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I've seen the p-bomb dropped alot lately on the forum.
I'm curious also.Only when deserved, speaking for myself anyway.
Do you have a non-belt buckle citation for the term having its origins in that acronym? Everything I've read is less complimentary, which would make sense since it's not exactly a term of endearment. Not trolling, just genuinely curious about the etymology.
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Patients, Integrity, Guts...
Just in case you didn't know what it means...
I've seen the p-bomb dropped alot lately on the forum. So I wanted to let you know what it means.
My battles are not with them, we share the same enemy!
Bigrich
Who the hell would cast a belt buckle with a typo?You're a doctor?
I always understood it to stand for Pride, Integrity, Guts.
Who the hell would cast a belt buckle with a typo?
Me too. My town had it printed on the police cruisers in the past. Shooting dogs, etc, I guess they have nothing to be proud of any more...
White Feather
+ this... guess I should have opened the picture. So I now ask, how the hell can you misspell something that you are copying?The buckle is correct, the OP is wrong...
+ this... guess I should have opened the picture. So I now ask, how the hell can you misspell something that you are copying?
White Feather
+ this... guess I should have opened the picture. So I now ask, how the hell can you misspell something that you are copying?
White Feather
I've never heard anyone call an officer a pig and actually mean it as a compliment......
Me too. But I don't want my nose broken ( again) so I'm staying quietThis thread has me confused.
This thread has me confused.