ID 10 T is one we use, too. We also have PICNIC errors, Problem In Chair, Not In Computer.Well then, when in doubt, we now just say, they're "Code 25"
We use to have a code for idiot when I was security for the state, but it was not official, it was just one we used, but we were not watched as closely as your average PD person. If I remember correctly it was something like Code 115, and it was not on any radio sheets
Of course in IT we have the "ID 10 T" error...and my personal favorite the "A 55h ole" error
That's a shame. I hate to see someone in a new job and it not turn out well so quickly.
Agreed. Quality of life is important. But at the same time, there are a very few perfect jobs out there. People,who are happiest are those who learn not to sweat the small stuff.
When you go to teach a SD class at another dojo, are you teaching to their students, or is it an open seminar they are hosting?Taught a self defense class tonight at a friend’s dojo. It's at 3,600 feet elevation on a really narrow, windy road. It has plexiglass walls.
Had a lot of fun.
). Small classes, so lots of interaction. I got to throw and get thrown much more than I ever do in my own classes, and Roger let me help teach a few things, too. Then the two of us went to grab beers and talk about life, work, and a lot of martial arts stuff.
do it!
Nice! So, I assume this is a school that doesn't normally orient on self-defense?
