Well, they’re hot by mormon standards. You know, white and delightsome, or something like that.
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They remind of a nicely visceral descriptor that I haven’t heard in a while: “ham-faced.”
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I’ve heard of ham-fisted before, but not ‘ham faced.’
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Besides, it’s pretty obvious that departments don’t want left-leaning people with bleeding hearts. They might feel really bad if they see someone do something like kill an innocent black man, and say something that could embarrass the force.
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Got something at a 5th grade reading level? 
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I used to make jokes like this all the time in high school, trying to be shocking.
A 28 year old police officer needs to be held to a higher standard of decorum than a civilian child.
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And people really need to stop making excuses for bad behavior.
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Yes. Sadly, people often admire others for “speaking out” in “non-PC” ways (especially when the foulmouthed perps are men).
I thought for sure at the time that Trump’s recorded comments about pussy-grabbing and such would sink his candidacy, but he (and presumably his coterie) knew just how to handle it – labeling that disgusting overheard diatribe mere “locker room talk” probably got him MORE voters, not less.
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Deleted. Time out.
Just don’t ‘make me’ throw any lamps at you, okay?
Also called frat boy.
Not all fraternities are created equal, which is why I didn’t use that particular generalization.
For me, this is what frat ‘bruhs’ look like:
Totally different from the Caucasian stereotype, just as HBCU sororities are vastly different from the ‘Legally Blonde’ cliched archetype.
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I get your point. But where I went to school, the frat boys looked like the 28 year old brickjaw cop from gainesville.
Forking the topic here a moment, it was quite a shock for me: I came from quite an integrated area of town, a bit of everything, including incoming refugees from America’s folly in SE Asia in the 60s-70s. Go away to school and it’s mostly white boys and girls. Wasn’t used to that.
My concern is that precision in language should matter to everyone, lest one ends up like rightwingers who call every single little thing in politics they don’t understand ‘socialism’.
However, I can understand that this might be perceived as splitting hairs.
Also, if the words can just mean whatever we wish them to mean, I’d bask you all kindly to hufflepuff off my humpty-dumpty, your welcome.
when you’re given lemons?
→ 
actually, never mind. when you’re given lemons take that #@$! back to the dealer.
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