The Locker Room
Light-hearted discussion of topics which don't really relate to police work... abandon hope all ye who enter!
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For light-hearted discussion about love, life and relationships.
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You can use this area to share information about teams or groups, sort out socials, share gaming tags, and generally get together with like minded forum-goers.
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Where we will hold all the threads in relation to member competitions and the results.
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This forum is the place to participate and start new games for the whole community to participate in. The first post in each topic should explain the rules for that specific game.
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Use the forum for general advise if you are having an issues with your computer whether it is running MAC OS or Windows, Linux etc. We are sure there will be someone here to assist and give you some tips to keep them running smoothly
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Looking to sell your used equipment or other unwanted items? Our "For Sale & Trade" section is the perfect place to connect with fellow members interested in buying what you no longer need. Whether it’s tools, electronics, or hobby gear, feel free to list it here! Just make sure to include an actual photo of the item in your post – no stock images or generic photos from websites allowed. This way, everyone knows exactly what they’re getting. Happy selling and trading!
*Please note Police Community accepts no risk for the items posted by members and you enter into a agreement to purchase at your own risk*
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http://www.weebls-stuff.com/games/Spin+The+Black+Circle/ ....can't get past level 21 despite wasting hours of valuable time.....
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Apparently 1 in 7 of all UK parents are willing to pay a fine or even face a spell in prison in order to take their kids out of school for a holiday. I suppose as holiday prices rise so will this statistic. How far would you go for your annual break in the sun ?
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Has anyone experienced problems with their Forces and the Ladybird book of the policeman which is a fairly tongue in cheek swipe at some preconceived ideas on policing. One force has actually seen it as something to be banned but most appear to treat it as it is meant - a laugh at ourselves
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-1023969/Brigitte-Bardot-fined-12-000-racial-hatred-claiming-Muslims-destroying-France.html Perhaps the French Government doesn't like the truth.
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Hi everyone, Due to a major washing 'malfunction' (don't ask!), I'm now in need of some more Police issue white shirts...... Anyone know where I can get some from?? Thanks......
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Hi guys, not really too sure where to put this. As you can see I'm fairly new here. Just wondering where you all got those little slim pictures that have your force's name and logo on it? I quite fancy getting myself one of those! Thanks for your help. Rob.
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1023644/Woman-left-toddler-imprisoned-kitchen-went-party-weekend.html I cannot believe that this woman would do such a thing, but then partying is probably more important than looking after her son.!!
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Gordon Brown is portrayed as an alien-fighting hero in a new American comic. He helps protect the planet from an evil, green-skinned race known as The Skrulls in Marvel comic book Captain Britain and MI13. The Prime Minister is seen discussing the invasion with super hero Captain Britain and operatives of MI13, a fictional British intelligence agency. He tells them: "All British super heroes now work for MI13. Like it or not." The PM is forced to take drastic action after discovering that a number of Cabinet members, including the Home Secretary, are really aliens in disguise. The comic's British writer, Paul Cornell, said: "I'm quite a fan of Gordon Brown and specif…
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Police in Bucharest are looking for a busking pole dancer who performs her routines on the city's underground railway. Passengers described the dancer, photographed by a passenger's mobile phone, as a "well-dressed, attractive, student-like young woman". She apparently performs her routines only when the train is travelling between further apart subway stations in the Romanian capital. Her modus operandi is to play Tom Jones's You Can Leave Your Hat On on a portable CD player while taking off her clothes and dancing around a pole. She then puts her clothes back on and passes around a container for passengers to show their appreciation for her efforts. One passenger, …
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Ladybird Book Saw this online and had to share, had me giggling for a while
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Enjoy - I just cant decide which one to have as a ring tone!!!!!!!!! http://mafster.co.uk/space/files/audio/
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'The Student Officers prepare for their bleep test'
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Came across this when browsing books in work library today: Magistrate of the traditional type - not impressed by soft sentences. Defendant's solicitor requests magistrates to consider CSO. He mentions that Defendant is from agricultural, farming background. Perhaps he could be put to good use, 'on the land'. Magistrate: "Yes, but how would we spread him?" Occurred to me that members might have a good few funny anecdotes from attending court. My own memory is rubbish. But if anyone else can remember any??
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CITROEN C2 ... ONLY £3600 < CHEAPEST ON THE NET. 2004 (53 PLATE) 38500 MILES SERVICED MOT MARCH 2009 TAX AUG 2008 THIS IS AN ABSOLUTE BEAUTY OF A CAR FOR A YOUNG, STYLE DRIVER. CHEAP INSURANCE AT ONLY GROUP 3! THIS HAS BEEN MY CAR FOR THE PAST 2 YEARS AND HAS BEEN LOOKED AFTER SO WELL. THE REASON FOR SALE IS THAT I AM GOING FOR A PERFORMANCE CAR FOR TRACK DAYS SUCH AS A SUBARU. HERE ARE THE PICTURES OF THE CAR, WHICH CAN BE DROPPED OFF AT YOUR HOME.
