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Started by Catman, September 04, 2005, 06:19:28 PM

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Raghavan

#30
September 05, 2005, 03:27:01 PM
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QuoteSucks to be her, but she should still get the ticket anyway.
Why should she get a ticket, would you want a ticket after somebody slammed your car, I know i wouldnt, if anything i would want the officer to help me. You son are an @$$
If you say so...
If the same happened to me, i'd still expect the ticket.
Nothing wrong with expecting it.  Makes it all the better when you don't get it. ;)
Yup, never get your hopes up too high.

850CSi

#31
September 05, 2005, 07:19:46 PM

What amazes me is how the officer saw it coming...

He was really close to being killed there.

Raghavan

#32
September 05, 2005, 07:22:54 PM
QuoteWhat amazes me is how the officer saw it coming...

He was really close to being killed there.
officers are always quick thinking.

Catman

#33
September 05, 2005, 07:35:49 PM
QuoteWhat amazes me is how the officer saw it coming...

He was really close to being killed there.
I never take my eyes off the traffic.  The other night I was working a highway detail in a cruiser when one of the construction guys advised me of a disabled vehicle in the other side of the highway.  I went over there to find a VW Jetta half in the breakdown lane and half in the travel lane, hazards on with a woman in the passenger seat and a three year old in thee back.  The husband ran out of gas and left them there so he could get some at a gas station.  On top of that he took the keys so I couldn't push them off the road.  Needless to say, I had them wait behind the guardrail until we got it going.  Some people are so dumb.  This was Friday night at 11:30pm on the three lane hwy. :rolleyes:  

footoflead

#34
September 05, 2005, 08:16:42 PM
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QuoteWhat amazes me is how the officer saw it coming...

He was really close to being killed there.
I never take my eyes off the traffic.  The other night I was working a highway detail in a cruiser when one of the construction guys advised me of a disabled vehicle in the other side of the highway.  I went over there to find a VW Jetta half in the breakdown lane and half in the travel lane, hazards on with a woman in the passenger seat and a three year old in thee back.  The husband ran out of gas and left them there so he could get some at a gas station.  On top of that he took the keys so I couldn't push them off the road.  Needless to say, I had them wait behind the guardrail until we got it going.  Some people are so dumb.  This was Friday night at 11:30pm on the three lane hwy. :rolleyes:
What an idiot, Did they at least get out of the car??
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Catman

#35
September 05, 2005, 08:21:54 PM
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QuoteWhat amazes me is how the officer saw it coming...

He was really close to being killed there.
I never take my eyes off the traffic.  The other night I was working a highway detail in a cruiser when one of the construction guys advised me of a disabled vehicle in the other side of the highway.  I went over there to find a VW Jetta half in the breakdown lane and half in the travel lane, hazards on with a woman in the passenger seat and a three year old in thee back.  The husband ran out of gas and left them there so he could get some at a gas station.  On top of that he took the keys so I couldn't push them off the road.  Needless to say, I had them wait behind the guardrail until we got it going.  Some people are so dumb.  This was Friday night at 11:30pm on the three lane hwy. :rolleyes:
What an idiot, Did they at least get out of the car??
Yeah, I had them stand behind the guardrail after I got over there.

Catman

#36
September 06, 2005, 02:47:38 PM
Check out his last response. :lol:  

Run Away

#37
September 06, 2005, 03:11:05 PM
He's not too bright.
http://www.caranddriver.com/idealbb/view.a...=67827&pageNo=1

He can't grasp the concept that belt tension does not change the ratio at which whatever the belt is attached to turns.

Catman

#38
September 06, 2005, 03:25:40 PM
QuoteHe's not too bright.
http://www.caranddriver.com/idealbb/view.a...=67827&pageNo=1

He can't grasp the concept that belt tension does not change the ratio at which whatever the belt is attached to turns.
That's pretty elementary, I guess you're right. ;)  

Champ

#39
September 06, 2005, 04:14:48 PM
although the big debate right now that just started in that thread about super chargers vs. turbo chargers is interesting.  I know how each work and the benefits and all, but still interesting to see people's views on them.

Raza

#40
September 06, 2005, 04:29:06 PM
Quotealthough the big debate right now that just started in that thread about super chargers vs. turbo chargers is interesting.  I know how each work and the benefits and all, but still interesting to see people's views on them.
Superchargers have one clear advantage, but several disadvantages.  I think I'm siding with turboes now.  I used to like superchargers, but I think turboes are the better way to go now.
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Champ

#41
September 06, 2005, 04:40:51 PM
Nothing quite beats the feel of the turbo pulling and pushing you back in your seat.
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