do you officers take offense to the slang terminology about your job like 5-0, fuzz, pig, etc...what are some others i cant think now?
do you officers take offense to the slang terminology about your job like 5-0, fuzz, pig, etc...what are some others i cant think now?
It used to bother me when I first started but now I dont even think about it.
I love it if a woman calls me a pig or goes oink oink, because then I can turn to her and say wuff wuff, stops them dead in their tracks.
A snout has told me he's got a set of nostrils, so go and get a W so we can spin his drum to see if he's got any monkey gear - The Sweeney.
You made me smile with the wuff, wuffOriginally Posted by Oldbillplod
I don't take offense, I just reach deep in to the Vehicle and Criminal Statutes for little known but quite enforceable laws. I can be quite resourceful in that regard. The more they talk , the more I write. They will run out of money long before I run out of citations.
Last edited by mcsap; 04-13-04 at 05:17 AM.
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I guess cops getting annoyed at names like "Pig" is like crims getting annoyed at names like "Scumbag". What goes around, comes around... ;)
If I get pulled over (and I haven't been yet, knock on wood) I think I'll be polite and just shut up for the reasons mcsap stated. I know that if I piss a police officer off for acting like a jerk, they're the ones writing my ticket(s), what do I have to prove other then beating my "High Score" for fines? Frankly I like it where it is now at 0 :D
Yeah if u are polite that would matter alot. But with our thousands of State and city ordinance laws I can find some sort of Violation on most cars.
"I thought I could smell bacon." - Speeding 75 in 55. $120
"The donut shop not open yet?" - Unsafe Speed for Conditions. $100.
"I pay your salary!" - Licen plate out, defective equipment. $60.
"My brother's dog goes to the same vet as a guy who once bumped into the guy who sold the governer's daughter her first car!" - Licence plate obscured (by dirt) $200
"I'll have your badge for this!" - Seatbelt Violation $50
"Heil Hitler!" - Heil Tiretread too low! - $100 (and a tow, $100)
"I'd like to meet you out of uniform - Then you'll pay!" - Solicitation for Prostitution $300
Moral of the story: Shut up, dumbass!
...and then they make a complaint. :rolleyes:Originally Posted by Oldbillplod
I like the last one Scruit... very cool!!!!!=Scruit"I'd like to meet you out of uniform - Then you'll pay!" - Solicitation for Prostitution $300
Moral of the story: Shut up, dumbass!
Down here insulting, provocation or making gestures to offend a police officer is an offence to municipal by-law;;;;
100$ plus cost = 138$....
I have to admit that I use it sometimes.... However I worked in an Inuit community for 9 years and realized that some where sending me to hell in Innutitut.... Since I did not know the meaning of the words I kept laughing at them back not knowing what they just said(actually coucousis means "pig" in Innuttitut).
So for 9 years people where insulting me and I laugh.... might as well keep going even if I now know the meaning of the words....
After all they are only words... I not to offended by these insults anymore... but still give over few tickets for it whenever I got a chance...
I have to be polite with every citizens.... I expect the same from them . If not there is a price for everything (like Mastercard said).:D
And I say talk to the hand cause the face aint listeningOriginally Posted by Scruit
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A snout has told me he's got a set of nostrils, so go and get a W so we can spin his drum to see if he's got any monkey gear - The Sweeney.
How about "My hand just talked to YOUR face and my supervisor isn't listening." :D
You forgot: having the offending party carted off in an ambulance for psychological evaluation after babbling incoherently: PRICELESS.Originally Posted by Scruit
"Bad cop, No donuts" annoys me a little... I don't know why, that one is so stupid.
what some other names you guys get called? where did the name "cop" derive from?
you want the accepted version or the other one
little known is that it is derived from hand cop, an english term to place in restraints. Thus a copper was one who performed this.
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