Dude, where's my car??
03-09-2004, 08:03 PM
#3
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Begs the question:
Did the police officer drive under the plane?
-or-
Did the plane land on the police officer?
As destroyed as the cars tires are, I'd think the latter?
phox
Did the police officer drive under the plane?
-or-
Did the plane land on the police officer?
As destroyed as the cars tires are, I'd think the latter?
phox
03-09-2004, 08:13 PM
#4
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Originally posted by phox_mulder
Begs the question:
Did the police officer drive under the plane?
-or-
Did the plane land on the police officer?
As destroyed as the cars tires are, I'd think the latter?
phox
Begs the question:
Did the police officer drive under the plane?
-or-
Did the plane land on the police officer?
As destroyed as the cars tires are, I'd think the latter?
phox
That would not be the 1st time a SF patrolperson parked a squad car under a parked aircraft.
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03-11-2004, 08:55 AM
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The story that I heard/read when that first photo came out a few years ago:
The young SP was performing his patrol duties one night. He fell asleep at the wheel and succeeded in parking his patrol car under the belly of the F-16. The fire department/rescue kinda guys had to puncture the car tires and cut the doors off the car to get the SP out of it.
What do you say to the CO when this happens? Personally, I don't think that "Oops" or "My bad" or "I'm sorry, Sir" will suffice.
DW
The young SP was performing his patrol duties one night. He fell asleep at the wheel and succeeded in parking his patrol car under the belly of the F-16. The fire department/rescue kinda guys had to puncture the car tires and cut the doors off the car to get the SP out of it.
What do you say to the CO when this happens? Personally, I don't think that "Oops" or "My bad" or "I'm sorry, Sir" will suffice.
DW
