Who Likes the Cops?

[The_Dover]

Yeh why, how do you think I got in?

Sexual favours to Clint Rickards?

[scumdog]

Sexual favours to Clint Rickards?

Hell no, we left that to you and Maurice, hope Clint was happy!!!!

[Madness]

Finn I think you got a worshipper

Not me dude, I worship no man. I do find Mr Finn's posts entertaining and in the most part intelligent though, I admit. Unlike most of yours.

Anyway, you're just sore over my Mother Theresa comparison from ages ago.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...&postcount=180

And If you're attempting to troll here...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...8&postcount=90

I ain't biting, sucker.

[Quasievil]

Not me dude, I worship no man. I do find Mr Finn's posts entertaining and in the most part intelligent though, I admit. Unlike most of yours.

Anyway, you're just sore over my Mother Theresa comparison from ages ago.
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...&postcount=180

And If you're attempting to troll here...
http://www.kiwibiker.co.nz/forums/sh...8&postcount=90

I ain't biting, sucker.

It would take a bit more than your half arsed attempt at wit to make me sore bud.

[madboy]

I dropped about 20K when I joined up, I'm not moaning about it because I wanted to join and was sick of what I was doing prior to joining. The difficult thing to reconcile yourself with is the impact the change has on your family, (less money to buy them the things they want etc) just because dad wanted to be a cop.

I guess, but it all depends on what level your expenses are geared for. Lotsa pros and cons. Pros is shift work may allow more chances to attend school things, do stuff during the weekday etc. Leave provisions. Job enjoyment. Making a positive contribution to the community. Con is that shiftwork means less quality weekends, stuffed up sleep patterns, missing some family things. Overtime (paid or unpaid is irrelevant, it's still time spent working). Can't hang your "work" clothes on the washing line (not in my area - you'd be asking for trouble). And there would a "pig" in the family, oh dear God that could be the end of the world for some families! In my particular case the immediate sacrifice may be that I just don't upgrade the bike - hardly a "real" issue to me. But my daughter goes to a private school. So the reality is, she'd be changing schools within a year or two because the income just wouldn't support it. I can live without a [insert 2006 model 1000cc sportsbike here]. But should I expect my daughter to change schools, with all the implications on friendships that entails?

[spudchucka]

I'm not complaining, I still love the job. I was just pointing out the realities of the situation.

[ManDownUnder]

It would take a bit more than your half arsed attempt at wit to make me sore bud.

If he asks you to look away and touch your toes... just run!

[Lou Girardin]

Not me dude, I worship no man. I do find Mr Finn's posts entertaining and in the most part intelligent though, I admit. Unlike most of yours.

Don't say that out loud, he'll have to buy 5 new helmets now.

[Motu]

But not from you,that means he'd have to pay tax on them....like,that's contributing to the governments funds.

[Jamiepo]

I myself have only ever had good experiences with the 5-0. I feel a little bit of respect and acceptance of your mistakes goes a long way, it's saved me over $1000 in fines in my brushes with the law. I must say though small town cops have always been a lot nicer than the slickers that I have met. A dickhead doesn't last very long in a town where everyone knows everyone else and they tend to get shunned socially pretty damned quickly. I am currently in my 3rd year at canti uni but am seriously considering joining the police at the end of this year. I would much rather make less money and enjoy the job, than be stuck in some shitty little office racking it in and hating every minute of it. The only problem I have with the police entrance is colour blindness, I able to distinguish and name every single colour but have been tested as being mildly colour blind, I feel that it's stupid that I may not get in just because of this.

[Lou Girardin]

I feel a little bit of respect and acceptance of your mistakes goes a long way, it's saved me over $1000 in fines in my brushes with the law.

I must have saved tens of thousands by not having brushes with them.
Just as well, because I'm a bolshie prick.