Awesome Sheriff is Awesome!
05-04-2012, 11:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Thateguhate' timestamp='1336202734' post='21671485
Nice.. Too bad 3/4 of the entire police force feel differently. I'm waiting for modifry to design something just for situations like this.. No plate until you need it. See red and blues? Hit the switch and BAM! 
I've gotta look into it.. San Mateo is big on the front plates. I hate it!
05-05-2012, 02:49 AM
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The guy "smile" with the smurf blue S has a retractable front plate thingy.
They aren't too expensive now a days for the manual ones, the automatic ones obviously would cost more.
They aren't too expensive now a days for the manual ones, the automatic ones obviously would cost more.
05-06-2012, 08:16 AM
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That's true, I've seen quite a few newer cars these days that out of the dealership, they don't even have places for the front license plate; you have to drill the holes yourself and put on the plate. So I don't see why we even have to have it on. I mean I keep mine on because when I had the RSX, I stacked up too many fix it tickets and it got annoying going from De Anza to home and getting pulled over for it.
05-06-2012, 08:23 AM
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I could care less about fix it tickets (aside from proof of insurance as I can't pull that up). I would acknowledge that I see them, but that's about it. I guess I was a little bias. It's actually pretty cool making driver's days when you act like a "human". I promised myself getting into that field, I'm not going to be a prick.
What I did hate and still do, are the scumbags that give you attitude and act like they know they're in the right and give you that rebellious attitude teens do to their parents.... It's like hey douchebag, I was pacing you at 85 for the past 5 miles and you were dumb enough not to see me. They continue to ask for proof thinking they can get away with it. Unless I don't show up (never) it's not going to happen. Unfortunately, the liars spoil it for the honest.
What I did hate and still do, are the scumbags that give you attitude and act like they know they're in the right and give you that rebellious attitude teens do to their parents.... It's like hey douchebag, I was pacing you at 85 for the past 5 miles and you were dumb enough not to see me. They continue to ask for proof thinking they can get away with it. Unless I don't show up (never) it's not going to happen. Unfortunately, the liars spoil it for the honest.
05-06-2012, 09:02 AM
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I could care less about fix it tickets (aside from proof of insurance as I can't pull that up). I would acknowledge that I see them, but that's about it. I guess I was a little bias. It's actually pretty cool making driver's days when you act like a "human". I promised myself getting into that field, I'm not going to be a prick.
What I did hate and still do, are the scumbags that give you attitude and act like they know they're in the right and give you that rebellious attitude teens do to their parents.... It's like hey douchebag, I was pacing you at 85 for the past 5 miles and you were dumb enough not to see me. They continue to ask for proof thinking they can get away with it. Unless I don't show up (never) it's not going to happen. Unfortunately, the liars spoil it for the honest.
What I did hate and still do, are the scumbags that give you attitude and act like they know they're in the right and give you that rebellious attitude teens do to their parents.... It's like hey douchebag, I was pacing you at 85 for the past 5 miles and you were dumb enough not to see me. They continue to ask for proof thinking they can get away with it. Unless I don't show up (never) it's not going to happen. Unfortunately, the liars spoil it for the honest.
05-06-2012, 11:24 AM
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I could care less about fix it tickets (aside from proof of insurance as I can't pull that up). I would acknowledge that I see them, but that's about it. I guess I was a little bias. It's actually pretty cool making driver's days when you act like a "human". I promised myself getting into that field, I'm not going to be a prick.
What I did hate and still do, are the scumbags that give you attitude and act like they know they're in the right and give you that rebellious attitude teens do to their parents.... It's like hey douchebag, I was pacing you at 85 for the past 5 miles and you were dumb enough not to see me. They continue to ask for proof thinking they can get away with it. Unless I don't show up (never) it's not going to happen. Unfortunately, the liars spoil it for the honest.
What I did hate and still do, are the scumbags that give you attitude and act like they know they're in the right and give you that rebellious attitude teens do to their parents.... It's like hey douchebag, I was pacing you at 85 for the past 5 miles and you were dumb enough not to see me. They continue to ask for proof thinking they can get away with it. Unless I don't show up (never) it's not going to happen. Unfortunately, the liars spoil it for the honest.
No criminal background and not running my mouth seems to go a long way.
05-06-2012, 10:02 PM
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Super cool, that would totally make my day. Good stuff man!
In all my experiences, I generally find Sheriffs to be way more down to earth & considerate than the PD. In every event Ive been pulled over by the PD; they just have to give me some sort of ticket or big hassle. However in all situations I've been pulled over by the Sheriffs; Ive never gotten a ticket, rather a good experience/advice overall.
In all my experiences, I generally find Sheriffs to be way more down to earth & considerate than the PD. In every event Ive been pulled over by the PD; they just have to give me some sort of ticket or big hassle. However in all situations I've been pulled over by the Sheriffs; Ive never gotten a ticket, rather a good experience/advice overall.