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  1. texasmr2

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    #1 texasmr2, Dec 25, 2010
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    So whats everyone having, anything different than the norm? I'll be having a Totino's pizza and some Rotel/Velveeta dip, yummy!! I might treat myself to some McDonalds or DQ later or perhaps Sonic if any of them are open. Could not make it home this year for Christmas and damn I'm missing mom's home cooking. :(
     
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    #2 bushwhacker, Dec 25, 2010
    Gregg, join the club. Couldn't make it back to San Diego for Christmas with the family this year either...sucks. Hey, forget that pizza crap, get out of the house and have a nice dinner at a restaurant or resort...no need to stay in and get bummed. I'm going to see a movie and then off to a big resort casino here in Santa Fe and doing the whole nine yards Christmas dinner. After pigging out maybe a little Blackjack? Just get out and enjoy the day and be around some other peeps.....Merry Christmas Gregg.
     
  3. texasmr2

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    #3 texasmr2, Dec 25, 2010
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    Thanks Dennis but that is not possible where I live, Google Marlin,TX and you will know what I mean. It's a small hick town 30 miles south of Wako,TX with 97.5% of the residents being crack heads or drug dealers and the only REAL restaurant's we have are mom and pop shops who are closed 3-4 days of the week and close at 6-7pm. I'm cool as it will not be the first time this has happened, I will take any care packages sent though pm me lol!
     
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    #4 DrStranglove, Dec 25, 2010
    What the hell are you living there for?
     
  5. texasmr2

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    #5 texasmr2, Dec 25, 2010
    Because it was an easy way into law enforcement. One must realize that the agency's aswell as the public always ***** about not having enough officers but they (the PD's) put such rediculous demands upon entrance that it is tough especially in the big city's such as Houston (who were on a hiring/budget freeze when I graduated the academy). It is easier to get your foot in the door with smaller departments and the most difficult thing about becoming a police officer is getting your first job.

    Yet the sun is shining once again as I will soon be going back to Houston or to a town just north of Wako, they have plenty of good eats their.
     
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    #6 DrStranglove, Dec 25, 2010
    Odd.. I just applied with Atl and got on in the secound attempt. :p
     
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    #7 texasmr2, Dec 25, 2010
    Congrats!!

    I have a job ready and waiting for me, the one north of Wako, and just need to mail in my background package for the Houston job. One thing that is overlooked is that in Texas they require a minimum of 700 classroom hr's which is the strictest in the US, what do they require in Atlanta?
     
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    #8 DrStranglove, Dec 25, 2010
    Well, it was in 1993. :p

    Took two tries as I was the only one with a college degree to apply that class. :confused:
     
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    #9 texasmr2, Dec 25, 2010
    Alot of agencies here in Texas require atleast 30 or more college credits or military background (strictess in the US) which imho is rediculous. Are you a peace officer now or did you move on?
     
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    #10 DrStranglove, Dec 25, 2010
    What does "strictess" mean?

    Oh I left about the 96 olympics. Ran off to join the USMC!
     
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    #11 GuyIncognito, Dec 25, 2010
    Is this the "christmas dinner" thread or the "exciting careers in law enforcement" thread? :confused: :p
     
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    #12 S Brake, Dec 25, 2010
    I'll help steer the thread back on course. Tonight is the traditional candlelight steak dinner with the whole family.
     
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    #13 GuyIncognito, Dec 25, 2010
    anyone in your family in law enforcement? :)

    I'm going to have my traditional single guy with no family Christmas dinner-Chinese take out. followed by a glass or two of scotch.
     
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    #14 DrStranglove, Dec 25, 2010
    Why "followed by...?"

    Only a "glass or two...???"
     
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    #15 GuyIncognito, Dec 25, 2010
    beers with dinner! scotch after.
     
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    #16 texasmr2, Dec 25, 2010
    Sorry everyone we got alittle off course for a minute but now back on track thanks...
     
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    #17 rob, Dec 25, 2010
    I'll get us back on dinner, we had homemade lasagna with homemade meatballs and sausage all cooked in Mom's gravy and I made some garlic bread and also homemade Italian wedding soup.
     
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    #18 GuyIncognito, Dec 25, 2010
    damn! I'm coming to your place next year.

    I had Italian wedding soup the other night but it was "Healthy Choice" or some such canned nonsense :(
     
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    #19 rob, Dec 25, 2010
    Definately not the same!! We eat big for the holidays Christmas Eve we go to my sisters and she makes Chicken Cordon Blue with assorted veggies and of course
    appetizers beforehand and then we start in again on Christmas with what i posted.
     
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    #20 AnotherDunneDeal, Dec 25, 2010
    Traditional. Spiral sliced hickory smoked glazed ham, green bean with pearl onion and baby carrot salad in a special cream of mushroom sauce my wife makes. Jellied and whole cranberry sauce. Oh, and congealed salad we put together this morning. Also a special cornbread stuffing with some mystery ingredients I have been forbade to disclose. Brandied pumpkin pie, plum pudding with hard sauce and a nice wine. Oh, homemade hot rolls dripping butter also.......

    We really had to limit ourselves on expenses this year so the dinner with family proved to be the centerpoint of the day............Somehow it was even more meaningful than if we had spent lots of money on each other......

    Hope you all had a wonderful day and if you could not be with family that you at least had contact with them to help share their day........
     
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    #21 JohnnyS, Dec 25, 2010
    Dinner was prime rib and king crab legs. It was GREAT!!
     
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    #22 BlackBird007, Dec 26, 2010
    Ended up having 2 meals today.

    Meal 1: Choice of smoked ribs or spiral sliced ham, with various sides. Dessert included banana pudding and cheesecake.

    Meal 2: Homemade chili, either in a bowl or a chili dog. Dessert included homemade chocolate chip pecan cookies, blueberry bread, apple cinammon bread, and Hershey Kisses.
     
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    #23 atripinreality, Dec 26, 2010
    Did something similar yesterday-
    Dinner 1 ~ 2pm- Lasagna, Sausage, Meatballs etc
    Dinner 2 ~ 7pm- Eggplant Parm, Rigatoni, fried chicken, grilled chicken (25ppl here so it was buffet style) followed by 1+ Martini(s)
     
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    #24 Ferraribot, Dec 27, 2010
    wish I'd known, I could have sent you some of my toffee to go with that yummy pizza!

    I went to my parents and we ordered food from a nearby restaurant and brought it home. Everyone had something different. I had veal. ... yummy!

    And I made a chocolate pie....not quite as yummy. :( But my toffee was great!
     
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    #25 TexasF355F1, Dec 27, 2010
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    That sucks Gregg. Although I would prefer pizza for Thanksgiving and Christmas at this point.

    I'm tired of eating the same, damn, crap every year. I think a Tex-Mex Christmas dinner would be just as traditional as turkey, ham and crap like that.

    I feel bad for complaining about food, but I'm ready for a family member to think outside the box.

    And don't suggest I have either holiday at my place. I don't have the room in my one bedroom for a family gathering.;)
     
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