camaro cop vs rice

**big hammer** · 08-22-2009, 08:19 AM

Originally Posted by jad628

You have a problem with authority, don't you?

if you dont have a problem with authority, you're a spineless loser.

**jad628** · 08-22-2009, 06:26 PM

Originally Posted by big hammer

if you dont have a problem with authority, you're a spineless loser.

It figures you'd say that. It's not "spineless" to respect authority when YOU are in the wrong (as is the case of the subject in this thread). Being wrong AND having an issue with authority just makes you an asshole needing to learn a lesson.

In this ricer's case....class dismissed.

**big hammer** · 08-23-2009, 04:28 AM

Originally Posted by jad628

It figures you'd say that. It's not "spineless" to respect authority when YOU are in the wrong (as is the case of the subject in this thread). Being wrong AND having an issue with authority just makes you an asshole needing to learn a lesson.

In this ricer's case....class dismissed.

i'm just sayin little fella---- you always break out the "you have a problem with authority" like it's a terrible thing. but it's actually a great thing.

**Musclecargt71** · 08-23-2009, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by V8MUSCLE

i didnt set him up, i told him not to go, he told me i was scared so i was like whatever. dumbass got what he deserved

Would of done the exact same thing. I love it when douchebags get what they deserve

**jad628** · 08-23-2009, 12:13 PM

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Keep questioning authority if you want, just don't be surprised when it answers.

**AfterYou** · 08-23-2009, 12:23 PM

Lol can i come

**fergyflyer** · 08-23-2009, 01:36 PM

Originally Posted by big hammer

i'm just sayin little fella---- you always break out the "you have a problem with authority" like it's a terrible thing. but it's actually a great thing.

Having a problem with authority is a good thing when you are questioning the government forcing you to carry health insurance. It's not in the constitution so they don't have the authority unless we are stupid enough not to question this.

Questioning authority by cursing and being onnoxious to a police officer that just pulled you over for breaking the law in a very visible manner is just plain stupid.

So I agree that sometimes it's good to question authority, but sometimes it isn't.

**wooddaniel** · 08-23-2009, 01:40 PM

Originally Posted by Crimson Sin

Guess that ricer driver never heard that old adage about "Easier to catch flies with honey than with vinegar"

I completely understand how some people come off that way tho..
I cannot tell you how many people come into the shop here.. Acting arrogant and aggressive and DEMAND some sort of discount.. or special treatment..
They always pay more... The ones that come in and are decent or even friendly.. Hell I give em stuff to show my apreciation.. Free license plate bulbs or drain plugs, tire rotates etc..
Point is.. If you're trying to get your way.. from someone that has ANY sort of authority over you.. Whether it's a LEO during a traffic stop, the guy building an estimate for the brake service or tune-up on your vehicle.. or just the chick serving you coffee.. Be Freakin Nice.. you'll get more..
I go to a great little greasy spoon in the am sometimes... I ALWAYS call my waitress by her name and say something nice.. I NEVER wait for coffee refills... I NEVER even have to ask for my meal.. They (four of em) all know what I want.. I walk in..Beverages are served etc... How hard it is to figure out...Some peeps just never do get it.

PS I got popped four ? years back in the SS, screwing around on the highway.. 105 in a posted 70. No Issues.. I was guilty as hell... State Trooper was PISSED Off.. I let him rant.. Apologized for my actions.. Apologized for making him have to get out and detain me.. etc etc.. I WAS going to jail.. Reckless Operation.. He dropped it to 98 in a 70. Negligent 2nd Degree .. No Arrest. No Jail. No mandatory loss of license.. 500 fine instead of almost a grand..
Being Nice works.

Damn you can get arrested for speeding in Washington? We can only arrest in Fl if there is another careless act besides the speeding. For 30 over we can write a mandantory court date though.

**ooredws6** · 08-23-2009, 06:49 PM

lol wow great story... i know a ricer better have a whole lot to mess with a v8 and sound decent not like a lawn mower... lol 4 banger teg sh*t

**big hammer** · 08-24-2009, 05:16 AM

Originally Posted by jad628

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Keep questioning authority if you want, just don't be surprised when it answers.

big brother is gonna get me!!!

**jad628** · 08-24-2009, 05:16 AM

Originally Posted by big hammer

big brother is gonna get me!!!

If you need to get got...yes.

**Crimson Sin** · 08-24-2009, 07:15 AM

Originally Posted by wooddaniel

Damn you can get arrested for speeding in Washington? We can only arrest in Fl if there is another careless act besides the speeding. For 30 over we can write a mandantory court date though.

Seems so.. The Statie (he was pretty hot when he first approached my car) informed me that Reckless operation (+30 over) requires he arrest me and have my car towed.... Ouch. Perhaps he was attempting to scare me (It worked). So I was fairly happy that he (once he calmed down) dropped the charges..
He was very young, about the same age as my son

I went to court and got the fines dropped to half...All in all tho, it was an expensive joy ride..

**jad628** · 08-24-2009, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by Crimson Sin

Seems so.. The Statie (he was pretty hot when he first approached my car) informed me that Reckless operation (+30 over) requires he arrest me and have my car towed.... Ouch. Perhaps he was attempting to scare me (It worked). So I was fairly happy that he (once he calmed down) dropped the charges..
He was very young, about the same age as my son

I went to court and got the fines dropped to half...All in all tho, it was an expensive joy ride..

As another LEO, just let me say we RESPECT people like you who are man enough to admit when they were wrong and - for the record - none of us are likely to object to a reduction in court when you show that type of maturity and class.

I bet the kid this thread was created for lacked both attributes.

**wooddaniel** · 08-24-2009, 09:48 AM

Originally Posted by jad628

As another LEO, just let me say we RESPECT people like you who are man enough to admit when they were wrong and - for the record - none of us are likely to object to a reduction in court when you show that type of maturity and class.

I bet the kid this thread was created for lacked both attributes.

Most of us are just regular guys trying to keep the peace and keep people from hurting themselves or others. It is nice to have someone take responsibility for their actions for once, and someone who does is much more likely to get a written warning instead of an expensive citation from me. I have done some stupid things in cars when I was younger and I try to keep that in mind when I deal with the public. But it pisses me off when someone flat out lies to me.

**jad628** · 08-24-2009, 09:53 AM

Originally Posted by wooddaniel

Most of us are just regular guys trying to keep the peace and keep people from hurting themselves or others. It is nice to have someone take responsibility for their actions for once, and someone who does is much more likely to get a written warning instead of an expensive citation from me. I have done some stupid things in cars when I was younger and I try to keep that in mind when I deal with the public. But it pisses me off when someone flat out lies to me.

Roger that!