How can you get passion for something back?

[Bill790]

Originally Posted by anna_anna_anna

Sorry, such a stupid mistake. How can I change it?

You can't. You're stuck with it. And so are we.

A Mod needs to move the thread.

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[blueherons]

In many large cities, cops ride on horseback. I know the NYPD, Texas Rangers, FLPD, and Sarasota police all have mounted cops.

You could certainly make a career out of that.

[TXRunner]

Originally Posted by Bill790

But they do ride in some really cool helicopters....

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Maybe the OP can find a passion for helicopters, Wagner, and napalm.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=30QzJKCUekQ

[TXRunner]

Originally Posted by blueherons

In many large cities, cops ride on horseback. I know the NYPD, Texas Rangers, FLPD, and Sarasota police all have mounted cops.

You could certainly make a career out of that.

Galveston also uses mounted police. The ocean and horses, what more could you ask for? Besides rope that is. Sorry, I just can't help myself.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sgNVyq2d6s

[Ralph_Kirk]

Originally Posted by TXRunner

Are you in the cavalry unit? You know they don't really ride horses anymore.

But the Army, uniquely of all the services, still has veterinarians.


Just in case.


Army vets get assigned to the other services as pet vets and other services that legally require a doctor but not necessarily an MD...like signing off on the commissary inspections.

[hunterseat]

Originally Posted by Ralph_Kirk

But the Army, uniquely of all the services, still has veterinarians.


Just in case.

Thank goodness! The only way i got my canine fix while deployed.

They treat Military Working Dogs and the pets of retirees who are authorized medical, too.

[Bill790]

Originally Posted by Ralph_Kirk

But the Army, uniquely of all the services, still has veterinarians.

Absolutely right. I work with Army vets as part of my job. They also work in DOD as public health experts.

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