Not to be watched with children around. Very profane but hilariously funny. Who thinks this stuff up?
FULL METAL JACKET CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
Labels: HOLIDAY POSTS
Posted by ENFORCER at Wednesday, December 19, 2007 |
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT, LETS HEAR IT
You may have noticed my new DECK THE HALLS banner in the sidebar. Those cool ladies over there are doing a Holiday Blog Decorating Contest. And never let it be said that the Enforcer doesn't like a good contest. So I'm in. Any one interested can clink the link on this post or the banner to check it out.
I am more full of Holiday Cheer this year because its the first week in December and I am very close to being all the way done Christmas shopping this year. No last minute head spinning mad dashes to get the last few impossible to shop for people out of the way. And I would like to throw out a personal thanks to the Boston Red Sox for winning the World Championship and thus providing me a platform of souvenier items to pick from for my sports crazed yet impossible to buy for parents this year. You guys rock......
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Posted by ENFORCER at Friday, December 07, 2007 |
BAHHHHH FREAKING HUMBUG
Last two nights we had the first significant snow fall of this year and I have to agree with5150's hubby. The first night wasn't so bad, it started late in the shift and it was witches mammary cold so there were very few people out. I was in a sector car and it wasn't that bad. Just hunker down and wait for calls.
However last night was the heart of the ice storm and I drew dispatch. We were logging between 5-10 accidents an hour for the first 5 hours. It wouldnt have been that bad if there weren't the minimum amount of cars on the road and no 4wheel drive capable units on the road. And if there weren't domestics, gun calls and tow trucks crashing into my sector cars. I seriously think someone should do a study on why people who have driven in snow year after year all freak out and crash (alot) during the first snow fall each year.
But worst of all was the drunk guy who called during the heart of the storm, he was obviously having a melancholy buzz because he called to tell us that he hadn't talked to his mother in over 2 years but it was going on Christmas and he wanted us to help find her, he didn't have an address for her but she used to live in our city and if we could he would like us to track her down and give her his telephone number and have her call him.
I REALLY HATE WINTER !!!!!!!!!
Labels: HOLIDAY POSTS
Posted by ENFORCER at Tuesday, December 04, 2007 |
WHATS IN A NAME?????
There are 20 letters in your name.
Those 20 letters total to 97
There are 6 vowels and 14 consonants in your name.
What your first name means:
Teutonic
Male
Free.
Shakespearean
Male
'King Henry IV, Part 2' Francis Feeble, a country soldier. 'King Henry IV, Part 2' A drawer. 'Much Ado About Nothing' Friar Francis.
Latin
Male
From 'franciscus' meaning Frenchman. Famous bearers: St Francis of Sales who is patron saint of writers, St Francis of Assisi who founded the Franciscan order of friars, navigator Sir Francis Drake, and philosopher Francis Bacon.
Your number is: 7
The characteristics of #7 are: Analysis, understanding, knowledge, awareness, studious, meditating.
The expression or destiny for #7:
Thought, analysis, introspection, and seclusiveness are all characteristics of the expression number 7. The hallmark of the number 7 is a good mind, and especially good at searching out and finding the truth. You are so very capable of analyzing, judging and discriminating, that very little ever escapes your observation and deep understanding. You are the type of person that can really get involved in a search for wisdom or hidden truths, often becoming an authority on whatever it is your are focusing on. This can easily be of a technical or scientific nature, or it may be religious or occult, it matters very little, you pursue knowledge with the same sort of vigor. You can make a very fine teacher, or because of a natural inclination toward the spiritual, you may become deeply emerged in religious affairs or even psychic explorations. You tend to operate on a rather different wavelength, and many of your friends may not really know you very well. The positive aspects of the 7 expression are that you can be a true perfectionist in a very positive sense of the word. You are very logical, and usually employ a quite rational approach to most things you do. You can be so rational at times that you almost seem to lack emotion, and when you are faced with an emotional situation, you may have a bit of a problem coping with it. You have excellent capabilities to study and learn really deep and difficult subjects, and to search for hidden fundamentals. At full maturity you are likely to be a very peaceful and poised individual.
If there is an over supply of the number 7 in your makeup, the negative aspects of the number may be apparent. The chief negative of 7 relates to the limited degree of trust that you may have in people. A tendency to be highly introverted can make you a bit on the self-centered side, certainly very much self-contained . Because of this, you are not very adaptable, and you may tend to be overly critical and intolerant. You really like to work alone, at your own pace and in your own way. You neither show or understand emotions very well.
Your Soul Urge number is: 2
A Soul Urge number of 2 means:
With the Soul Urge number 2, your motivation is centered on friendships, partnerships, and companionship. You want to work with others as a part of a cooperative team. Leadership is not important to you, but making a contribution to the team effort is. You are willing to work hard to achieve a harmonious environment with sensitive, genial people.
In a positive sense, the 2 Soul Urge is sympathetic, extremely concerned and devoted. The nature tends to be very sensitive to others, always tactful and diplomatic. This element in your nature indicates that you are rather emotional. You are persuasive, but in a very quiet way, never forceful. You are the type that makes really close friendships because you are so affectionate and loving.
If this number is over-emphasized in your makeup, you may be over-sensitive, with a delicate ego that is too easily hurt. You may be timid or fearful, too easygoing for your own good.
Your Inner Dream number is: 5
An Inner Dream number of 5 means:
You dream of being totally free and unrestrained by responsibility. You see yourself conversing and mingling with the natives in many nations, living for adventure and life experiences. You imagine what you might accomplished.
Labels: HOLIDAY POSTS, PERSONAL STUFF
Posted by ENFORCER at Monday, December 03, 2007 |
LOUD MUSIC BAHHHHHH HUMBUG
So there I was sitting in my cruiser, it was 9:00 PM on a Sunday night. It wasn't overly busy but somewhat steady. I get a call for, get this: Loud music coming from an address located downtown in the business district.
OK, there are a handfull of apartment buildings down there and one rooming house, but the address given struck me as not being near any of them.
It seemed odd, then it got even odder....
Dispatch updates that it's coming from the dentist's office and it is unbearably loud to the caller.
Now I'm sure that this is a prank call and I'm wondering if it is the dispatcher having fun at my expense or if there actually is some nitwit who thinks that the dentist is cranking the tunes at 9pm on a Sunday night.
I make my way leisurely to the address given and whaddaya know? Jokes on me, theres 2 outdoor speakers mounted outside the third floor windows facing the street and I am getting audibly assaulted by .........
DRUMROLL PLEASE...................
CHRISTMAS CAROLS, Ohhhh yeah I rolled up to the crooning of Burl Ives have a holly jolly Christmas at a rediculously high decibel. It was followed by the little drummer boy (the David Bowie version) and Dean "Dino" Martin singing baby it's cold outside. (And it really was cold outside, and rainy, so I really didnt need the weather update)
I advised dispatch that there was no knox box or phone number listed for the dentist or their alarm company, and I stood there, first humming, then singing Christmas Carols in the rain, on a Sunday night, at 9:00 PM, by myself, until dispatch finally tracked down the dentist and got him to respond to the office and turn down the tunes.
He got there, apologized profusely and explained that they had just decorated for Christmas and thought it would be cool to have Carols playing during business hours like in the olden days. Well they set up the stereo to an auto timer and thought it was set to 9:00 am when they open. But in actuality it was set to 9:00 PM and here we were.
I need a loooooong holly jolly vacation!!!!!!!!!!
Labels: COP CALLS, COP HUMOR, HOLIDAY POSTS
Posted by ENFORCER at Tuesday, November 27, 2007 |
It's A Deal
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Posted by ENFORCER at Friday, November 23, 2007 |
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Posted by ENFORCER at Wednesday, November 21, 2007 |
HAPPY HALLOWEEN EVERYONE
Here's hoping everyone had a great Halloween filled with lots of treats and very few tricks. I took the kids out through the neighborhood in the annual beg for candy night. Me and the rookie did the dad thing and made sure they were safe and had all kinds of fun whilst the wives hung out at my place and doled out candy to all the other lil beggars. We ended the night feasting on Chinese food and we gave the rookie and his family 2 cuddly little halloween kittys from our cat Liberty's litter. All in all it was a fun night and I didn't have to work and deal with all the halloween shennanigans......Labels: HOLIDAY POSTS
Posted by ENFORCER at Wednesday, October 31, 2007 |
HOW WAS YOUR CHRISTMAS?
I ended up working both Christmas & Christmas Eve, I had gotten spoiled the last few years because through the luck of the draw I had gotten both of them off, so I was not looking forward to the actual days this year but it actually wasn't that bad. There weren't many calls, no real holiday mahem while I was working. There was one B&E call on Christmas Eve I took that pissed me off (someone broke into a single mother's apartment in the public housing complex and stole Christmas presents) She had 2 kids, one a teenager and one younger one. I checked the crime scene interviewed some of their neighbors and attempted to check one of the kids apartments that they suspected but there was no one home at that apartment. I felt helpless and kinda pissed that all I could do for them was write a report and be off to the next call for service knowing that their Christmas was ruined and there was nothing I could really do for them.
I got home at 2:00 am Christmas Eve, got busy drinking the milk, eating the cookies and at least taking a bite out of the carrots and celery left out for Santa and the reindeer. I laid out all the presents, wrote Santa's letter to the kids and finally got up to bed around 4:15 am, ready for my long winters nap.....
Yeah, nice thought, the EnforcerChildren were up and ready to hack and slash through their presents at 5:30 am. So much for elusive sleep. They had a blast and enjoyed everything and it was great to see (the oldest is now 10 years old) and I'm sure we are on borrowed Santa Time with her so seeing her so into it this year really was awesome. We only got a few hours to play with the new stuff before the 2 oldest had to go to the ex's for their Christmas there. They were back yesterday and we got to play with all the new games and toys.
I got to work a half shift on Christmas Night, and I am now off for the next few days. I'll be going in for the New Year and I am sure I'll have some great new stories then.
Labels: HOLIDAY POSTS
Posted by ENFORCER at Wednesday, December 27, 2006 |











