The Tracy Trumpty Dumpty Thread

[Sandyman]

And yes, I DO have an idea.. you see, I worked with several Marines (notice I didn't say "ex"... as once a Marine, always a Marine)... and we had extensive talks... but amazingly... their training is nothing "extraordinary" to get through basic.

hahahah, you are such a fool, and the more you post the more it shows.

[Sheldon]

Try making in the multi-billions a year, with a nationwide footprint. That's what I consider major.... those limited to a few stores, or a few states are minor chains.

 

We do.

[13511]

Wait wait wait, this is a harmless symbol right? Don't you have it in your sig on TAZ?

Not waving on a flag... in the format presented by those, with the associated behavioral patterns by those presenting it is what places the negative connotation on it.... you see, like works, depending on how they are used, those symbols can stand for what they originally meant, or be bastardized.

[Sandyman]

Actually my father served on a DD in WW2 as a 5" loader, my step-grandfather was an aircraft mechanic working primarily on the P-47, one uncle worked in the merchant marines, and the other was in the army assigned to intelligence.

Shocked to hear this, said no one ever.

[Sheldon]

And yes, I DO have an idea..

 

No, you don't.

 

Unless you are one, you don't know. Period.

 

That's not the training in referring to though.

 

I've had extensive talks and worked with Navy Seals, doesn't not mean I know what training they've had or what they've got through from talking.

 

LooooooooL

[Sheldon]

Try making in the multi-billions a year, with a nationwide footprint. That's what I consider major.... those limited to a few stores, or a few states are minor chains.

 

I'm still laughing at this.

[13511]

hahahah, you are such a fool, and the more you post the more it shows.

Really..that comment was direct from a Marine who left the service as an Major (who ended up for a while as an assistant-chief at one of the departments I worked for) and another who retired as a Chief Warrant Officer (he was a Sgt. and the head of the SWAT team at Lewisville). Think they are a pretty good base to depend upon when they said that their basic training was nothing exceptional.... they did say that they spent a more time on marksmanship and small group tactics than that chose the army.

[Sandyman]

And yes, I DO have an idea..

My son had more law enforcement training in 5 years while active duty then you most likely did in 30+ years as a back-woods country bumkin' cop, step off

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[13511]

I'm still laughing at this.

Then feel free...what major company do you work for... last time I remembered you mentioning, you worked for a small company that was specific to a limited geographical area. You change jobs?

[Sheldon]

Then feel free...what major company do you work for... last time I remembered you mentioning, you worked for a small company that was specific to a limited geographical area. You change jobs?

 

I've been with the same company for the last 8 years. Nothing has changed.

 

I just like seeing how wrong you are.

[13511]

My son had more law enforcement training in 5 years while active duty then you most likely did in 30+ years as a back-woods country bumkin' cop, step off

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Well, doubt that, as we had regular training at Lewisville PD (monthly classes and quarterly drills). You see, Lewisville had it's own training academy with TCLEOSE certified trainers, and our agency provided training for may of the departments in Denton, Tarrant and Dallas counties.

When I went to work there, Ted Gibson was the Sgt. in charge of training.. and that's ALL he did.... and I worked with Lewisville PD for over 9 years... and actually applied what we were taught, unlike most military police..... And once more, that's from an Officer who retired from the military and served the majority of her time as in the MPC. She said it was really rather boring as they didn't have much to typically do on base.

[13511]

I've been with the same company for the last 8 years. Nothing has changed.

 

I just like seeing how wrong you are.

Then, once more, feel free to remind me... which multi-billion dollar company do you work for that you receive extensive professional training with? You should have no issues providing that... or do you chose to pull a Trump/Gulliani on your answer?

[13511]

Shocked to hear this, said no one ever.

You asked.. I clarified. Don't ask a question unless you want the answer. Now, which branch of the SS did your relatives serve in? :imp:

[Sheldon]

I prefer to watch you look like a fool.

 

We are multi-billion, we do have a national footprint. We do receive continual training.

 

Hahhahhahahahahahah.

[Sheldon]

But wait, your son in law was a Manager at Lowes, you must certainly know everything.

[Sandyman]

But wait, your son in law was a Manager at Lowes, you must certainly know everything.

Incoming...

 

My son-in-laws sisters father's step mom's aunt was married to someone who knew the CEO of Lowe's, so yes, I do know what sort of training they offer.

[Paul]

So, now let's use Pauls requirements.. provide your evidence of the extensive training that you get outside your field that allows you to further your knowledge.

Please show me a single post where I asked you to prove anything.

[13511]

I prefer to watch you look like a fool.

 

We are multi-billion, we do have a national footprint. We do receive continual training.

 

Hahhahhahahahahahah.

Continual "safety training" is not the same as receiving training outside of the normal scope of job duties.. once more what "major" company do you work for, and feel free to elucidate on the extensive expert training that you receive.

 

But wait, your son in law was a Manager at Lowes, you must certainly know everything.

Nope, but he did state that they regularly received training... like on how to safely operate the fork lifts, how to safely lift heavy weight and such.... I can really see how that type of training could be used to increase your ability to make money.

[13511]

Incoming...

 

My son-in-laws sisters father's step mom's aunt was married to someone who knew the CEO of Lowe's, so yes, I do know what sort of training they offer.

Well, I dated (in high school) the niece of Sam Walton...

Poor @Sandyman.... doesn't even realize that discoursing with your son-in-law who was a manager at a major Lowes (and decided to enter a field that paid more) isn't a valid basis of factual information. I'm pretty sure as a manager, he was WELL aware of the training that his employees received, and that he received... but of course, all you can make is snide comments as other than that, you remain an empty suit.

[Sheldon]

Continual "safety training" is not the same as receiving training outside of the normal scope of job duties.. once more what "major" company do you work for, and feel free to elucidate on the extensive expert training that you receive.

 

I don't recall saying it was safety training. Again, you don't know, so you can only assume.

[Sheldon]

Well, I dated (in high school) the niece of Sam Walton...

 

/dead

[Sandyman]

Well, I dated (in high school) the niece of Sam Walton...

Shocking, said no one ever.

[13511]

Please show me a single post where I asked you to prove anything.

Ahhh... you comments on the shooting ring a bell... you know, the ones that you denied happening and had to receive a major bitch slap over with proof that it did? And then began to try to obfuscate? Is your memory actually that short?

[13511]

/dead

You slept with her also? :rolleyes:

[13511]

Shocking, said no one ever.

Ironic thing was, I didn't find out her relationship until after we broke up. She was rather a dead fish in some of the important aspects of a relationship.