Posted by Turby on April 28, 2009, 2:41 pm
On Tue, 28 Apr 2009 13:49:38 -0400, "J. Clarke"
>... Sometimes just "weird enough to be entertaining"
>does it--
Bingo. It is Ju-Li, after all.
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Posted by Rayvan on April 28, 2009, 6:46 pm
> > Why follow me and then do nothing?
> Because you look funny.
That's what I was thinking. Perhaps YouTube will have the video?
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Rayvan
Posted by BryanUT on April 28, 2009, 7:18 pm
> > > Why follow me and then do nothing?
> > Because you look funny.
> That's what I was thinking. Perhaps YouTube will have the video?
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> Rayvan
Nothing like a troll to bring out the old regulars. Good to see you
post.
Oh yeah, never, ever drink anything alcoholic when you going to ride
[1]. As a matter of fact don't even sit on or push a motorcycle after
even one drink.
Walks away, hanging head low, big mistake.
[1] OK, I know a couple of folks[2] saw me drink a beer a Ray's Tavern
and then ride into Moab. But it was mid-day and hot and hell I was
with a gang and it was HOT.
[2] Calgary, Sleazy, Chuck, Mark, et. al [3].
[3] I wish I could make the NART reunion. Damn.
Posted by MoParMaN on April 27, 2009, 11:07 pm
> Rode to the local bar a couple miles away, had one beer, rode back.
> (Marshall, Michigan)
> Wasn't concerned about a DUI or anything, as at my body mass one beer
> wouldn't do it.
> Helmet, white dress shirt, dress pants, figured I was visible enough
> with the white shirt. Also the speeds were low enough and the distance
> short enough ... figured a helmet was enough.
> Cops saw me outside the bar putting on a helmet.
> I went around a couple of blocks on a side street (not to avoid the cops
> ... just because I was bored). Anyway, when I got back on the main
> street, I passed the cops, who were stopped in front of the post office.
> They followed me all the way home. They tried to be coy about it and
> they were about 1/2 mile behind me, but I could tell. I turned left
> into my apartment complex, and they weren't far behind. I pulled into
> my carport and dismounted the bike, and I was fully expecting the
> flashing lights, license registration, proof of insurance, etc., but
> they just kept driving. They went slowly around my apartment complex and
> exited.
> I don't get it. Why follow me and then do nothing? I wasn't stumbling
> or anything when I left the bar, and my riding was normal (no jokes
> there, please), so I think they knew I wasn't intoxicated.
> Why follow me and then do nothing? What goes through their minds?
> Any ideas?
> The Lizard
They saw you in a bar parking lot, but that isn't probable enough to stop
you unless you didn't something stoopid, like fall over on the bike in the
parking lot. They were checking you out waiting for you to screw up and
give them a cause to stop you and check you out...
When I was drunkard all the time, I hated them for that, now I hope they
stop every vehicle leaving a bar parking lot. They should check you at
the vehicle before you get in or on a vehicle.
Most police dept. get extra cash from the Feds now for catching DWI
drivers.
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Posted by Jujitsu Lizard on April 27, 2009, 11:10 pm
> When I was drunkard all the time, I hated them for that, now I hope they
> stop every vehicle leaving a bar parking lot. They should check you at
> the vehicle before you get in or on a vehicle.
Is that because you view it as a public safety issue or because you believe
a DUI might give someone a chance/cause to change their life? (Or both?)
The Lizard
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