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5% Whacker...

I'd love to be standing on your front lawn in TOG (sans coat) and listen to you scream to find your loved one that is trapped in your burning home. Here, I'll loan you my coat. PC

That's just wrong on so many levels..... :shock:

Do ya feel better now Cicco? Minus 5 for being an a$$. PC

Hey ReD, I know you were asking about other brands, but I got a Whelen SpecTIR 8 LED, and it is a pretty good light for under 75 bucks. I have it tucked behind the rear view mirror so it can hardly be noticed from inside the vehicle, and it shows no color until it is turned on from the outside. I got an extra, since it seemed so small I thought it might take 2 to be of use, but one is all you will need. Take care, PC

Heck Wild, We can cut the whole bottom off the car if you want us to. If it is not an emergency extracation, you can stabilize with a KED, rotate to long board and use as many Fire Fighters as you need to get the patient out of the vehicle. Or the roof of the vehicle can be removed and you can access the patient from there. Emergency extracation, grab-n-go. PC

Hi Paul, thanks for using JobPredictor to get your career back on track, after seconds of analysing Paul we have todays ideal job for you, and it is... "a Hairdresser" :shock:

As you can see, this is a favorite quote of many. From Wikipedia: The original quotation comes from the 1948 film The Treasure of the Sierra Madre with Humphrey Bogart. In one of the scenes in the movie, a Mexican bandit leader (Gold Hat, played by Alfonso Bedoya) is trying to convince Fred C. Dobbs (played by Bogart) and company that they are the Federales. Dobbs: "If you're the police, where are your badges?" Gold Hat: "Badges!? We ain't got no badges. We don't need no badges! I don't have to show you any stinking badges!!" This in turn was adapted from B. Traven's 1927 novel upon which the movie was based: "All right," Curtain shouted back. "If you are the police, where are your badges? Let's see them." "Badges, to god-damned hell with badges! We have no badges. In fact, we don't need badges. I don't have to show you any stinking badges, you god-damned cabrón and ching' tu madre! Come out from that shit-hole of yours. I have to speak to you." Quotes and spoofs: In an episode of The Monkees from 1967, the band members play at being banditos. Michael (El Nesmito) wonders whether they should carry a club card or some badges. Micky (El Dolenzio) replies sneeringly with the line, "Badges? We don't need no steeenking badges!" In the 1974 Mel Brooks film Blazing Saddles, probably the most famous parody of the line is delivered. Hedley Lamarr (Harvey Korman) is interviewing a line of criminals in order to deputise them so that they can terrorize a town. The line is filled with stereotypical criminals, from bikers to robed Klansmen. A group of Mexicans dressed in sombreros and bandoleros step up to him. He speaks to them briefly, hires them and tries to hand them deputy badges: "Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!" In the "WKRP in Cincinnati" episode "Filthy Pictures" Dr. Johnny Fever is forced by his employer Arthur Carlson to give details of a past arrest, a small event Fever characterizes as an "altercation with 145 Mexican cops." "I asked to see their badges," Fever tells Carlson, "but the guy said 'Badges?....We don't need no stinking badges!'." In the Stephen King novel It, the character Richie Tozier repeatedly says "Batches? We don't need no steenking batches!" In the 1984 film The Brother From Another Planet, two "men in black" (alien bounty hunters) enter the bar where the alien was supposedly found. The bartender, suspicious of their intentions, demands to see some I.D. John Sayles, the director of the movie, delivers the line "Badges? What badges? We don't have to show you any badges." In an episode of the television series The A-Team (c. 1985), Hannibal hatches a plan for the team to dress as cops, but Face observes that they don't have any badges, to which Murdock responds "Badges? We don't need no steeenking badges!" In the 1986 film Three Amigos, Steve Martin, Chevy Chase and Martin Short say "Badges? We don't need no stinkin badges!" In the 1989 Shelley Long film Troop Beverly Hills, when the troop's achievement patches are taken away, Rosa, the maid of Long's character (played by Shelley Morrison) says, "Patches? We don't need no stinkin' patches!" In the 1989 "Weird Al" Yankovic film UHF, the host of Raul's Wild Kingdom receives a shipment of badgers in error: "Badgers? Badgers?!? We don't need no stinking BADGERS!!!" In an episode of The Super Mario Brothers Super Show!, a Koopa Troopa (played by John Stocker) snaps "Caterers? We don't need no stinking caterers!" In the 1989 Jim Jarmusch film Mystery Train, a young Japanese tourist obsessed with Carl Perkins and American culture says, "Matches? We don't need no stinking matches!" upon lighting a cigarette with a Zippo lighter. The children's animated company Nelvana has parodied the quote in such cartoons as Care Bears, Fievel's American Tails and Babar. A medallion is needed to enter the goblin realm in the seventh level of 1992 PC game Ultima Underworld. When the gatekeeper asks for it, one of the possible answers is "Medallion? I don't need no stinking medallion!". In an episode of the sitcom 3rd Rock from the Sun (c. 1996), Harry (French Stewart) exclaims, "Bagels? We don't need no stinking bagels!" In 1996, a recording of the University of Kentucky Mega-Sax Quartet in mostly-unaccompanied tracks was released called We Don't Need No Stinkin' Rhythm Section (Seabreeze 4516). In the 2000 vampire film "From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangman's Daughter", set in turn-of-the century Mexico, when an American brush salesman tries to sell brushes to a rather rough looking Mexican vampire, he replies, "We don't need no stinking brushes!". In the 2001 film Bubble Boy, When offered patches to fix his bike the character Slim says, "Patches? I could use some stinking patches." In an episode of Trial by Jury, Detective Lennie Briscoe responds to a woman who asks to see his and his partner's badge with, "Badges? We don't need no stinking badges." When the woman opens the door and asks what he said, he replies "I said yes, yes, of course you need to see our badges." In the "Ghost in the Machine" episode of the cartoon Transformers, Scourge, possessed by Starscream's ghost, is intercepted by a couple of other Decepticons, who ask him for an entry pass. Starscream's ghost materialises and says "Passes? Passes? I don't need no stinking passes!". In Eldest, the second book of the Inheritance series by Christopher Paolini, Loring the cobbler says "Barges? We don't want no stinking barges!" On the X-Men TV Show Archangel (Stephen Ouimette) exclaims "Cities? They don't need no stinking cities!" In the 1985 Anthony Edwards film Gotcha! when Jonathan's friend "Carlos", along with his friends 'surrounded' the FBI agents who then proceeded to flash their badges, "Carlos" retorted "Badges...we don't need no stinking badges" In an episode of The Simpsons in which Homer Simpson becomes a food critic, Marge Simpson warns him that the typewriter he is using has a faulty E key. Homer replies, "We don't need no stinkin' E!" In an episode of the 1990s Nickelodeon show, Salute Your Shorts, Appropriately enough, in the episode titled "The treasure of SARAH MADRE, Z.Z. finds a 'Junior Park Ranger's Badge' while the kids are digging for treasure. She shows it to Michael, who replies "Badges? We don't need no stinking badges!" UK band The Flaming Stars use samples of this dialogue on the song "Bandit Country," from the album Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia Podcasting has adopted the variation, "Transmitters? We don't need no stinkin' transmitters!" as one of its slogans. It's currently used in several podcasts, most notably Adam Curry's Daily Source Code and was recorded by Craig Patchett from the Godcast Network. In a fourth-season episode of Farscape, when the Scarran emperor asks John Crichton how he obtained the codes to a secret chamber, Crichton affects a Mexican accent and responds, "Codes? We didn't need no stinkin' codes!" In an episode of The Adventures of Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius, the main characters are being chased by self-appointed police officers, and when one of the characters asks to see their badges, the "officers" shoot at them wildly. The character Sheen remarks, "I don't think they need no stinking badges." The September 11, 2003 edition of the online comic strip Real Life, the character Greg shouts "We don't need no stinking badgers!" as an intentionally bad pun after viewing the infamous Badger Badger Badger Flash animation. [1] In the webcomic The Adventures of Dr. McNinja, the leader of a group of "raptor banditos"" cries "Latches? Latches? We don't need no stinking latches!" In 2 Skinnee J's song "The Good The Bad and The Skinnee" the line "Badges, We don't need no stinkin' badges." is repeated several times. In the trading card game "Magic: the Gathering," "We Don't Need No Stinking Merfolk" has been named as a card considered for design. In a cartoon lampooning the George W. Bush administration's warrantless surveillance policy Dick Cheney snarls "We Don't Need No Stinking Warrants!" In the Inspector Rebus novel Black and Blue, by Ian Rankin, a character orders an Indian takeaway and says 'Bhajis? we don't need no steenking bhajis' In an episode of Digimon Adventure, Kari Kamiya says, "Crests? We don't need no stinking crests!" In the Minutemen song "Badges" on the Post-Mersh Vol. 3 and Ballot Result albums, the entire lyrics consist of "Badges, We don't need no badges, we don't need no stinkin' badges!".

Badges? We don't need no stinking badges.... Oops, that was the "Favorite movie line" thread, wasn't it?? My bad.... PC

We have a tanker operator that actually contacted dispatch and said "Better take the biscuts out of the oven and turn down the stove, we're going to be here awhile." Listening to him always keeps us laughing. PC

What?? :shock: Wendy, are you self medicating? PC

Well, If I happen to be swimming in the pool you just pissed in :shock: , I would rather you had lied to your mate.... I am SOOOOO glad there are some of you with higher scores than I... PC

This is fun to do. Just read the "offense" and if you've done it, you owe that fine. Keep going until you've read each offense and added up your total fine. You don't have to confess your answers, just the amount of your fine. The most you can have is $1205. 1. Smoked pot -- $10 2. Did acid -- $5 3. Ever had sex at church -- $25 4. Woke up in the morning and did not know the person who was next to you -- $40 5. Had sex with someone you met on Internet -- $25 6. Had sex for money -- $100 7. Ever had sex with a lover of different ethnic background -- $20 8. Vandalized something -- $20 9. Had sex on your parents' bed -- $10 10. Beat up someone -- $20 11. Been jumped -- $10 12. Crossed dressed -- $10 13. Given money to stripper -- $25 14. Been in love with a stripper -- $20 15. Kissed some one who's name you didn't know -- $10 16. Hit on some one of the same sex while at work -- $15 17. Ever drive drunk -- $20 18. Ever got drunk at work, or went to work while still drunk -- $50 19. Used toys while having sex -- $30 20. Got drunk, passed out and don't remember the night before -- $20 21. Went skinny dipping -- $5 22. Had sex in a pool -- $20 23. Kissed someone of the same sex -- $10 24. Had sex with someone of the same sex -- $20 25. Cheated on your significant other -- $25 26. Masturbated -- $5 27. Cheated on your significant other with their relative or close friend -- $35 28. Done oral -- $15 29. Got oral -- $5 30. Done / got oral in a car while it was moving -- $25 31. Stole something -- $10 32. Had sex with someone in jail -- $25 33. Made a naughty home video -- $15 34. Had a threesome -- $50 35. Had sex in the wild -- $20 36. Been in the same room while someone was having sex -- $25 37. Stole something worth over more than a hundred dollars -- $20 38. Had sex with someone 10 years older -- $20 39. Had sex with someone under 21 and you are over 27 -- $25 40. Been in love with two people or more at the same t ime -- $50 41. Said you love someone but didn't mean it -- $25 42. Went streaking -- $5 43. Went streaking in broad daylight -- $15 44. Been arrested -- $5 45. Spent time in jail -- $15 46. Peed in the pool -- $50 47. Played spin the bottle -- $5 48. Done something you regret -- $20 49. Had sex with your best friend -- $20 50. Had sex with someone you work with at work -- $25 51. Had anal sex -- $80 52. Lied to your mate -- $5 53. Lied to your mate about the sex being good -- $25

What band are you using? I just got a Yaseu vx150. It is a small 2 meter handheld, durable, with an aluminum case. It has a selectable scan delay. You can put it on scan and when it finds a signal it will pause and monitor for either 15 seconds, the duration of transmission or it will stop scanning until you start it again. If you key the mic when the radio is monitoring, the scan will stop and you will stay on the channel. Im sure that many other rigs also have this feature, or something like it. Some Motorola HT's have subautable tone squelch. Your squelch will only break when the right tone is transmitted from the other radio. Many FRS radios have this feature, and now they have a pretty good transmission range. And the FRS radios are cheap, in case you take a header and land on your radio. If you want to check out used equipment, look at www.talkfar.com PC

102. Sorry, officer, I didn't realize my radar detector wasn't plugged in. I actually said that once. And the officer let me off with a warning for being honest... PC

I don't believe it, the Colts are in the Superbowl.. :shock: Woo Hoo!!!!! (Edited for lack of typing skills)

Blues Brothers!! A great movie.. I laughted so hard I hurt.. "We're on a mission from God"

Hi Brandy, Congradulations on passing. When you get your written notice of passing the NR, you will have to apply to KY for your state card. Your instructor might do this for you, after you sign the application. Be safe, PC

In Italy for thirty years under the Borgias they had warfare, terror, murder, bloodshed. They produced Michelangelo, Leonardo da Vinci and the Renaissance. In Switzerland they had brotherly love, fire hundred years of democracy and peace and what did that produce…? The cuckoo clock. The Third Man

Congrats with passing class! While taking the NR, there is usually more than one "Right" answer, so choose the "Most Correct" answer. It may not be complete, as you learned in class, but it will be the most correct of the choices offered. After you pass, the fun will really begin. Keep taking all the classes you can, observe the best partners you can find, and ask all the questions you need to (after the run is over). See ya, PC

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Ring Ring.... Pick up the phone, the answer is there...

Ruff, Do like you did on 1.

Oh Tay Butt Wheat!!

Actually, one of the local PD K9 officers happens to be a friend of mine. He loves his dog partner, but he knows it is just a dog. When we go hunting together, if his dogs don't do as they are trained to do, he would pepper them in the butt with bird shot. The PD calls the dogs Officers so if a criminal harms one, there are additional charges brought against the offender. Don't fall into the trap of anthropromorphism. A dog by any other name is still a dog.