View Full Version : Can't read or write? Be a cop!
JeeberD
08-09-2005, 09:28 AM
A real advertisement from a New Mexico Newspaper...
Looking for a job?
Ever considered law enforcement?
* Turned down elsewhere?
* Overweight?
* Can't Read?
* Can't Write?
* Substance Abuse History?
* Criminal Record?
* DUI Conviction?
* Failed that Psychological Evaluation?
Don't let that stop you!
Now Hiring
Socorro Police Department
407 Center St
Socorro, New Mexico 87801
(505) 835-1883
[email protected]
Where things are easier
Sounds like just the kind of people I would want protecting me and my family!
http://mountainmailcountry.com/
Pacersfan46
08-09-2005, 09:29 AM
Ahhhh hahahahahahahaha
That's hilarious. I hope it's a bad joke though.
If it's real, it's as scary as it is funny ......
:confused:
terpkristin
08-09-2005, 09:52 AM
Wow. That's almost as scary as some of the rules they're bending for Army recruits.
EDIT: Ok, actually it sounds very SIMILAR to some of the rules they're bending in some Army recruiting offices to try and get Army recrcuits (things come to mind about not being in peak physical condition and having a history of substance abuse, especially). Guess everyone is hurting for help these days...
/tk
QuikSand
08-09-2005, 09:56 AM
Great selling point: Where things are easier
Ksyrup
08-09-2005, 10:09 AM
That cannot be real. All it's missing is the "enjoy donuts and a fresh cup of coffee?" line.
I'm hoping the "Where things are easier" tagline is the city motto, not a selling point for joining their police force. But I'm unsure about a lot of things at this point.
QuikSand
08-09-2005, 10:13 AM
That cannot be real. All it's missing is the "enjoy donuts and a fresh cup of coffee?" line.
I'm hoping the "Where things are easier" tagline is the city motto, not a selling point for joining their police force. But I'm unsure about a lot of things at this point.
With you on all counts.
Castlerock
08-09-2005, 10:20 AM
That cannot be real. All it's missing is the "enjoy donuts and a fresh cup of coffee?" line.
I'm hoping the "Where things are easier" tagline is the city motto, not a selling point for joining their police force. But I'm unsure about a lot of things at this point.
Follow the link. It's pretty obvious that it's a spoof. Check out the add for the attorney.
Barkeep49
08-09-2005, 10:20 AM
I wasn't willing to give this much credence until I discovered their city's homepage which is chock full of broken pics and reveals that yes indeed the police department does use some random New Mexico isp for its email.
http://www.socorro.com/city/
Ksyrup
08-09-2005, 10:23 AM
Ah...looks like someone with an agenda. There appears to be a common theme among some of the stories linked and the editorializing in some of the ads.
BigJohn&TheLions
08-09-2005, 11:35 AM
Well, I did get pulled over for speeding and when I asked the officer what the readout on the radar gun said he was perplexed. He then wrote me a ticket, but that confused me due to the fact that all that was written on it was a shaky "X."
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