I'm not self respecting so your argument is invalid.
Another asim18 police story....
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I'm not self respecting so your argument is invalid.
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Yes, synonymous with either "Federal Police" or "Federal Bureau of Investigation".
Neither of which we have in this country.
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I would normally agree, but one of our Sgts is rather fond of the term feds on peds and tweets about it regularly on the police twitter account
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Its kinda funny the amount of people in this thread who have never heard the police referred to as the "feds" before 
Their other nicknames include the law, the rozzers, the Five-0, the fuzz, and also the pigs/filth (insulting nicknames) to name just a few.
Their other nicknames include the law, the rozzers, the Five-0, the fuzz, and also the pigs/filth (insulting nicknames) to name just a few.
Its kinda funny the amount of people in this thread who have never heard the police referred to as the "feds" before
Probably the same people who think Mac10s and other guns don't exist in England.
And sorry Maccy, I started typing that before I saw your post.
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Its kinda funny the amount of people in this thread who have never heard the police referred to as the "feds" before
Their other nicknames include the law, the rozzers, the Five-0, the fuzz, and also the pigs/filth (insulting nicknames) to name just a few.
Along with babylon, bizzies which are pretty common round my parts.
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Nice work, Dr Watson!
If it was that easy to pinch his bike, I'd have a word with the owner and tell him to beef up his security.
If it was that easy to pinch his bike, I'd have a word with the owner and tell him to beef up his security.
I "Phoned the police"
I "dialled 999" etc etc
"I telephonirised the local constabulatorium like a Sir"
OP Good job. I'm surprised they acted so quickly given the nature of the crime although with so much info they may have found it easier and more worth their time...
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What's this about Asim18 and a Mac10?
Bizzarly I drive down Asim18's road all the time. Why do I know where he lives? :-/
Bizzarly I drive down Asim18's road all the time. Why do I know where he lives? :-/
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OK OK, joking aside... good job Asim!! Has your neighbour offered you free piggy backs for life yet? Never nice to be robbed so good work!!
Good job Asim but it would have been quicker to use a Mac10 in 3 minutes.
It would have been quite a thread if he had done that.
Some time ago, I posted that it is possible for some certain people to be able to get hold of a Mac10 within three minutes. The name of the gun and the exact time were included for dramatic effect. Rather than saying "gun" and "very quickly".
Epic miscomprehension ensued, not surprising considering the amount of retards on here. Some people thought I said I could get hold of mac10s, a few sheltered folk were arguing that guns don't exist, etc etc.
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