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@Kev Big man's red again. Run away.
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Roze Enterprise - Your Events & Logistics Partner
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A day I never thought I would see. A classic man. Truly is a different era. -
Absolutely fire boys, keep it up.
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Congratulations boys.
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Apparently knows me too well.
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Seconded. He knows his shit.
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Oh shit boys. Welcome back.
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Prospect
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A Night at Sixes
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A Night at Sixes
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A Night at Sixes
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Friends in Sandy Places
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Party In Flint
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Friends in Sandy Places
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Party In Flint
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I'll preface this. This isn't meant to be a bashing thread. I don't want this to become that. I always try and roleplay collisions where possible, be it in PD or otherwise. It's the right thing to do. What i've noticed over the last few weeks is that this doesn't seem to be a shared sentiment, especially when PD/SD are in a pursuit. Quite a few times I've either been taken out or seen someone get taken out by an LEO player in a pursuit who then just drives off. Don't even comment on it, just plows into me/someone else at speed then continues on their way. I've seen people roleplay the effects of an LEO involved collision but the LEO player themselves is already long gone by then. I know it's hard when LSFD are inactive to roleplay injuries etc but surely even just a "hey, you okay?" and swapping of insurance details is enough? Has anyone else noticed this? Is it a culture thing? Just something that's accepted? How do we change it?
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First Day At Work
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