Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013
What they were answering
huge_hefner · 2 points
Well, you very well could have killed an officer on patrol, so there's that...
u/MisterYouAreSoDumb
In the middle of the desert outside Las Vegas, from the other side of the road, in the opposite direction?
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 11 pts
Is that true? I got a ticket in Sydney once, and they let me leave with no issues. Then they mailed it to my house and said my passport would be flagged and I would not be let back in until I paid it. But I have been bac
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 55 pts
I was going the same speed as the guy in the video in the desert outside Las Vegas. My ticket was over $500! He got off easy. I'd rather take a little verbal lashing than pay that much again!
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 3 pts
Well to enter Australia I need an electronic visa approval each time. I figured it would electronically link to their traffic ticket system, since that's what the ticket they sent me said. However, they've approved the v
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 1 pts
I was literary in the middle of nowhere driving to Vegas in my friends civic. I was the only one on the road, and the officer was driving the other direction and supposedly lasered me while driving. He turned around and
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 2 pts
That's possible. Perhaps I'm just lucky.
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 3 pts
In Switzerland they make you pay on the spot if you are not a citizen. I got photo radared outside Zuric a couple years ago. Supposedly they dispatch a police car to pull you over when that happens. It happened to a coll
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 1 pts
Ohh definitely. The US doesn't work like that.
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 1 pts
Ohh no, I would never drive that fast on a non-divided highway. I was just trying to make up some time that we lost, since the highway across the Hoover Dam was backed up for miles, so I had to cut over though Laughlin i
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 2 pts
Both. Most of my trips were for business, though.
Comment · Mon, April 8, 2013 · 1 pts
You mean that they are more lenient if you are coming into the country for business?
Replying to [deleted] · It would be disrespectful toward Muslims and what Muslims believe. You don't have to be a Muslim to respect Muslims and their belief. You don't only respect what you believe in and…
I get what you are saying, but where is the line drawn? Can I not wear revealing clothes because that is disrespectful towards Muslims? What about taking prescription medication? That's against the beliefs of Scientologi
Replying to anti_climax · Phoenix Metro AZ - liquor and beer permits are seperate but aren't precluded from being issued to the same vendor. Grocery store? Liquor and beer. Drug store? Liquor and beer. Gas …
And in Tempe, if you pay $10 for a day permit, you can have a gathering in the park and drink beer in public! We had beer Olympics one year, and a tattle tale like the one on the video called the cops on us drinking in p
Replying to zombipuppy · This was rage inducing. Kids are so dumb.
Parents are so dumb too!
Replying to ChocolateGrain · I, too, agree with the comment before me- so as to avoid saying something original.
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Replying to iplaw · That's what Reddit is. A place to share useless personal information and opinions. It's like a never ending first date.
I like to brew my own beer!
Replying to [deleted] · I know, it sucks lol
I've always wondered what the proper punctuation is, when ending a statement with lol. I know, it sucks. I am lol. I know, it sucks. (lol) Or perhaps it's just a man doing jumping jacks at the end of your sentence.