posted April 02, 2008 04:26 PM         

And law enforcement personnel here on lindaland?

posted April 02, 2008 05:53 PM         

Cop or Sheriff would be great for you. You will be exploring, learning and traveling all the time. Attract lotsa women and show them Power of Words as well as Power of Gun.

posted April 02, 2008 08:16 PM         

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Yeah, they're is still time to repent and turn your life around and do something good for the world-not make it worse.

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WOW!!! Really stillatlarge?

And when someone steals your car, God forbid hurts you or one of your loved ones, who are you going to call?

Who are you going to ask to come and help you and arrest the bad guys? Oh sorry, they aren't "bad", they're just poor and stupid, right? I wonder how much compassion you will have for the poor and stupid if they perpetrated something against you.

posted April 02, 2008 08:51 PM         

there are good cops.. and they do have a purpose..

some times you have to look at the bigger picture though.

posted April 02, 2008 10:21 PM         

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Originally Posted by: [/b]mblover[/b]
Gemini as a Cop. Please give me a speeding ticket, it would be Entertaining :-)

Cop or Sheriff would be great for you. You will be exploring, learning and traveling all the time. Attract lotsa women and show them Power of Words as well as Power of Gun.

Sounds great!

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You are fuuuuuny lol!

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Originally Posted by: Scorpionic Web
Booooooooo. Shame on the police.

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Originally Posted by: stillatlarge

Yeah, they're is still time to repent and turn your life around and do something good for the world-not make it worse. There are respectable, noble ways to make a living that don't involve ruining lives, beating people up, wrecking families, being a professional hypocrite. You'll only arrest the stupid and the poor while the truly evil and those responsible for all the misery in the world have your protection. Surely you can set your sights higher. You seem somewhat intelligent.

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Utter nonsense. But, hey, I can't tell you how to think.

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Originally Posted by: artemisss

Hey there! i work at the district attorney's office, we work alot with cops! good luck!

whats your birth data?

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6-15-1978 11:27am edt

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Originally Posted by: heart cakes

true true true..

there are good cops.. and they do have a purpose..

some times you have to look at the bigger picture though.

gg.. since it's a spritiual forum, just a question: would you really be satisfied miring yourself in that kind of base-reality, full of desperation, fear, violence, all day every day? it's your call, and you could be a great cop; i've known some good ones.. really nice guys. but still..

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While those are some of the negatives that one may face in that profession, there are also many positives that come along with the job too like helping people and possibly saving someone from harms way, just to name a few.

Where I am trying, really violent crimes aren't too bad. Even if they were i'd still be interested.

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Originally Posted by: Venus De Milo

WOW!!! Really stillatlarge?

And when someone steals your car, God forbid hurts you or one of your loved ones, who are you going to call?

Who are you going to ask to come and help you and arrest the bad guys? Oh sorry, they aren't "bad", they're just poor and stupid, right? I wonder how much compassion you will have for the poor and stupid if they perpetrated something against you.

Got Gemini, good luck in your endeavors. Law Enforcement is one of the few professions that are indispensable to society, and you can help and protect a lot of people. I have a lot of respect for police. Again, good luck, buddy!

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I really appreciate the kind words Venus De Milo, thanks for the encouragement. From what I hear, it will be a very long application and training process that may take over a year just to get to the point of getting into a Police or Sheriff's Academy. I'm up for it though, I can wait it out.

posted April 02, 2008 10:31 PM         

Lets hope traffic warden is not the alternative choice

posted April 02, 2008 10:40 PM         

I told you a while back you would meet someone traveling..then i saw your "love at first sight while traveling" blog... so how did it go?

FYI:

House III in Scorpio

Makes a good investigator because he is very curious, likes researching and does this with a lot of patience, likes to solve mysteries. Knows how to take risks, while being aware of the dangers.

7 Trine Pluto - Midheaven

He uses all his energy to succeed professionally. He has a good sense of organization and authority.

Mercury in Gemini

Quick and alert mind. Suited to lengthy research. Likes changes and travel, he is always on the search for novelty. Likes movement and commotion. Facility with the spoken word. He likes writing.

Saturn in Leo

In a position of authority, he likes responsibilities and assumes them. He receives favours from patrons, who recognize her merits or similarly receives honors in return for well-accomplished tasks.

Weaknesses: abuse of power, little feeling in the workplace.

Uranus in Scorpio

Intelligent and subtle. Adores research, inquiry, investigation. Very sensual.

800horoscope.com

posted April 03, 2008 12:13 AM         

You've betrayed all of us gems, why couldn't you be in a more geminish field.

Say business, science, enginering or tech.

Nah, I'm just kiding Gems can do any jobs best of luck on becoming a Cop,

Just don't become a trafic cop I despise them, they just generate revenue for the county or city.

It whould be pretty cool if you were a detective thought.

Its funny how we both have Mercury In Gemini,

but because this plantary postion lands in diffrent places in are charts, it has a complete diffrent effect for the two of us.

I just think the best job for a gem is were they keep themselves stimulated and learning.

I know one thats a pharmacist and it combines his need to learn while dealing with people.

He's a may 22nd Born.

I whould rather become a Software Engineer.
creating simulation software. Keeps me stimulated becauses thereS relistic art and programing involved.

I like graphical progaming, say OpenGL for example and am good at making 3D Models on 3DS Max.

but you need to understand programing code to make it go the next level.

I was asked once by someone who works in engineering, if I was taking something in enginering.

Just because she got the impresion that I was in my own little world, you know engineers are strange people with minds of there own.

posted April 03, 2008 02:01 AM         

I live in L.A. and in our city and in this society general--one think we have to admit--We need the police! The problem is, there never there when the jack *** runs the red light and almost hits you! But there always there, when you call!

posted April 03, 2008 02:25 AM         

Cops whould be better deployed getting guns off the streets then doing silly trafic enforcement.

I was angry when my neighbor got a ticket for driving over the crosswalk, the ticket was a $110 bucks, cmon on.

While at the same time gangs are arming up in another part of the city.

Gangs are a bigger problem then someone runing a redlight, if ignored it can be more dangerous then a guy racing throught a red light.

posted April 03, 2008 08:03 AM         

To all those in here tha say "f" the cops, just remeber that the next time you call one for help. There are good cops and bad ones, just like there are in every field. I have only encountered ONE jerk officer in my whole life (and i'm black where most of the cops around here are white) and in hindsight, I know why he was acting that way.

When I was younger, a lot of my friends from elementary and high school had negative outlooks toward police. I stayed out of trouble and distanced myself from them eventually. Now, (not saying this happens to all thy feel this way, I'm only speaking on my situation) most of them are criminals and behind bars.

posted April 03, 2008 12:47 PM         

He gave it a whirl, but he has left now and gone back to his original job. The amount of time he spent involved in sorting out domestic disputes was one of his problems with police work. Maybe the money, he likes that and it doesn't go with public service. What else, oh, it didn't help the kind of locker room humour he got to endure, he repeated some of it to me, I didn't think much either.