Comments on: After all the rain, I’m ready to dry out a bit http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/ Sandy Springs' police information officer on criminal Einsteins and the cops who outwit them Mon, 04 Apr 2011 21:23:08 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: fan http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1531 fan Tue, 27 Oct 2009 21:53:33 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1531 :neutral: :eek: :cool: :neutral:
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]]> By: Patrick http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1380 Patrick Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:09:04 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1380 Someone at work told me that their son, who follows the weather with a passion, said these floods were due to a hurricane that dissipated off the coast of Africa, made its way across the Atlantic, and one of the bands of thunderstorms was picked up by the Gulf Stream down in the Gulf of Mexico and brought in to Alabama and Georgia. Just one of those freak storms we see once in a blue moon. If even that frequent. Someone at work told me that their son, who follows the weather with a passion, said these floods were due to a hurricane that dissipated off the coast of Africa, made its way across the Atlantic, and one of the bands of thunderstorms was picked up by the Gulf Stream down in the Gulf of Mexico and brought in to Alabama and Georgia. Just one of those freak storms we see once in a blue moon. If even that frequent.

]]> By: shaggy http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1373 shaggy Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:48:40 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1373 Dussqe, who is this person, and why should I or anyone else care? How did that face sitting on Larry go? You sounded like you were happy about that. That KennesawDave guy is going to get jealous, because he thinks you are all his. Did ya'll just give up on girls or what? Dussqe, who is this person, and why should I or anyone else care?
How did that face sitting on Larry go? You sounded like you were happy about that. That KennesawDave guy is going to get jealous, because he thinks you are all his.
Did ya’ll just give up on girls or what?

]]> By: Cubby http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1367 Cubby Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:43:51 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1367 I should have been a meteorologist. It is the only job ever made where you can be wrong 110% of the time and not get fired. Not only did they not predict the floods, they predicted rain through the following week. What happened when Monday got here? Nothing but clear blue skies. How's that for forecasting the weather. It's just like GM, Chrysler, and the banking industry predicting this crappy economy. At least those people got fired but not our weather people. Safe jobs for all. Damn, I should have been a weather guy. I should have been a meteorologist. It is the only job ever made where you can be wrong 110% of the time and not get fired.

Not only did they not predict the floods, they predicted rain through the following week. What happened when Monday got here? Nothing but clear blue skies. How’s that for forecasting the weather.

It’s just like GM, Chrysler, and the banking industry predicting this crappy economy. At least those people got fired but not our weather people. Safe jobs for all.

Damn, I should have been a weather guy.

]]> By: Chris Broe http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1365 Chris Broe Mon, 28 Sep 2009 19:06:23 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1365 Mark Twain had the last word on the weather. C+ Mark Twain had the last word on the weather.

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]]> By: KennesawDave http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1364 KennesawDave Mon, 28 Sep 2009 13:30:07 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1364 Dussqe You obviously have a deep seeded hatred of police that despite whatever intelligent thought out point I make to you, it will be completely ignored. However, I will defend myself against your lambasting by saying these few things to you. First I am not in any way shape or form a Democrat nor do I have any Socialist programming. I believe in living in a country that is governed by the rule of law. If you want to promote living in a utopia of anarchy then that's your right. I support your right defend yourself and your loved ones by way of a gun or any other means necessary. Unfortunately, there are those that don't have weapons to defend themselves and that may not have a neighbor nearby such as yourself that would come to their aid in a time of crisis. The police are there to help those people and to ensure their safety. Do they get there within 10 seconds of a 911 call? No, of course not. We don't live in an age where we can hit a button and Scotty beams a cop to our side. One day hopefully, but for right now I'm content in knowing that if something happens to me that there is someone that will come and help me if I need it. You can count on yourself for most things in life Dussqe but there will always come a time at some point where someone needs help beyond what they can do for themselves. As for me being a "sickening droll sheep" that's just sticks and stones. You can think whatever you want of me. But at this point I'm ending the dialogue. You're obviously not going to change your mind nor are you willing to acknowledge valid well thought out points and engage in a civil argument by evidence of the name calling and the viciousness of your comments in this blog. Dussqe You obviously have a deep seeded hatred of police that despite whatever intelligent thought out point I make to you, it will be completely ignored. However, I will defend myself against your lambasting by saying these few things to you. First I am not in any way shape or form a Democrat nor do I have any Socialist programming. I believe in living in a country that is governed by the rule of law. If you want to promote living in a utopia of anarchy then that’s your right. I support your right defend yourself and your loved ones by way of a gun or any other means necessary. Unfortunately, there are those that don’t have weapons to defend themselves and that may not have a neighbor nearby such as yourself that would come to their aid in a time of crisis. The police are there to help those people and to ensure their safety. Do they get there within 10 seconds of a 911 call? No, of course not. We don’t live in an age where we can hit a button and Scotty beams a cop to our side. One day hopefully, but for right now I’m content in knowing that if something happens to me that there is someone that will come and help me if I need it. You can count on yourself for most things in life Dussqe but there will always come a time at some point where someone needs help beyond what they can do for themselves. As for me being a “sickening droll sheep” that’s just sticks and stones. You can think whatever you want of me. But at this point I’m ending the dialogue. You’re obviously not going to change your mind nor are you willing to acknowledge valid well thought out points and engage in a civil argument by evidence of the name calling and the viciousness of your comments in this blog.

]]> By: big john http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/2009/09/23/after-all-the-rain-im-ready-to-dry-out-a-bit/comment-page-1/#comment-1363 big john Mon, 28 Sep 2009 12:33:52 +0000 http://blogs.ajc.com/view-from-cop/?p=229#comment-1363 Enter your comments here Wow! Somebody needs therapy, warm bottle of milk, deprogramming from taliban/al queda ideals and maybe a friend (I say maybe, don't want someone to get killed or hurt) Enter your comments here

Wow! Somebody needs therapy, warm bottle of milk, deprogramming from taliban/al queda ideals and maybe a friend (I say maybe, don’t want someone to get killed or hurt)

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