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07 Jun 11 - 06:09 AM (#3166412) Subject: BS: Compare and contrast US/UK policing From: Jack Campin Which is stupider, British thieves or American police? UK: cardboard policemen US: police shoot concrete alligator |
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07 Jun 11 - 06:31 AM (#3166421) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: McGrath of Harlow If British villains are stupid enough then the cardboard policemen might be a brilliant idea. |
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07 Jun 11 - 06:32 AM (#3166422) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: Dave Hanson It says ' to confuse criminals, ' it's certainly got me confused. Dave H |
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07 Jun 11 - 06:34 AM (#3166424) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: Dave Hanson Mind having watched the Police TV shows of real events, the stupidity of most criminals is mind boggling. Dave H |
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07 Jun 11 - 06:43 AM (#3166428) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: gnu What would be stupid is getting close enough to find out it it was real. |
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07 Jun 11 - 07:23 AM (#3166443) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: John MacKenzie The policeman? |
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07 Jun 11 - 01:10 PM (#3166584) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: Leadfingers And dont forgrt the stuffed leopard last week !! |
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07 Jun 11 - 01:20 PM (#3166592) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: Megan L wonder if people still ask directions from the policeman in madame tusauds |
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07 Jun 11 - 04:42 PM (#3166693) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: Donuel Meanwhile radioactive mutant albino Crocodiles are roaming freely about. |
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07 Jun 11 - 05:30 PM (#3166720) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: GUEST,Eliza A cardboard policeman was actually stolen a while back from the foyer of a shop in Norfolk! |
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07 Jun 11 - 10:15 PM (#3166855) Subject: RE: BS: Compare and contrast From: Mrrzy I am reminded of the letter-to-advice from James Thurber, where they write in that they don't know what kind of dog they have, it only has two poses, one facing each direction, and James Thurber answers that it is probably a cast-iron lawn dog, and an acetylene torch would tell - "if the animal chips, or melts, my diagnosis is correct" (from the same collection as the Unicorn in the Garden, I think). |