The "How Fast Did You Drive Today" Thread

[Eye of the Tiger]

It's like if I drove around the woods on my off-work time busting down gates, driving down closed roads, and creating mud pits out of meadows.

Yes, or if spent my free time playing Fast and the Furious and hijacking semi trucks. After all, it is all a game and I have no respect at all for my job and what it contributes to society. If everyone had that kind of work ethic, nothing would ever get done.

k^k

this is too many

[Rupert]

Get over yourself- it's a civil infraction issue.  It's not like I'm doing crack and eating hookers while robbing banks from the top of stolen horses or something.  LOL @ your self righteous nonsense.

Uh-huh.

Eating hookers?

[dazzleman]

Uh-huh.

Eating hookers?

They're pretty tasty.....

[Rupert]

You bother to cook them first?

[Soup DeVille]

Dude, Colorado is crawling with po-po around every corner. I don't know how you live here. Maybe there was a prison escape. I dunno.

That's because you stayed on the main road: which is pretty much the only road they have.

And yes, there are a couple of very large prisons in the area.

[Soup DeVille]

Uh-huh.

Eating hookers?

Detroiters are into some freaky shit.

[Soup DeVille]

It's like if I drove around the woods on my off-work time busting down gates, driving down closed roads, and creating mud pits out of meadows.

No, its not.

What either of them did did no measurable harm to anybody else, (or the environment) and really only endangered themselves.

[rohan]

Eating hookers?

Better then asking them how to run your team.

NBA owner allegedly solicited coaching advice from a hooker
2 hrs ago
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling has presided over perhaps the most hapless sports franchise in history, and here's a potential topper to the long list of reasons why. According to SportsbyBrooks, documents in a federal discrimination case revealed a statement by Alexandra Castro -- once described under oath by Sterling as "a prostitute ... it was purely sex for money" -- in which she claims the owner consulted her daily on club issues, including "whether he should hire Alvin Gentry to coach." Castro said she doesn't have any experience on such issues, but on the other hand, her advice couldn't be any worse than what Sterling got from Elgin Baylor.



And- it's called humor.  You should look into it.

[dazzleman]

You bother to cook them first?

That really depends.  I could go either way.

[Rupert]

Hooker sushi!

[Rupert]

And- it's called humor.  You should look into it.

lolwut

You should pay more attention.

[Rupert]

No, its not.

What either of them did did no measurable harm to anybody else, (or the environment) and really only endangered themselves.

It's in direct contradiction to not only what you do for a living, but the culture you claim to be a part of, and the arguments you regularly make against such things.

[hounddog]

blah blah blah I'm stealing hounddogs double quote argument from The Garage because I lack my own imagination blah blah blah

Your argument is painfully flawed insofar that your examples are crimes against people (malicious destruction of property, tresspassing, criminal mischief, and possibly DWHUA) as all land is owned by someone.  

We are talking about civil infraction victimless crime.

That is why your example, and continued repeating of your example are not valid.  

[hounddog]

Also, today;  45

Yesterday; 85/70 for miles and miles and miles and miles.  A little more than 215 miles, to be exact. 

[hounddog]

Yeah, it does. Thing is, I do happen to think he's full of shit.

Keep thinking that, sparky. 

[S204STi]

w0w.

[Rupert]

hd, buddy, I've been double-quoting since before you knew what the internet was.

[Eye of the Tiger]

Your argument is painfully flawed insofar that your examples are crimes against people (malicious destruction of property, tresspassing, criminal mischief, and possibly DWHUA) as all land is owned by someone.  

We are talking about civil infraction victimless crime.

That is why your example, and continued repeating of your example are not valid.  

Tell me again why speedlimits are so important, how I'm childish for not agreeing with their enforcement, and how I'm so ignorant about everything because I wasn't a dirty cop like you and your little buddy, rohand.

Then I can tell you how compromised your integrity is, that you're a selfish hypocrite, and that you never deserved to wear a badge because you had no respect for yourself or your duty.

[cawimmer430]

Hit 175 km/h today but there was a lot of traffic on the 'bahn today. Couldn't go faster. And now they've placed "120 km/h" speedlimits on some sections of this Autobahn. 

[MexicoCityM3]

65 mph. I don?t want to get stopped driving in the U.S. so when I am here I mostly become a speed-limit-respecting-boring-driver (except when I bring the Ms).

[Northlands]

65 mph. I don?t want to get stopped driving in the U.S. so when I am here I mostly become a speed-limit-respecting-boring-driver (except when I bring the Ms).

I'm the same way. One look at the name of the Province on my license and I end up having to explain for 5 minutes each time that it's a place in Canada. Unless I'm in a couple of the northern states. 

[hounddog]

hd, buddy, I've been double-quoting since before you knew what the internet was.

I was using the internet in college, when you were a small child. 

So, try again. 

Tell me again why speedlimits are so important, how I'm childish for not agreeing with their enforcement, and how I'm so ignorant about everything because I wasn't a dirty cop like you and your little buddy, rohand.

Then I can tell you how compromised your integrity is, that you're a selfish hypocrite, and that you never deserved to wear a badge because you had no respect for yourself or your duty.

So, please, explain to me how a retired person is still obligated by the rules of their former job?

Also, "dirty?" 

LOL on so many levels.

[dazzleman]

65 mph. I don?t want to get stopped driving in the U.S. so when I am here I mostly become a speed-limit-respecting-boring-driver (except when I bring the Ms).

I don't think I'd speed in a foreign country either.  Except maybe in the autobahn.  I don't think I could resist that.

[dazzleman]

I'm the same way. One look at the name of the Province on my license and I end up having to explain for 5 minutes each time that it's a place in Canada. Unless I'm in a couple of the northern states. 

D00d, you need a major speeding snag in the US....

[Rupert]

I was using the internet in college, when you were a small child. 

So, try again. 

I'm not that young, homeslice.

[Eye of the Tiger]

I got up to 60 in the VAN. Then I used the brakes, and they worked.

[hounddog]

I'm not that young, homeslice.

Really.  Your profile says 27. 

So tell me, old man, what were you doing in 1987,88, 89 and 90?

I can bet it weren't using the internets. 

[Rupert]

Ballin'. I don't believe for a second you were using the internet in 1990.

[S204STi]

Really.  Your profile says 27. 

So tell me, old man, what were you doing in 1987,88, 89 and 90?

I can bet it weren't using the internets. 

How about acting your age, broheim?

[hounddog]

Ballin'. I don't believe for a second you were using the internet in 1990.

You should.

Text (papers and books) and "mail" were available to all students through the MSU system starting in 1988 or 89.