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if you see a suspicious looking ford explorer and can’t tell if it’s an undercover cop or not, look for the roof rails
these mfs
police model explorers don’t have them, the roof will be completely smooth other than possibly a fin or antenna at the back
i’ve found it to be the quickest and easiest way to tell, once you know what you’re looking for
In addition to that, here are some things I look for when identifying the secret police:
- can you see through the windows? SP have very darkly tinted windows, but if you can catch the light correctly you’ll see they have the bars separating the back seat from the front. sometimes the extreme tint is an indicator by itself.
- does it have an odd addition to the driver side mirror? SP have hidden lights on their vehicles.
- does it have any markings? check if it has stickers, dealership tags, or anything that can identify it. if you find something, youre in the clear! if its generic plates and nothing else its another indication of SP.
- does it have extra brake lights? can you see additional unlit lights? those are the police lights.
- this one is for up close, but the driver will be in uniform if they’re SP.
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This is a wizard I play in D&D. His name is Argyle Chudwell Wadsward IIII and he is an obnoxious noble who is one bad day away from becoming a supervillain.
It was kind of a joke that he looked like Eggman, but events in the campaign has sort of put him on track to building a robot-golem army and maybe someday he can fly around in a magic bucket, here’s hoping.
I spent so much of my life romanticizing the Great and Powerful Enormity of the Sea, reading about the salt and the sweat of the sailors straining to haul the sails or anchor while dreading the monsters in the cold, icy deep fathoms below…and now you tell me that a fathom is only 6 feet deep -
Six feet is still more than enough for a grave.
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