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As a Sheriff's Deputy I hated building checks on midnight shift, I would get out and check the doors of every church, closed for the night business and other public buildings in my patrol area. I also disliked that my department still used carbon copy for reports, so if I screwed up I would have to write a whole new report.

As a firefighter I disliked people using EMS as their personal doctor. Tooth aches, stomach aches, a cough, jammed toes and fingers the list of BS I've taken to the ER is long.

I loved stopping DUI drivers. Nothing gave me more pleasure than locking someone up who was drunk driving.

As a firefighter I love the fire family. We would eat meals together, shop together, watch TV, work out all as a shift. Nothing compares.

(meant to be reply to vtiimb)

Favorite architect is tough: Of those I have met, I like Bjark Ingles. Bjark is pretty nice guy, plus his website basically reads as "big dick" (www. big.dk) which is pretty badass. Libeskind is great and very kind. Zaha was bold and a lot of fun if you didn't work for her. Kengo Kuma, I think has a really amazing way at looking at space. Heatherwick produces some of the best lines I have ever seen. Reiulf Ramstaad is a great practice that I think is coming up. Of all time though... hmmm... Corb, Burnham because I am a Columbian Exposition nerd and I love the quirkiness of Buckminster Fuller because I am a futurist at heart.

Biggest dicks I have met in the arch world go to Gehry and Rem, hands down. Those two are so far up their own ass it's ridiculous. But I have no problem with free-form design, and I think we will see a lot more of it in the green movement where the building either conforms with the chaotic, free form of nature or strikes brazenly through it.

Most overrated architect in my opinion (not that you asked): frank lloyd wright

I have not been to the Taubman but I think it looks great. What I hate most is blanket conformity. What I find usually makes things the most appealing is where you set a pattern language and then pick the places where you diverge. London is a great example of this (as are many European cities). London proper was rebuilt after the war to look as it was. But what makes the city really amazing today is how that pre-war conformity is broken up with amazing modern architecture and design. It favors both the old arch and the new arch, making both more attractive.

Turner Gill thinks Caddyshack needs a remake, starring Zack Galifianakis.

Even if he has already made up his mind on a school, a player of this caliber making this gesture online says a lot about the state of our recruiting right now.

The look the opposing team's Centers and Guards will be priceless when they see a quick and nimble 330 lb giant come in to spell the starting Seniors. Simply ridiculous.

Turner Gill thinks the new Ghostbusters is better than the original

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