that she would be leaving at the end of the year.
"Why are you leaving?" I enquired, "You haven't graduated yet, have you?"
"No, I'm only here on a year's course. I'm going back to police training college."
And with that she whipped her policewoman's hat out of a drawer, plonked it on her head at a jaunty angle, and passed me the spliff with a grin.
( , Fri 17 May 2013, 13:48, 6 replies)
When I was a spotty student at uni, my favourite hash dealer was a woman. This was fairly unusual, but as well as being fit and friendly, she had the best Red Leb (a nostalgia trip for the old folk there) on campus. So I was very annoyed to hear that she would be leaving at the end of the year.
"Why are you leaving?" I enquired, "You haven't graduated yet, have you?"
"No, I'm only here on a year's course. I'm going back to police training college."
And with that she whipped her policewoman's hat out of a drawer, plonked it on her head at a jaunty angle, and passed me the spliff with a grin.
( , Fri 17 May 2013, 13:48, 6 replies)
I think being the actual dealer is somewhat more than "turning a blind eye"
( , Fri 17 May 2013, 15:16, closed)
( , Fri 17 May 2013, 15:16, closed)
I trust you did the right thing
and blew the whistle on this shocking example of police corruption?
( , Fri 17 May 2013, 15:27, closed)
and blew the whistle on this shocking example of police corruption?
( , Fri 17 May 2013, 15:27, closed)
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