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July 30, 2007 at 10:59 PM #9652July 31, 2007 at 6:15 AM #68827
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ParticipantWe prefer Piggingtonians, but welcome to the club!
July 31, 2007 at 6:15 AM #68896ParticipantWe prefer Piggingtonians, but welcome to the club!
July 31, 2007 at 8:26 AM #68843NotCranky
ParticipantI’d rather be a critter. PIGG is just one extra “G” too close to the truth :). I can just hear my wife “get over here you PIG(G)!” I wouldn’t know what she meant by that. The way things are she just says “sweetie you are blogging too much”.
July 31, 2007 at 8:26 AM #68912ParticipantI’d rather be a critter. PIGG is just one extra “G” too close to the truth :). I can just hear my wife “get over here you PIG(G)!” I wouldn’t know what she meant by that. The way things are she just says “sweetie you are blogging too much”.
July 31, 2007 at 9:25 AM #68863Bugs
ParticipantI’d have no problem being called a Pigg. It didn’t bother me one bit when I was working up in the OC as a cop, I surely wouldn’t let it bother me as a result of hanging out here.
July 31, 2007 at 9:25 AM #68933ParticipantI’d have no problem being called a Pigg. It didn’t bother me one bit when I was working up in the OC as a cop, I surely wouldn’t let it bother me as a result of hanging out here.
July 31, 2007 at 9:33 AM #68867ParticipantWow Bugs,
I bet you were a great officer.I am referingot your disciplined, intelligent and very decent manner.July 31, 2007 at 9:33 AM #68937ParticipantWow Bugs,
I bet you were a great officer.I am referingot your disciplined, intelligent and very decent manner.July 31, 2007 at 11:27 AM #68928ParticipantI was only so-so at it. I liked it, but I never had the personality to go 20 years in that line of work; at least, not in an active town like I was working in. I would have wound up being either completely apathetic or else completely emotional about it all, an ends-justifies-the-means type. Neither extreme is good. Some people can keep that middle ground no matter what, but I didn’t think I was one of them.
Actually, a lot of what I learned from that line of work came in handy for what I do now. It was an easy transition for me. Observe and report, just the facts, it is what it is, write it all up in a manner that makes sense and above all tell the truth as well as I know it. I get most all the upsides of the role without any of the cost. Plus nights, weekends and holidays off.
July 31, 2007 at 11:27 AM #68998ParticipantI was only so-so at it. I liked it, but I never had the personality to go 20 years in that line of work; at least, not in an active town like I was working in. I would have wound up being either completely apathetic or else completely emotional about it all, an ends-justifies-the-means type. Neither extreme is good. Some people can keep that middle ground no matter what, but I didn’t think I was one of them.
Actually, a lot of what I learned from that line of work came in handy for what I do now. It was an easy transition for me. Observe and report, just the facts, it is what it is, write it all up in a manner that makes sense and above all tell the truth as well as I know it. I get most all the upsides of the role without any of the cost. Plus nights, weekends and holidays off.
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