Cop Killer

[kiwiwolf]

Do you bratpeople have matching his and hers bike helmets? Ones that say "I'm Evil" and "I'm Sweet" or something like that?

I knew there was something I liked about you PC... you have a way of getting to the meat and potatoes of an issue...

 

[Problem Child]

Eebz, your animosity toward the Swedes will only destroy you. BTW, they whipped Germany 7-1, did ya catch it?

 

[Rubyfruit]

Do you bratpeople have matching his and hers bike helmets? Ones that say "I'm Evil" and "I'm Sweet" or something like that?

*choking on my wine*

Damn, I've missed you, PC.

 

[EvilBrat74]

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Cop Killer

Nope just amounting evidence in your already massive "Dumbass" file.

I'd make a point about the education system in Kentucky but I'd hate to offend the Hillbillies.

Actually,Kentucky's education system suck's!

Bad call tho.
I'm not from here.
I just live here.

 

[Elizabeth]

I always felt that Vancouver's old sweaters were pretty ugly.

http://community-1.webtv.net/@HH!0C!F6!E5152F5C66D1/BubBall/BigbossmansGoalie/media/captureD63.jpg

 

[Starfish]

I voted other, for the unsaid option of....
I feel a great deal of frustration about the topic, even though it is an irrelivent and a rather tasteless topic in general.

Though, I think most of my frustration lies with people who spell though as tho.

 

[Rubyfruit]

Though, I think most of my frustration lies with people who spell though as tho.

I agree and would like to add my distain for people who spell people like ppl. What, it saves 3 keystrokes? 1/2 a second? 2 seconds if you're a hunt and pecker?

Ah, but the everlasting impression it makes on people is timeless.

 

[Mischka]

Do you bratpeople...

You mean bratppl.

Another cool hockey jersey - the Macon Whoopee. And EBW, you should add the Swedish National jersey (which I also have) to your list of must-haves. Since they kicked your Canadian ass and all.

 

[SweetBrat73]

I agree and would like to add my distain for people who spell people like ppl. What, it saves 3 keystrokes? 1/2 a second? 2 seconds if you're a hunt and pecker?

Ah, but the everlasting impression it makes on people is timeless.

I can spell whore real well...how's that???

 

[freakygirl]

I can spell whore real well...how's that???

Only because it's tattooed on your forehead

 

[Rubyfruit]

I can spell whore real well...how's that???

I'm very proud of you, sweet.

Did you win the spelling bee at your school?

 

[Guest]

just another happy day at lit eh?
might be better tomorrow.
hmm

 

[RavenStorm]

I feel sad for anyone that dies. I am starting school in a few months to become a cop. My room mate is also a police officer. It would break my heart if anything happened to him. I hate the cops that abuse their position and something should be done to them, but to what extreme?

 

[GuyJD]

I can spell whore real well...how's that???

I'm glad to see that one of us is keeping up with the advanced version of "Sesame Street".

 

[RisiaSkye]

Another day, another round of irrelevant flame wars.

Put me down for "other."

Personally, I don't understand what's so offensive about the question, any more than other controversial questions. Okay, so there are cops' families and ex-cops around here. So? Speak your truth then; but don't try to silence someone because you don't like the question. Nobody *makes* you keep opening the thread.

That said: I'm not in the "cops are wonderful, why don't we all just suck their nightsticks" crowd, but I"m not a hater either. Hate takes an enormous amount of energy, and frankly it's not an emotion I look to experience often or gratuitously.

I grew up in a household where cops paid regular visits. The way we were treated was often criminal, and very rarely even recognized us as human beings, let alone citizens with rights. What were we? Just poor white trash, complete with one big pissed off Hells' Angel; cop bait. Most took the bait, and it wasn't pretty. To me, police signify unhappiness and fear. I've known far more dirty cops that good officers.

But, like any group, there are good and bad cops. And, like any other life, it shouldn't end in violence. I don't rejoice over anyone's death, even if they richly deserve the harshest of punishments. I don't celebrate violence and brutality; I've witnessed it too often to embrace it.

 

[KillerVanity]

I'm surprised at how quickly this went from an open dialogue to simple bashing and flaming. Not that it was ever a thread I felt would open the minds of Lit folks; in fact, I was kinda hoping it would make a graceful exit after the first two or three pages of upset replies.

 

[EvilBrat74]

I voted other, for the unsaid option of....
I feel a great deal of frustration about the topic, even though it is an irrelivent and a rather tasteless topic in general.

Though, I think most of my frustration lies with people who spell though as tho.

Thank you for your post and reply even though i spelled something weird.
I'll stop using tho instead of though.

It is kinda corny.
Thanks again.

 

[EvilBrat74]

I feel sad for anyone that dies. I am starting school in a few months to become a cop. My room mate is also a police officer. It would break my heart if anything happened to him. I hate the cops that abuse their position and something should be done to them, but to what extreme?

Thanks for your post reply and i hope you do well with the schooling.
Best wishs from the brat pack.

 

[EvilBrat74]

Another day, another round of irrelevant flame wars.

Put me down for "other."

Personally, I don't understand what's so offensive about the question, any more than other controversial questions. Okay, so there are cops' families and ex-cops around here. So? Speak your truth then; but don't try to silence someone because you don't like the question. Nobody *makes* you keep opening the thread.

That said: I'm not in the "cops are wonderful, why don't we all just suck their nightsticks" crowd, but I"m not a hater either. Hate takes an enormous amount of energy, and frankly it's not an emotion I look to experience often or gratuitously.

I grew up in a household where cops paid regular visits. The way we were treated was often criminal, and very rarely even recognized us as human beings, let alone citizens with rights. What were we? Just poor white trash, complete with one big pissed off Hells' Angel; cop bait. Most took the bait, and it wasn't pretty. To me, police signify unhappiness and fear. I've known far more dirty cops that good officers.

But, like any group, there are good and bad cops. And, like any other life, it shouldn't end in violence. I don't rejoice over anyone's death, even if they richly deserve the harshest of punishments. I don't celebrate violence and brutality; I've witnessed it too often to embrace it.

Thanks for the reply and vote!
It sounds like you had to think this over before you replied to it.
I'm glad that you shared these memories with us.Mabe some good will come from your word's.
Thanks again.

 

[EvilBrat74]

I'm surprised at how quickly this went from an open dialogue to simple bashing and flaming. Not that it was ever a thread I felt would open the minds of Lit folks; in fact, I was kinda hoping it would make a graceful exit after the first two or three pages of upset replies.

I figured that this thread would have been gone by now too.
I just answer the replys here.
Mabe everyone has voted by now that has any interest in it.