who warns? cop radar
#21
09-23-2011, 04:04 PM
Road Master
I tap, or flash when driving, REGARDLESS of what type of car they drive or their socio-economic status. Pay it forward.
#23
09-23-2011, 04:15 PM
Extreme HDF Member
Never do. If you are going to play you will pay.
I would like to see all speeders arrested every time they speed.
I set records for numbers of tickets issued in one shift, week and month. Got me promoted to sgt. lt. and then chief. While chief in one department my officers turned in more fine revenue each month for five years. I know one state trooper that set records and eventually was assigned to teach the vehicle code to cadets at the academy. He turned out little clones of himself every class.
About 6,000 motorcyclist die each year. A major contributing factor is both speed and alcohol. So, if you keep speeding you are going up against the odds that sooner or later you may pay with your life.
Post your little "crossing guard" immature comments that you will. It is your life that the officers fully understand that they are trying to save by modifying your behavior. You are simply not grown up enough to conceptualize that yet. If you are lucky enough you may grow up before you pay.
I would like to see all speeders arrested every time they speed.
I set records for numbers of tickets issued in one shift, week and month. Got me promoted to sgt. lt. and then chief. While chief in one department my officers turned in more fine revenue each month for five years. I know one state trooper that set records and eventually was assigned to teach the vehicle code to cadets at the academy. He turned out little clones of himself every class.
About 6,000 motorcyclist die each year. A major contributing factor is both speed and alcohol. So, if you keep speeding you are going up against the odds that sooner or later you may pay with your life.
Post your little "crossing guard" immature comments that you will. It is your life that the officers fully understand that they are trying to save by modifying your behavior. You are simply not grown up enough to conceptualize that yet. If you are lucky enough you may grow up before you pay.
Last edited by lh4x4; 09-23-2011 at 10:32 PM.
#26
09-23-2011, 04:32 PM
Road Warrior
I don't because I actually want people to get speeding tickets. Maybe it will encourage them to slow the f*** down! There are too many people out there with no regard for the rules of the road and I don't see why it is my responsibility to help them get away with it. I may not be a perfect driver/rider but I've never been bad enough to be ticketed.
Never do. If you are going to play you will pay.
I would like to see all speeders arrested every time they speed.
I set records for numbers of tickets issued in one shift, week and month. Got me promoted to sgt. lt. and then chief. While chief in one department my officers turned in more fine revenue each month for five years. I know one state trooper that set records and eventually was assigned to teach the vehicle code to cadets at the academy. He turned out little clones of himself every class.
About 6,000 motorcyclist die each year. A major contributing factor is both speed and alcohol. So, if you keep speeding you are going up against the odds that sooner or later you may pay with your like.
Post your little "crossing guard" immature comments that you will. It is your life that the officers fully understand that they are trying to save by modifying your behavior. You are simply not grown up enough to conceptualize that yet. If you are lucky enough you may grow up before you pay.
I would like to see all speeders arrested every time they speed.
I set records for numbers of tickets issued in one shift, week and month. Got me promoted to sgt. lt. and then chief. While chief in one department my officers turned in more fine revenue each month for five years. I know one state trooper that set records and eventually was assigned to teach the vehicle code to cadets at the academy. He turned out little clones of himself every class.
About 6,000 motorcyclist die each year. A major contributing factor is both speed and alcohol. So, if you keep speeding you are going up against the odds that sooner or later you may pay with your like.
Post your little "crossing guard" immature comments that you will. It is your life that the officers fully understand that they are trying to save by modifying your behavior. You are simply not grown up enough to conceptualize that yet. If you are lucky enough you may grow up before you pay.
I think we have '4' so far 
#29
09-23-2011, 05:41 PM
Outstanding HDF Member
Never do. If you are going to play you will pay.
I would like to see all speeders arrested every time they speed.
I set records for numbers of tickets issued in one shift, week and month. Got me promoted to sgt. lt. and then chief. While chief in one department my officers turned in more fine revenue each month for five years. I know one state trooper that set records and eventually was assigned to teach the vehicle code to cadets at the academy. He turned out little clones of himself every class.
About 6,000 motorcyclist die each year. A major contributing factor is both speed and alcohol. So, if you keep speeding you are going up against the odds that sooner or later you may pay with your like.
Post your little "crossing guard" immature comments that you will. It is your life that the officers fully understand that they are trying to save by modifying your behavior. You are simply not grown up enough to conceptualize that yet. If you are lucky enough you may grow up before you pay.
I would like to see all speeders arrested every time they speed.
I set records for numbers of tickets issued in one shift, week and month. Got me promoted to sgt. lt. and then chief. While chief in one department my officers turned in more fine revenue each month for five years. I know one state trooper that set records and eventually was assigned to teach the vehicle code to cadets at the academy. He turned out little clones of himself every class.
About 6,000 motorcyclist die each year. A major contributing factor is both speed and alcohol. So, if you keep speeding you are going up against the odds that sooner or later you may pay with your like.
Post your little "crossing guard" immature comments that you will. It is your life that the officers fully understand that they are trying to save by modifying your behavior. You are simply not grown up enough to conceptualize that yet. If you are lucky enough you may grow up before you pay.
If it was about safety then roads would have automatic systems in place that were there 100% of the time. not Barney Fife here hiding in the bushes trying to catch people.
#30
09-23-2011, 05:54 PM
Road Master
Yep, I got pulled over by a KY State trooper for flashing at motorist