Happy Pulaski Day
One of those holidays exclusive to Chicago.
Everything is open except city government and county courts.
Open post for now.
Everything is open except city government and county courts.
Open post for now.
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Is the gun registration unit open tomor? Gots me some new toys and wanna make sure they street legal. U dig.
maybe come next contract time we can try to get a 14th holiday from the city---- the " bye bye j-fled day"
Pulaski and Chicago ave?
I demand a "Crawford" day.
i big thanks to general pulaski for helping with the birth of this great nation!
Give it up for my man "Caziu"
Heard recently around the 013th District sergeants office,"If Ben Adamowski would have beat that asshole Daley fifty years ago every day would be Pulaski Day!!!"
Do you mean "Crawford"?
Michael said...
maybe come next contract time we can try to get a 14th holiday from the city---- the " bye bye j-fled day"
3/07/2011 03:24:00 AM
Due to the economic downturn we will only be given the option to rename Pulaski Day for the holiday of our choice.
This year, perhaps Pulaski Day might be known as Good Fucking Riddance You Jagoff Weis Day.
Or, more appropriately, Remember Bill Cozzi is Still Suffering in Prison So Send Him a Letter Day.
next contract we'll be lucky to keep 13 paid holidays
Reading the CH: 32 website that's carrying a story that 139 ex-cons have been hire by City Hall over the last 2 years.
Offenses include, DRUG SMUGGLING, CAR-JACKING & hold on to your f***in shorts, shooting at 2 Chicago Police Officers!
Yea, yea, every one needs a break...especially drugs smugglers & COP-KILLERS.
Well that's f***in IT!
Quinn with his taxes, Lisa and her stupid shit RE: FOID cards, Daley ruining the city financially ...well you get the picture.
Come this June, bye f***in bye Shitcago!
I've lived here 60 f***in years, but it will take twice that long to unfuck this State & City, if ever.
Taking MY money elsewhere... at least somewhere a City government cares about its Police that it does not hire people who would shoot or kill its Police Officers.
Come June, someone gonna be short his ration of flaming hits & grape soda.
Adios parasites!
I'm waiting for the parade on Crawford Ave....
It's always the public employee slugs that cry that we are all doomed if government is shutdown but yet all emergency services, jails etc. keep humming along. Paid holidays for these hacks shows nothing more than government at all levels is bloated welfare for public employees.
I can see the City trying to take this holiday away
Does anyone know who calls jobs for some Lexington address? I've been dispatched silly Parkers from some Lexington address and someone tells me it's from someone monitoring the pods, but who? Seriously wasting time on stupid ass Parkers!
The sixth day without J-FLED and counting! What a great day! Things are looking up!
And to J-FLED, you are an incompetent excuse for a law enforcement professional and you deserve no good fortune in your future for how you did Bill Cozzi.
We, the department as a whole, can work towards recovering from your nonesense, but you near-destroyed a man after he had already served his prescribed punishment. I hope Bill will be blessed with health, wealth and happiness after he is released. That would be Bill's best possible revenge for the injustices you visited upon him.
Chicago Northwest Side Slow Version
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqmKqk_Xno4
Watch out...
Meter Patrols are out today with LAZ and SerCo people
Revenue has day off.
Unpaid day for all non-union City employees (just 1 of 24)...this sucks!!!!
I'm wearing shorts with black socks and white dress shoes in honor of Pulaski all day.God bless us Polish, we might not have the best fashion sense be we work hard and that's what matters.
Anybody sees JFLED tell him the town of Praxedis G. Guerrero, Mexico needs a police chief.
Seems the broad (Marisol Valles Garcia) who was the police chief was fired when she didn't show up for work and bailed to the U.S. to cover her ass (and her son's ass).
Maybe Weis can convince the power who bees (sic (for the spelling police!)) in Praxedis to overlook his non-Mexican citizenship and appoint him chief of police.
Weis can negotiate two salaries: One from the town of Praxedis and one from the drug lords!
Is tomorrow puczki day?
>>>Anonymous said...
next contract we'll be lucky to keep 13 paid holidays
3/07/2011 08:46:00 AM<<<
For years I have been saying that we should pick our own holidays.
I would want to pick my kid's graduation day, or birthday.
You want Jewish Holidays, Muslim Holidays, no problems!
Just establish some rules, and pick them when we pick our furloughs. Better for the city and much better for us.
From an Internet source
Casimir Pulaski,
Father of the American Cavalry
HISTORY OF CASIMIR PULASKI Casimir Pulaski, the oldest son of Count Joseph Pulaski, was born in March, 1748. At the age of fifteen, he joined his father and other members of the Polish nobility in opposing the Russian and Prussian interference of Polish political affairs.
Outlawed by Russia for his actions on behalf of Polish liberty, he traveled to Paris where he met Benjamin Franklin. Franklin convinced him to support the colonies against England in the American Revolution.
Pulaski impressed with the ideals of a new nation struggling to be free, volunteered his services. Franklin wrote to George Washington describing the young Pole as an officer, renowned throughout Europe for the courage and bravery he displayed in defense of his country¹s freedom.
In 1777, Pulaski arrived in Philadelphia where he met General Washington, Commander-in -Chief of the Continental Army. Later at Brandywine, he came to the aid of Washington's forces and distinguished himself as a brilliant military tactician. For his efforts, Congress appointed him Brigadier-General in charge of Four Horse Brigades. Then again, at the battles of Germantown and Valley Forge, Pulaski's knowledge of warfare assisted Washington and his men.
Later in 1778, through Washington's intervention, Congress approved the establishment of the Cavalry and put Pulaski at its head. The Father of the American Cavalry demanded much of his men and trained them in tested cavalry tactics. He used his own personal finances, when money from Congress was scarce, in order to assure his forces of the finest equipment and personal safety.
Pulaski and his legion were then ordered to defend Little Egg Harbor in New Jersey and Minisink on the Delaware and then south to Charleston, South Carolina. However, it was at the battle of Savannah in 1779 that General Pulaski, riding forth into battle on his horse, fell to the ground mortally wounded by the blast of cannon. It is said, the General's enemies were so impressed with his courage, that they spared his life and permitted him to be carried from the battlefield. However, two days later, on October 11 Pulaski died.
Anonymous said...
Does anyone know who calls jobs for some Lexington address? I've been dispatched silly Parkers from some Lexington address and someone tells me it's from someone monitoring the pods, but who? Seriously wasting time on stupid ass Parkers!
3/07/2011 10:43:00 AM
Come on office, you the poleese, do some slight bit of brain work and figure it out. Hint: 311
thanx for not paying the city employees on time you fucking jerkoffs in charge of payroll!!!
i'd like to see your reaction when you cock suckers dont get a paycheck when you are suppose too.
Casmir Pulaski was the shit. Von Steuben and Lafyette couldn't hold a candle to him.
I love how Pulaski Rd. has a honorary street name of Casimir Pulaski Way.
So many jokes but this is a politically correct site.
Can someone please ask the name check police (TRU) to please stop screwing up the air on CW1 with nonsense? Oh wait, I just did. Nevermind
We should go to grand and PULASKI and get a Polish Sossage!
I have seen reporters in this town get out in front of a camera on the street and do a story on Von Steuben Day without once using the word "German."
How can you do this? I'm still in awe.
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I really feel sorry for all the guys on pension in that great state of Illinois . WTF will they try to tax next . Now they want to take part of your pension away from you so they can issue more LINK cards and educate all the anchor babies . Get the fuck out of that state and or vote them asshole democrats out of office . They will slowly choke you .
I see all over the place henny penny has resigned her commander spot, but on the A & A's she is still a commander assigned to the 11th district. She was even, code 43 Monday, day off holiday without pay.
Maybe it won't take effect till the 16th or maybe it's all just smoke and mirrors.
Can someone please ask the name check police (TRU) to please stop screwing up the air on CW1 with nonsense? Oh wait, I just did. Nevermind
3/07/2011 06:53:00 PM
Because your event numbers take precedent.
Can someone please ask the name check police (TRU) to please stop screwing up the air on CW1 with nonsense? Oh wait, I just did. Nevermind
3/07/2011 06:53:00 PM
Because your event numbers take precedent.
Nope sorry TRU guy. Event numbers and homeland security checks are even a larger waste of time. If you actually did some police work and made an arrest , instead of having to look for a warrant by stopping 50 cars and running names , saving your spot wouldn't seem so hard. If you really can't find an arrest in the places you are sent, quit. You are just pathetic
Casimir Pulaski was one of only seven people given Honorary United States Citizenship.
Who were the other six?
Marquis de Lafayette, American Revolutionary hero
William Penn and his wife Hannah, founders of Pennsylvania
British P.M. Winston Spenser Churchill
Mother Teresa of India
Raoul Wallenberg, Swedish diplomat who rescued Jews in WWII
Father of our country: "Who is this kid all dressed up like an opera singer?"
Aide: He is a great cavalry leader from Poland.
Father of our counry: "Hah, hahaha!cut it out, we got serious stuff here."
Aide: He will finance his own cavalry unit, to fight for us!"
FoOC: Welcome fellow freedom fighter, honored kiddie Colonel. How would you like to be a General"?
Funniest shit is having an Honorary Casimir Pulaski STreet sign on Pulaski Rd at Addison and Crawford
Just came across this little tidbit:
http://www.suntimes.com/4190300-417/off-duty-chicago-cop-suspected-of-making-bogus-911-call.html
Guys, this Niles PO extended professional courtesy and one of our guys took advantage of him -- not cool. Wasn't someone on here bitching about Niles PD a few months back? Well, this isn't going to a leave a good taste in their mouth. I've never been pulled over, but if I were, I know the drill: professional courtesy starts with the officer getting pulled over. C'mon fellas: let's represent a little better!
John Nowakowski,
Father of Fillmore Cavalry
John Nowakowski, the oldest son of Count Joseph Nowakowski, was born in March, 1959. At the age of fifteen, he joined his father and other members of the Polish nobility in opposing the Russian and Prussian interference of Polish political affairs.
Outlawed by Russia for his actions on behalf of Polish liberty, he traveled to Chicago where he met John Farrell. Farrell convinced him to support the communities against the organized drug empires of the west side.
Nowakowski, impressed with the ideals of a new city struggling to be free from drugs, volunteered his services. Farrell wrote to Richard Brezczak describing the young Pole as an officer, renowned throughout Europe for the courage and bravery he displayed in defense of his country¹s freedom.
In 1986, Nowakowski arrived in Fillmore where he met Sergeant Farrell, Commander-in -Chief of the Fillmore Army. Later at Brandywine, he came to the aid of Farrell's forces and distinguished himself as a brilliant military tactician. For his efforts, Congress appointed him Brigadier-General in charge of Four Horse Brigades. Then again, at the battles of Germantown and Valley Forge, Nowakowski's knowledge of warfare assisted Farrell and his men.
Later in 1986, through Farrell's intervention, Congress approved the establishment of the Cavalry and put Nowakowski at its head. The Father of the Fillmore Cavalry demanded much of his men and trained them in tested cavalry tactics. He used his own personal finances, when money from Congress was scarce, in order to assure his forces of the finest equipment and personal safety.
Nowakowski and his legion were then ordered to defend Little Egg Harbor on Harrison and Kedzie on the Eisenhower and then south to Charleston, South Carolina. However, it was at the battle of Savannah in 1989 that General Nowakowski, riding forth into battle on his horse, fell to the ground mortally wounded by the blast of cannon. It is said, the General's enemies were so impressed with his courage, that they spared his life and permitted him to be carried from the battlefield. However, two days later, on October 11th Nowakowski did fail to pay his credit card bill.
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