Not only that, the cop knows the Police Chief. And Burl is perilously close to getting to know a municipal judge.And Joy will then be able to tell Verl that Burl stayed at a special sports resort that was totally casual and they provided everything. Even a neat orange jumpsuit—probably in the spirit of both UT’s or Auburn or Syracuse. And they ate all together in a big hall off of plastic trays with plastic utensils. And he met a really nice man named “Tiny” who calls the house all the time now asking for Burl.
Hey I know a woman whose brother-in-law went to school with a boy who grew up to marry the woman who owned the bakery where a woman who works at the country club once saw Joy buy cupcakes.But they all deny the connection.
Marg and x_Tech and dfowensby, I think I answered you too late yesterday.
oh yeah! bottom-of-the-barrel scraps tv viewing: Animal Channel. White Trash Channel, is more like it. and when you get a decent show like Animal Cops, what do you wind up with? Integrated Trash Channel. my wife watches these morons regularly…this idiot box is coming up in the world… ;)
Fist thing I note is that Burl set a combination to his car lock that anyone could figure out in one to three tries, and then HE can’t even remember it. And then he posts it where anyone can see it for the ones not smart enough to try a simple code.
Second thing is this reminds me of a true story in when I was in high school.
My grandfather was a policeman in Holland, OH, which is just a small burg of Toledo. I would go with him to visit the chief of Police, who was a close friend of his. He had a daughter that was close to my age. I think at this time she was 17.
One Saturday we went over and she was bumming out. She just got a speeding ticket the night before (fist one).
She was stopped by a state trooper. As he was writing the ticket, she just mentioned in cheery tone, “Hey, my dad is the chief of police in Holland!”
Ok, to the people who have helped me before, I see you ducking trying to hide your head from me, SusanSunshine,, I hve another question. How do you put a link to another site on here? Also, how do you do pictures?
My TiVo tracks many shows (I watch far too much TV, but there are many channels)- I watch no music, dancing or shows with teen interest. I Do watch many shows with cooking, decorating, crime solving and opera. TiVo tracks “season passes” and finds them even at different schedules.
I used to know a guy who was a part time security guard at an enormous IBM microchip plant in a smallish NE town. He was mainly a police officer for the town. He would pull over someone for speeding and they’d say ‘Uh, I work at IBM…’ as though that might get them some special dispensation. It didn’t.
leakysqueaky712 over 12 years ago
So so stupid!!
margueritem over 12 years ago
The Mayor’s son’s neighbor… Why, that’s like knowing the Pope’s sister’s hairdresser.
x_Tech over 12 years ago
Three degrees of separation?
Somehow, in Crustwood, even six wouldn’t be enough.
x_Tech over 12 years ago
Query: What would you be driving if it takes a ¼ tank of gas to tour Crustwood?
mikie2 over 12 years ago
Not only that, the cop knows the Police Chief. And Burl is perilously close to getting to know a municipal judge.And Joy will then be able to tell Verl that Burl stayed at a special sports resort that was totally casual and they provided everything. Even a neat orange jumpsuit—probably in the spirit of both UT’s or Auburn or Syracuse. And they ate all together in a big hall off of plastic trays with plastic utensils. And he met a really nice man named “Tiny” who calls the house all the time now asking for Burl.
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 12 years ago
X… you’d be driving…. too slowly?
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 12 years ago
Hey I know a woman whose brother-in-law went to school with a boy who grew up to marry the woman who owned the bakery where a woman who works at the country club once saw Joy buy cupcakes.But they all deny the connection.
Marg and x_Tech and dfowensby, I think I answered you too late yesterday.
Gotta sleep — as if I’m not already.
Nighty night, Crustwoodians!
llong65 over 12 years ago
notice….the cop is writing a “guest ticket” ???
Dr.Hydrogen over 12 years ago
That’s funny. Once my friend knew knew someone who mowed the grass at a local synagogue. That was 40 years ago and I still remember it!!! Awesome.
GROG Premium Member over 12 years ago
I’ll bet they went to separate schools together.
InTraining Premium Member over 12 years ago
I get a kick out of the officers name….. “NAB”…. ! ! !
finale over 12 years ago
This group is why we have “Reality TV”.
vldazzle over 12 years ago
I don’t watch any TV with Penny-like characters.
MissScarlet Premium Member over 12 years ago
I can’t really tell what the “find it” is….a peanut, maybe? Since I can’t tell what is hanging on the rear view mirror either, could that be it?
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
Well, I am certainly impressed Burl!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
DAZZ, then you must not watch much TV!
dfowensby over 12 years ago
oh yeah! bottom-of-the-barrel scraps tv viewing: Animal Channel. White Trash Channel, is more like it. and when you get a decent show like Animal Cops, what do you wind up with? Integrated Trash Channel. my wife watches these morons regularly…this idiot box is coming up in the world… ;)
Hussell over 12 years ago
Fist thing I note is that Burl set a combination to his car lock that anyone could figure out in one to three tries, and then HE can’t even remember it. And then he posts it where anyone can see it for the ones not smart enough to try a simple code.
Second thing is this reminds me of a true story in when I was in high school.
My grandfather was a policeman in Holland, OH, which is just a small burg of Toledo. I would go with him to visit the chief of Police, who was a close friend of his. He had a daughter that was close to my age. I think at this time she was 17.
One Saturday we went over and she was bumming out. She just got a speeding ticket the night before (fist one).
She was stopped by a state trooper. As he was writing the ticket, she just mentioned in cheery tone, “Hey, my dad is the chief of police in Holland!”
He just said, “So?” and handed her a ticket.
Good afternoon Crustwood!
Hussell over 12 years ago
Ok, to the people who have helped me before, I see you ducking trying to hide your head from me, SusanSunshine,, I hve another question. How do you put a link to another site on here? Also, how do you do pictures?
Thanks guys.
Hussell over 12 years ago
Thank you Leaky.
and thank you Marg
vldazzle over 12 years ago
My TiVo tracks many shows (I watch far too much TV, but there are many channels)- I watch no music, dancing or shows with teen interest. I Do watch many shows with cooking, decorating, crime solving and opera. TiVo tracks “season passes” and finds them even at different schedules.
margueritem over 12 years ago
SusanSunshine Premium Member over 12 years ago
Eeek Marg — get him outta here!
leakysqueaky712 over 12 years ago
That kinda looks like Dazz in one of her outfits!!
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 12 years ago
OMG MARG!
rs about 4 years ago
I used to know a guy who was a part time security guard at an enormous IBM microchip plant in a smallish NE town. He was mainly a police officer for the town. He would pull over someone for speeding and they’d say ‘Uh, I work at IBM…’ as though that might get them some special dispensation. It didn’t.