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paul webb
Remember when police stations had their own bars where after a week of nights followed by a late officers would gather for a beer and go over the events of the week. Best form of mental well being ever.All the problems seem to disappear especially after a curry. Sadly police clubs are a thing of the past never to return as the PC obsessed generation have taken over the world
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paul webb
Remember when police stations had their own bars where after a week of nights followed by a late officers would gather for a beer and go over the events of the week. Best form of mental well being ever.All the problems seem to disappear especially after a curry. Sadly police clubs are a thing of the past never to return as the PC obsessed generation have taken over the world
