Foo - Watching The First 48

I could totally solve murders.

I prefer Scoobie Doo
I could so solve mysteries, for a Scoobie snack!

Yeah sure... specially the photo enhancement scenes.
*Pagin Chris*

Yeah sure... specially the photo enhancement scenes.
*Pagin Chris*

Exactly!!!

No thanks....life's already got enough bad crap to deal with. I wouldn't want that to be my daily grind.
Now....I could definitely do medicine.

No thanks....life's already got enough bad crap to deal with. I wouldn't want that to be my daily grind.
Now....I could definitely do medicine.

You just want to feel up old ladies.

You just want to feel up old ladies.

Not at all....I seriously considered going back to school to work as a medical researcher.

Any specific field?

Any specific field?

oncology

I could not stand murder scenes. I had to go into the house where my Uncle was murdered and cover up the place where he had died, or been left to die, on his kitchen floor, so that my father could go into the house for the last time. I never want to have to see something like that again in my life. You cannot comprehend what that looks and feels and smells like until you have been there first hand.

Being a murder investigator has to be an immensely draining career, with many set backs and obstacles, much grief and pain and soul searching, and the occasional reward of catching a murder and putting him or her behind bars.

love the show, I observe and learn from it. "talk to my lawyer" has kept many people out of prison. I hate when the killers admit to murder.

I'm watching Diners, Drive Ins and Dives.

I could totally eat that giant Pastrami sandwich.

I'm watching Diners, Drive Ins and Dives.

I could totally eat that giant Pastrami sandwich.

Yeah, but would you murder it?

Yeah, but would you murder it?

Totally.

I could not stand murder scenes. I had to go into the house where my Uncle was murdered and cover up the place where he had died, or been left to die, on his kitchen floor, so that my father could go into the house for the last time. I never want to have to see something like that again in my life. You cannot comprehend what that looks and feels and smells like until you have been there first hand.

Being a murder investigator has to be an immensely draining career, with many set backs and obstacles, much grief and pain and soul searching, and the occasional reward of catching a murder and putting him or her behind bars.

It took less time than we thought to get used to being in a room full of cadavers for gross anatomy (one of the security guards wouldn't go in there), and those first few hours weren't easy. I can only imagine how much worse that must have been for you.