Posted by AH#104 on July 20, 2009, 9:32 pm
> Rosie, always just a little faster than the speed limit.
And a little bit slower than the fastest car.
ASSHOLE#104 Len in Vermort
Posted by Kicker on July 21, 2009, 2:20 am
AH#104 wrote:
>> Rosie, always just a little faster than the speed limit.
>
> And a little bit slower than the fastest car.
>
> ASSHOLE#104 Len in Vermort
That line of reasoning has got me out of a ticket
at least twice. Not sure if they let me go so they
could get back to the cruiser and laugh their ass off.
Posted by Invisible68 on July 21, 2009, 4:29 am
> AH#104 wrote:
>>> Rosie, always just a little faster than the speed limit.
>>
>> And a little bit slower than the fastest car.
>>
>> ASSHOLE#104 Len in Vermort
> That line of reasoning has got me out of a ticket at least twice. Not sure
> if they let me go so they could get back to the cruiser and laugh their
> ass off.
yeah.. they checked the radar... and saw rain coming and that would slow you
down....
Invisible68
Posted by Kicker on July 21, 2009, 10:12 am
Invisible68 wrote:
>
> "Kicker" wrote in message
>> AH#104 wrote:
>>>> Rosie, always just a little faster than the speed limit.
>>>
>>> And a little bit slower than the fastest car.
>>>
>>> ASSHOLE#104 Len in Vermort
>>
>>
>> That line of reasoning has got me out of a ticket at least twice. Not
>> sure if they let me go so they could get back to the cruiser and laugh
>> their ass off.
>
> yeah.. they checked the radar... and saw rain coming and that would slow
> you down....
>
> Invisible68
In the rain I wouldn't have even made it to the
on-ramp. The Shovel's sweet spot on the highway on
a dry day isn't exactly ticket bait. At 65 it
feels like an overdrive "6 into 4" would be a good
thing.
Posted by nospam on July 24, 2009, 7:58 am
wrote:
>> Old Crow wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Heh, I just love it when you flatlanders come to Arkansas.
>>>
>>
>> Thought I was riding in a tunnel......WTF were those big tall green things
>> along
>> both sides of the road??????
>>
>Heh, they call 'em trees.
>My wife and I were just discussing this today as we were crossing Nebraska
>on hwy 2(in the Jeep). I remember reading somewhere that back in the
>pioneer days people moving west would freak out from all the distance to be
>seen when crossing the plains.
my youngest boy was in awe of the wide open plains when we took our
trip some years back. one of the better spots for him was when R.E.
took us up to Yosemite and gave us the private tour, looking over at
half dome was awesome by itself
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