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Thirty years without a speeding ticket !
#21

Was she impressed?
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#22

Not really, but she married me anyway. 

 

hehehehe

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#23

Just goes to show how little we know about women sometimes!!
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#24

I presume this is not a good time to show off how fast the new car is off-the-line ?!

 

   

 

 

Yeah, definitely not faster than CHP motorcycles, or radio waves,...or bullets !    Rolleyes  Wink   

 

 

 

 

 

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#25

I'm I the only one who feels a little twinge when the police go by? Mind you this is from a middle aged man, productive member of the community who has never violated the law other than speeding tickets!!
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#26

" MIDDLE " - aged ? So does that meant you now expect to live to 140 years old , Bob ?


Sorry, could not resist continuing the ageism banter / between us ... :-)
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#27

Quote:I'm I the only one who feels a little twinge when the police go by? Mind you this is from a middle aged man, productive member of the community who has never violated the law other than speeding tickets!!
 

No, you are not the only one. I instinctively brake when I see a cop, regardless of how fast I am going.
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#28

Yes , me as well.. ( that cautionary twinge ..) simply because there are so many of them simply looking for every excuse to pile up on " revenue tickets " .
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#29

Dan, I was actually trying to make you feel ok about yourself. Anyone devolving into blatant sexism on line surely is aged.

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#30

Being as I deal with cops all the time, often with them on the witness stand, I certainly switch to high alert whenever a cop is in view. During my lifetime I have seen the police become more and more militarized. The days of "officer Friendly" are long gone. And with our (gulp) president calling for more police brutality, I don't see things getting better any time soon.


Bill
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#31

Lol!! Is that Mr. Estrada and his buddy?
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#32

Quote:Lol!! Is that Mr. Estrada and his buddy?
Watch it pal ! - señor E.E. is a REAL police officer nowadays ..yes, truth is stranger than fiction ..

   
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#33

He's a "real" police officer just like Shaquille O'Neal. And Elvis Presley was a DEA agent.
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#34

But the Elvis-DEA legend was merely that ..fake news.. right up there with Chuck Berris ( of the Gong Show ) being a CIA operative .. Whereas both Shaq and Erik are genuinely " honorary " deputized officers of the law . So you better not mess with them , any more than you can mess with the armed, fierce , private security agent " whatchatalkingabout Willis ?! " Gary Coleman .
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#35

Isn't it illegal to use a cellphone while driving in CA? Pretty brave to sneak the cell phone picture right behind two of California's finest :-)
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#36

I don't think it's just the end of "Officer Friendly" that's the issue, I think "Citizen Friendly" is also rapidly disappearing. I wouldn't want to walk up to a car I pulled over not knowing if the driver or passenger were on drugs and armed.
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Nixon anointed Elvis as a special honorary agent of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics and Danderous Drugs, (BNDD), the forerunner to the DEA.
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#38

Wow, Elvis' honorary drug guru appointment is not just an urban legend ? Ironic twist of faith then..


Bob ( AZ ) , yes - not legal to use a cellphone while driving ( unless it's hands- free ) but how do you know that car did not have the engine off, in park , and with the key out of the ignition just for the moment the photo was taken ..? Perfectly legal. Just sayin'


But yeah, otherwise it would be pretty brave ..lol
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#39

Dan, hard to have an engine off and still be showing revs on the tach. But what do I know about a Mas :-)
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#40

"No Your Honor, my client was NOT using his phone to take a picture while driving. Rather, the two officers were taking a long-distance, rear-facing selfie! Or it was my client's passenger, leaning over. And if my client did take the pic, he was using a camera, not his phone. And isn't The Court familiar with the Maserati exception to the cell phone law?"


hehehehe
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