A retired police captain in Connecticut was arrested for biting the arm of a co-worker when she responded to his comments by saying "bite me". Both the biter and the victim were employed by the Connecticut Police Academy.
If you get pulled over by a cop in Connecticut, it would be a good idea not to say "bite me" to the officer.
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Thursday, September 24, 2009
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Police Academy 8 slated to come out soon . . . . filmed in CT??
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I have always thought that particular phrase was a bit of stupid. Because, yes, my first impulse would be to take advantage of the invitation...but hey, I am weird that way. The only time I have ever (under much provocation) said this, it was with a caveat: "Bite me....but I DO bite back."
ReplyDeleteStill no answer to the age old question, "Does a cop taste like chicken?"
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