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The Therapy Sessions
Thursday, May 15, 2003
 
Doc,

Some element of police enforcement has to be intimidating. If my house was being burned down by a bunch of rioting thugs, I don't know if I'd be too reassured by this guy, zipping to the rescue: HI HO! Ginger!

Something about policemen on scooters just doesn't do it for me. It's kinda like policemen on roller skates - not intimidating. No wonder the English have a crime explosion on their hands, particularly in London.
But this is an improvement:

- posted by total @ 5/15/2003 05:10:00 AM .

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