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  • Captplaid
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    quote:...wonder if Dawnie had this all planned out???

    Doubtful. If I retire, I will be around and under foot A LOT.

    I swear, boys, if it weren't for still having a mortgage, I would put in my papers now. But, I am working on that, too.



    Dang. Hadn't heard much about that lately. I was hoping things had calmed down.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    quote:...wonder if Dawnie had this all planned out???

    Doubtful. If I retire, I will be around and under foot A LOT.

    I swear, boys, if it weren't for still having a mortgage, I would put in my papers now. But, I am working on that, too.




    I hope not...You are one of the Old School Peace Officers, and America really needs you to rub off on the younger generation...most of who do not know what it means to be a Peace Officer. Hope things look up soon!
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  • 11BravoCrunchie
    Well, Dave, let us know when you do decide to retire. We'll throw you a retirement party at your place when you do.
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  • spryor
    quote:Originally posted by Zulu7
    Well, Dave, let us know when you do decide to retire. We'll throw you a retirement party at your place when you do.
    Now there's incentive for ya.[;)]
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  • dcinffxva
    quote:Originally posted by nunn
    The best laid plans...

    Within a week of the beginning of my new shift, Dawnie had the opportunity to go to first shift. She had to take it, and I encouraged her to do so, since another chance may not come along for a long time.

    So, she is now on first and I am on second, and I can't fix it until March. POOOO!

    Now, the powers that be tell me that in March, we will be changing to a 12-hour workday. You know how sometimes someone will say one thing, and it sound like something else? To me, "You will be working a 12-hour shift," sounds like, "RETIRE! GET THE HECK OUT OF HERE!"

    I will keep you posted as to progress.


    I didn't like the idea of 12 hour shifts either, until we went to them back in 1988. Since I've been on 12's, I have to say they are absolutely great. Lots of days off during the week where you can go fishing, and not have all the knuckleheads on the water. Time to get all your other running around done. Use 2 days of leave, and be off a week. Great shift.
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  • Doc
    Is there a college nearby? Maybe you can get a gig with the campus police. Very quiet, relatively safe (for police work) and there's usually only one guy on the 3rd shift because the place is closed and not much happens. Most of the personnel work days.

    BTW, is there any way mods can be given the ability to block a user from posting in case of future escapades like last night? Better than locking the whole thing and spoiling it for the rest of us.
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  • Cubslover
    I also work twelves. 3 on 3 off. Every set of three on fly, then I get a three day weekend.

    I enjoy it, accept for the nights.[xx(]
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  • Jacob2008
    quote:Originally posted by SaxonPig
    Is there a college nearby? Maybe you can get a gig with the campus police. Very quiet, relatively safe (for police work) and there's usually only one guy on the 3rd shift because the place is closed and not much happens. Most of the personnel work days.

    BTW, is there any way mods can be given the ability to block a user from posting in case of future escapades like last night? Better than locking the whole thing and spoiling it for the rest of us.


    I vouch, that this needs to be done.
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  • Captplaid
    When I do the backup foreman job, I do 12's. It's great when things are going good. When things are going bad, there is no moral in those last 4 hours to solve problems. It's more about making it through the shift. I don't see an increase in production because of it.

    Having said that, my wife wishes she had it, but their contract forbids any 12 hour shifts. My brother in law does 13.5 hour shifts to make it to 40 hours a week as a 911 operator. Same hours and days every week. He likes it.
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  • Doc
    BTW- I used to work 14 hour shifts when I was a truck driver. I worked Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays. Totaled 42 hours per week and had two weekends each week. [:D]

    I liked it for the first 10 years or so but as got I into my late 30s those days started feeling loooong. That's why I went back to school because I knew I couldn't drive much longer.
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