I had never heard of the show until last night. I figure if OBG is watching it, so should I. I think I pulled a muscle laughing so hard. But I cannot imagine why a police chief would allow this show in his town. But then again, at this point in my career, I will never be a police chief....

"...I will never be a police chief..'

Heck, I never even wanted to degrade myself by becoming a Sgt!!!

Watching LaToya "run" down the street was the highlight of my night. I can hop faster, and with more style...

Of this, I have no doubt.

When "Officer Jackson" was going out on the prostitution sting, and her training officer told her to use her "big girl voice", I started laughing so hard I was afraid I was going to burst something.

Like I sad before, this show, while a really stupid premiss, is sure entertaining...

I had to make a decision three years ago, whether to have the internet ($16/mo) or TV ($40/mo).

The Internet won.

THANK GOD! Otherwise, I might actually be watching something like that, or some of the shows my coworkers talk about, which sound really bizarre, about making or not making some kind of deal, and some kind of singing contests. I might even be watching (shudder) that fake survival show where no one knows how to start a fire, even with matches. (imagine puking face here)

BTW, Chris, if you were a homeowner, you could have turned on the sprinklers. Quite effective.

Sue (thinking, 'Poor is good. Poor is good....") <img src="/images/graemlins/crazy.gif" alt="" />

"...internet ($16/mo) or TV ($40/mo)..."

You really get to pay that little? Those a super prices, compared to CA anyway...

I'm with you, Sue. If I can't pull it out of the sky, I'm not watching it!

Regular cable here has reached about $55+ a month after you add in the various taxes, regulatory fees, etc.

The way I see it, $55 a month buys a lot of gear and whatnot.

His nickname's not Ponch anymore. It's Paunch.

On behalf of the local Sheriff's Department and CHiP, THANK YOU!! You have no idea what a cup of coffee means when you're "up to your armpits in aligators."

Chris,

I'm assuming the cats were being taken as survival rations. Meat on the hoof?

Please see the attached post. The bill "requires the inclusion of companion animals in disaster planning at the state and local levels." I assume that if localities fail to make said inclusions, they will not recieve Federal funding.

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The inmates are running the asylum.

M