stupid things at work don't seem so bad

[dzalphakilo]

Had to be in court to testify today.

VERY rural county, at the county court house.

No security whatsoever when you come in, just signs posted no conceal firearms or weapons, no metal detector, no one greeting you.

One court room had the local sheriff ask the people standing and waiting "if anyone has a knife or gun, please take it back to you car", then opened the door to the courtroom and everyone went in.

The court room that I had to be in had a sheriff with a wand metal detector that "scanned" (sp) everyone who went into the courtroom. There was a LONG delay, people left the courtroom for whatever reason and came back in the second time WITHOUT being "scanned" by the sheriff for a second time.

Couldn't believe (sp?) it. You could literally (sp?) come from out in the parking lot into the courtroom without once being checked if you left the courtroom after you came in.

Not sure about common sense, sooner or later you will read about this place if the wrong person gets ticked off at the right time.

 

[Av8r3400]

(Not to be insulting to your post, so please don't be offended. Try ieSpell. It's a free-ware, plug in, spell checker. I couldn't survive without it. )

 

[dzalphakilo]

No offense taken.

I would however appreciate it if the spel chek wus avaiable pur dis furum

 

[Junkman]

No offense taken.

I would however appreciate it if the spel chek wus avaiable pur dis furum

IeSpell is a lot easier...... I also corrected the few spelling errors for you, but the ones marked (SP) were actually correctly spelled. Not nice to criticize others that are not as well versed with spelling in my opinion.... Junk....

 

[Av8r3400]

The link was given because of the (sp?) comments. To me that was an opening for helpfulness, not criticism. I would have no basis for spelling criticism, because I can't spell worth a d*mn.