AvgGuyIA
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In a weird sort of way, it would be funny if you were arrested for defacing public property with graffiti. lol. Good luck. It's admirable what you're doing.
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Mysterious Blue Lines Are Appearing On Curbs Across America. Here’s The Meaning Behind Them…
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MikeK
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- Jun 11, 2010
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I can't CCW my S&W because I can't get a CCW permit and if I carry without one any cop who discovers it will eagerly arrest me. I am therefore unable to adequately defend myself on the streets.Then make them 6 feet wide to show support and wear this t-shirt and ccw your Glock!
Isn't that ironic?
mdk
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That's why we're talking alternatives...I have some sad news for the authoritarian submissive cult: the blue lines you're talking about are "scoping" indicators that trace the position of underground wiring. Yellow ones trace a sewer line. Green ones = plumbing.
And blue light bulbs mean a Colts fan in Indy (although it might work someplace else)...
Ribbons???
Funny that you mention this with the Colts. I have two very close family members in law enforcement so I have always had a string of small blue light in the window of the third floor. My cousin from Indiana was visiting with us in June and asked us if people gave us shit for being Colts fans in Steeler Country. I looked at her like she had five heads and asked what the hell was she talking about. lol. She informed me of their meaning in her neck of the woods. lol
Vigilante
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I can't CCW my S&W because I can't get a CCW permit and if I carry without one any cop who discovers it will eagerly arrest me. I am therefore unable to adequately defend myself on the streets.Then make them 6 feet wide to show support and wear this t-shirt and ccw your Glock!
Isn't that ironic?
Yes, your good governor can't stop the bad guys from having guns, but the good people...FUCK THEM!
hortysir
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We have things blue line bumper stickersI've seen these lines twice now, very cool idea
MikeK
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With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
Care4all
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- Mar 24, 2007
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NEVER! Never will go back to the rat race!!!Well, hillbillies have it rough...we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
Ever consider moving to town???
We left city life to smell the roses! you can have it! I'd rather have peace, and space,
wild life, no traffic and no crime!
here are my neighbors and friends;
Obiwan
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Tasty...NEVER! Never will go back to the rat race!!!Well, hillbillies have it rough...we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
Ever consider moving to town???
We left city life to smell the roses! you can have it! I'd rather have peace, and space,
wild life, no traffic and no crime!
here are my neighbors and friends;
Wish I were there...
I'm an old country boy.
Care4all
Warrior Princess
- Mar 24, 2007
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With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....my area is probably 1 person for every 100 acres, there is lots of woods.
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
...but i believe we are suppose to call state police, or maybe the town over's police if we have some kind of problem? Honestly, I don't even know??? should try to find that out....I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...
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Obiwan
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Darn, girl...With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...
Sounds ideal!!!
MaryL
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- Dec 30, 2011
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With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...
When I was growing up, sounds weird, we didn't have to call the police. Everyone knew right from wrong, sounds corny and old fashioned, liberals didn't tell us what to think and say.With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...
Tresha91203
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We have 3 sets of cops in my neck of the woods: parish, city and state. They are all over the place. I've got about 5 cop cars that live within spitting distance, one of them 2 doors down. Our firemen are mostly volunteer and firehouses are as plentiful as churches and bars (that means there are a LOT). The National Guard Armory is close, and we see NG in uniform frequently. People here still want to serve and protect, and the others still say "Thank you" to the ones who do.
Drive an hour SE or NW and its thug central. I worry how long we will remain the city I love.
Drive an hour SE or NW and its thug central. I worry how long we will remain the city I love.
Care4all
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- Mar 24, 2007
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That's how it is here.With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...When I was growing up, sounds weird, we didn't have to call the police. Everyone knew right from wrong, sounds corny and old fashioned, liberals didn't tell us what to think and say.With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...
though I will say, as far as some ridiculous town ordinances or state ordinances or silly rules or regs, my neighbors tell me....that they believe as long as you don't get caught, you haven't committed a crime!
MaryL
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- Dec 30, 2011
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Donser, even the camnmitWith no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...When I was growing up, sounds weird, we didn't have to call the police. Everyone knew right from wrong, sounds corny and old fashioned, liberals didn't tell us what to think and say.With no cops in your town your neighbors must be accustomed to watching out for each other and keeping an eye on things, which seems a rather interesting departure from most of this nation which is conditioned to being policed by enforcers.we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
How do you feel about the no cops situation? And is your town exceptionally small? How many residents?
I've never thought twice about it....we just don't have any crime and yes, although we are mostly separated from our neighbors except one family is fairly close, but they have 125 acres, and a divorced man with two sons, (one crippled in a car accident) living 10 acres over...we do watch out for each other....we share a dirt way, that gets to all of our properties, so if there ever were a stranger on it, we would know it! We have about 1900 people in our town limits, 1200 in the winter, but there is a lot of acreage to the town.....I believe it comes to one person every 10-20 acres, or something like that....
We don't even have schools anymore, we used to, and even have the original school house that's been kept up for the town's history's sake, from 200 plus years ago, but all our kids go to school in the town over from us...they have a couple of cops there too, but they also handle the animal shelter for the area, so I don't think they are busy
I'd call one of my neighbors before calling the police...
We have 3 sets of cops in my neck of the woods: parish, city and state. They are all over the place. I've got about 5 cop cars that live within spitting distance, one of them 2 doors down. Our firemen are mostly volunteer and firehouses are as plentiful as churches and bars (that means there are a LOT). The National Guard Armory is close, and we see NG in uniform frequently. People here still want to serve and protect, and the others still say "Thank you" to the ones who do.
Drive an hour SE or NW and its thug central. I worry how long we will remain the city I love.
Obiwan
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- Mar 22, 2015
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N'awlins???We have 3 sets of cops in my neck of the woods: parish, city and state. They are all over the place. I've got about 5 cop cars that live within spitting distance, one of them 2 doors down. Our firemen are mostly volunteer and firehouses are as plentiful as churches and bars (that means there are a LOT). The National Guard Armory is close, and we see NG in uniform frequently. People here still want to serve and protect, and the others still say "Thank you" to the ones who do.
Drive an hour SE or NW and its thug central. I worry how long we will remain the city I love.
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Care4all
Warrior Princess
- Mar 24, 2007
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Don't you be eating my friends!!!Tasty...NEVER! Never will go back to the rat race!!!Well, hillbillies have it rough...we don't have curbs where i live, we have ditches to drain the snow melt and rain...but my town has no cops either so there is no one to support...
Ever consider moving to town???
We left city life to smell the roses! you can have it! I'd rather have peace, and space,
wild life, no traffic and no crime!
here are my neighbors and friends;
Wish I were there...
I'm an old country boy.
We have 7 wild apple trees on our property, and a couple in the meadow across the way, and this time of the year, the deer come out of the woods to eat the apples....I have pictures from last year with as many as 10 of them in my yard going back and forth to the different apple trees....my neighbor Josh, passes them eating the apples...going to his property, and he makes certain to thank me every year, for fattening the deer up for him! I always tell him, don't you be shooting my deer and he laughs at me!!!!
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