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06-03-2005, 12:57 AM
#23
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Location: Kincardine, Ontario Canada yeah Canada bitches
Posts: 1,068
**** sorry to hear that man.
Like you I ALWAYS pull over in a WELL lit, parking lot off the road so that he and i are both safe, i have never received a ticket when doing this, the cop must just be a ***** and his wife hates the size of his *****. around the first and last of the month i try to drive "normal" cops are out in force then so they can coast the rest of the month till the last week.
i've been pulled over 3 time in the last 12 days, all for some lights not working and my car being loud. for some reason my reverse lights were staying on 100% of the time, so a cop pulls me over and says "you have a prob with your lights" i politely ask if i can get out of the car to see wtf is going on. she politely said yes, i say oh ok i know what the prob was, (my reverse lights were shorting out) she said ok... have you had anything to drink tonight? i said yes one beer. she pulls out her book and asks me to blow in the breathalyzer. i say sure, because if you say no you automatically go to the cop shop, and have to use the "rigged one". So she shows me How to "blow" at this point i'm getting horny because she was hot and blowing, like any good woman should be. she blows a .000. she asks me to blow i also blow a .000 and laugh. she says ok well your good to go but just so you know you can likely have 2-3 beers and still drive home, i'm like ok good to know, have a good night.
Like you I ALWAYS pull over in a WELL lit, parking lot off the road so that he and i are both safe, i have never received a ticket when doing this, the cop must just be a ***** and his wife hates the size of his *****. around the first and last of the month i try to drive "normal" cops are out in force then so they can coast the rest of the month till the last week.
i've been pulled over 3 time in the last 12 days, all for some lights not working and my car being loud. for some reason my reverse lights were staying on 100% of the time, so a cop pulls me over and says "you have a prob with your lights" i politely ask if i can get out of the car to see wtf is going on. she politely said yes, i say oh ok i know what the prob was, (my reverse lights were shorting out) she said ok... have you had anything to drink tonight? i said yes one beer. she pulls out her book and asks me to blow in the breathalyzer. i say sure, because if you say no you automatically go to the cop shop, and have to use the "rigged one". So she shows me How to "blow" at this point i'm getting horny because she was hot and blowing, like any good woman should be. she blows a .000. she asks me to blow i also blow a .000 and laugh. she says ok well your good to go but just so you know you can likely have 2-3 beers and still drive home, i'm like ok good to know, have a good night.
06-03-2005, 01:13 AM
#24
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Join Date: Jul 2001
Location: Tulsa, OK
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He does the finger test. (I forget what that's called) Did it for about three minutes, in a manner that I've never experienced.. His finger motions were erratic and difficult, he had me staring into the direction of the sun for extended periods and damn, that hurt!
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Yeah, I got Pwn3d.
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I'm not even gona take the time to make a joke here.
He does the finger test. (I forget what that's called) Did it for about three minutes, in a manner that I've never experienced.. His finger motions were erratic and difficult, he had me staring into the direction of the sun for extended periods and damn, that hurt!
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Yeah, I got Pwn3d.
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06-03-2005, 04:17 AM
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[quote name='94touring' date='Jun 3 2005, 07:13 AM'] I'm not even gona take the time to make a joke here.
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The first thing that came to my mind was that scene from Roadtrip Sorry to hear the bad news - FWIW if that was me, I'd be contesting it.
Mark
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The first thing that came to my mind was that scene from Roadtrip
Mark
06-03-2005, 06:50 AM
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Location: A2, MI
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I got pulled over recently, and altho the cop was cool and everything, it just pisses me off about the roads and stuff in NJ... i was doing 75 on a 65 road at 1 am, no other cars around. Then i see a pair of headlights behind me coming up quick, so i get over to the right to make room, and its a cop. I get pulled over for doing 75 in a 55... turns out the highway i was on goes from a 65 speed limit to a 55 for about a quarter mile, for who knows what reason, and there was a cop just sitting there. The cop was reasonable, but whoever planned that damn road must have been thinking of good ways to raise money for the state. To make it worse, i was in my brothers car and could not find the damn insurance card.. turns out it was in the car, but hidden inside the owners manual, in a completely different place from the registration. the whole night just pissed me off (I was already upset cause i had just seen my gf for the last time before we both went away, me to germany and her to NM, and wouldnt see each other for 3 months). damn road planners.
06-03-2005, 09:07 AM
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[quote name='ROTARYROCKET7' date='Jun 3 2005, 06:49 AM'](For CHRIST SAKE, DON'T SHOOT, I'M NOT A RETARDED BLACK KID!!! )
Whats that about, did he say that or did u say that in ure head?
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In my head.
Whats that about, did he say that or did u say that in ure head?
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In my head.
Childs May Have Been Recovering From Seizure When Shot, Expert Says
By Dave Reynolds, Inclusion Daily Express
July 9, 2003
DENVER, COLORADO--A professor of neurology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center said Monday that 15-year-old Paul Childs III showed all the symptoms of a person recovering from an epileptic seizure when police shot the teen to death last weekend.
Dr. Mark Spitz told the Denver Post that while seizures may only last a few minutes, recovery can take several days.
"After a seizure, you're confused, not responding," Spitz explained. "As part of that you might do things that seem aggressive."
Early last week, Childs was hospitalized for a seizure. Family members said that Childs, who had mental retardation and a seizure disorder, talked when he first left the hospital, but then stopped. On Friday night he tore his bedroom apart, and on Saturday he started carrying a kitchen knife clutched upright to his chest.
Childs' 16-year-old sister called 911 Saturday afternoon to report that her brother was carrying a knife and threatening their mother.
Four Denver police officers responded to the home, two with non-lethal Taser guns and one that had training in crisis intervention.
When Childs failed to follow police orders to drop the knife, patrol officer James Turney opened fire, fatally wounding the teen. Childs died later at a local hospital.
"I told them, 'He's a special-needs child. Just talk to him and get the knife away,"' said Paul's mother, Helen Childs during a press conference on the family lawn.
Some community members are calling for an independent investigation into the shooting and into the Denver Police departement's policies on dealing with people that have mental disabilities. Some are suggesting that the shooting would not have happened if Childs was not African-American.
By Dave Reynolds, Inclusion Daily Express
July 9, 2003
DENVER, COLORADO--A professor of neurology at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center said Monday that 15-year-old Paul Childs III showed all the symptoms of a person recovering from an epileptic seizure when police shot the teen to death last weekend.
Dr. Mark Spitz told the Denver Post that while seizures may only last a few minutes, recovery can take several days.
"After a seizure, you're confused, not responding," Spitz explained. "As part of that you might do things that seem aggressive."
Early last week, Childs was hospitalized for a seizure. Family members said that Childs, who had mental retardation and a seizure disorder, talked when he first left the hospital, but then stopped. On Friday night he tore his bedroom apart, and on Saturday he started carrying a kitchen knife clutched upright to his chest.
Childs' 16-year-old sister called 911 Saturday afternoon to report that her brother was carrying a knife and threatening their mother.
Four Denver police officers responded to the home, two with non-lethal Taser guns and one that had training in crisis intervention.
When Childs failed to follow police orders to drop the knife, patrol officer James Turney opened fire, fatally wounding the teen. Childs died later at a local hospital.
"I told them, 'He's a special-needs child. Just talk to him and get the knife away,"' said Paul's mother, Helen Childs during a press conference on the family lawn.
Some community members are calling for an independent investigation into the shooting and into the Denver Police departement's policies on dealing with people that have mental disabilities. Some are suggesting that the shooting would not have happened if Childs was not African-American.
06-03-2005, 09:08 AM
#30
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Try to remeber this the next time you get pulled.....the average IQ for a cop is in the range of 80 to 90. You have an average minded guy with a gun.... enforcing extensive complicated laws. He could even be on a steroid cycle to make himself better prepared for the job.......Just be glad you are not black because the picture gets worse then.