Crazy_Chester wrote:
About a week ago I nearly got hit by a guy who continued to go eastbound on Wayne past Grove. He zipped into the garage on Wayne before trouble started.

Best I can figure is that they do not want people making turns onto Marin from Wayne. That would add to the mess that Marin is already.

ianmac47 wrote:
The bottom line is no retail business should ever have a 300+ post thread about how shitty their service is. That's not what retail is about.

jcnick77 wrote:
Quoted by Crazy_ Chester:

"Are you still trying to convince us that these prescriptions were for legitimate medical reasons?"



Ok, it is very clear now that your cognitive ability on this matter and an understanding of it's totality of circumstances is lacking; therefore, I will try to help you by stating the following: There is no need to convince you or anyone else for that matter that these mentioned prescriptions were legitimate for medical reasons. The clear fact and point of focus is that they are indeed legal, legitimate prescriptions for a valid medical diagnosis of testicular or endocrine- based hypogonadism that does affect a certain percentage of men in society... These officers did not violate or break any federal or state mandated laws governing medical prescriptions. Yes, I do agree that police officers or members of any public safety entity are held to a higher responsibility to sustain and ensure the safety of the public, but keep in mind all of these officers mentioned are under the supervision of certified doctors who constantly monitor each individual officer; therefore, negating any chance that these officers would become a liability to perform his or her duties. The City and Department are aware of the certain doctors the mentioned officers are receiving treatment from, and not one of these doctors is under any type of investigation for illegal activities... Finally , one main fact that most keep looking past, is that there are no federal laws, state statutes, mandated Attorney General Guidelines, City or Departmental SOP's that govern and enforce a policy of 'LEGAL' prescribed testosterone treatment. There are only guidelines and laws for ?ILLEGAL? usage of steroids or any type of hormones. The only state in the United States that has passed a state-wide policy concerning ?LEGAL? use of steroids or hormonal treatment is Arizona, which allows its officers to receive legally prescribed testosterone treatment as long as the officers are under the supervision of an accredited doctor and the mentioned patients levels are kept at a certain testosterone level with dosages not exceeding 300 mgs per 14 days... All of the officers mentioned were well under these dosage amounts..

From all the posts on this subject, it seems most are ill- informed of the true aspects and details of this entire matter, so hopefully this helps...

HudsonCity wrote:
Jersey City residents would you agree or disagree with this story:

Link: http://www.northjersey.com/news/93873 ... s_millions_each_year.html

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ogden1 wrote:
Incorrect. They work 20hrs a week, go out 3X a day. There are not 500
Guards. Think there are abt. 200. The 20,000. May be a supervisor salary.
I am not flailing, you're supporting bad data. Just make a call to JCPD or ask a guard. The data is NOT posted on line.
they are aout there in all types of weather, get hit by cars and take all kinds of
Abuse.
Again, drive by Lincoln or Ferris at dismissal.
Now how abt the school security guards. Let's go after them next.

crushthedemoniac wrote:
I take back what I said, it appears it is not healthy to eat the berries raw?? Never knew that.