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Originally Posted by ggiese
Just to break this up a little and hopefully get an answer to this question
ggiese, what does you avatar mean, reason I ask, is since I have seen it, I have noticed cars with bumper stickers of the same pattern (black background w/blue strip across center), from as close as I can notice the stickers don't have anthing written on it. May be totally unrelated, but I have noticed them
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Means the car is driven by a current or former Law Enforcement Ossifer. Try and not rearend them cars as mothing good will come from it LOLOLOL
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You know now that you say that, it makes perfect sense. I have seen maybe 3-4 of them, and I have only seen the driver of one, even if he wasn't law enforcement, I would not want to be on his bad side.
As far as I have been able to tell, they didn't say retired.
Last edited by The Korean; 05-10-2007 at 10:19 PM.
30-day wonder? Perhaps..
It's the thin blue line, representative of police officers. My bf's a p/o, and cigarsarge was nice enough to explain to me why I saw this on police vehicles, both on-duty and off-duty. They don't always say retired. :)
As far as I have been able to tell, they didn't say retired.
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Eventually they do say "retired". All good things must come to an end...
But it's all good!!! There is a life after LE!!!
30-day wonder? Perhaps..
Eventually they do say "retired". All good things must come to an end...
But it's all good!!! There is a life after LE!!!
I'm hoping so! I know it must be tough being a LEO, but I had no idea how tough it'd be toa LEO.
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We are a difficult bunch...Us cops. Hang in there with your guy. He deserves all theI'm hoping so! I know it must be tough being a LEO, but I had no idea how tough it'd be to
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doesn't it say 'Retired'?
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