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09-08-2003, 09:25 AM
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Well whites2000 -
All I can say is that I'm glad you stay in the right hand lane.
We're all certainly free to enjoy our car in the manner that we choose. We should be prepared to face the consequences of our choices as well.
I certainly wouldn't advocate going 110 on public highways all the time - if someone is weaving through traffic at speeds like that then they should get their a$$es thrown in jail... but there are situations where it wouldn't necessarialy be the worst thing in the world either...
All I can say is that I'm glad you stay in the right hand lane.
We're all certainly free to enjoy our car in the manner that we choose. We should be prepared to face the consequences of our choices as well.I certainly wouldn't advocate going 110 on public highways all the time - if someone is weaving through traffic at speeds like that then they should get their a$$es thrown in jail... but there are situations where it wouldn't necessarialy be the worst thing in the world either...
09-08-2003, 09:29 AM
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S2-Raw (Leo?) ... That stinks that you had to spend a couple of nights in jail, but I'm glad that you are remorseful about it. Sometimes it takes something like that to shake us up and force us to be more responsible.
I'm a little confused, though. Did Cliff get out before you did?
I'm a little confused, though. Did Cliff get out before you did?
09-08-2003, 09:32 AM
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yeah I kinda enjoy watching all the traffic pass me by, makes me feel like I'm moving backwards.....
,but I would like to hear your justification for : "but there are situations where it wouldn't necessarialy be the worst thing in the world either..."
,but I would like to hear your justification for : "but there are situations where it wouldn't necessarialy be the worst thing in the world either..."
09-08-2003, 09:36 AM
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We have some roads in Eastern Washington (zero traffic - wide open spaces with great visibility) that are just perfect for umm... high speed testing. 
Smart, maybe not. Safe? Probably less dangerous than driving the speed limit in the left lane in L.A. hehe...
Smart, maybe not. Safe? Probably less dangerous than driving the speed limit in the left lane in L.A. hehe...
09-08-2003, 09:40 AM
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Who here hasn't gone 110 mph on the highway? I mean seriously! Don't come down on him for that, he already got it from the police. The great thing is that S2-Raw sounds like he has learned his lesson, and thats great! Thats the whole point.
09-08-2003, 09:46 AM
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Me, I haven't. And I'm glad he learned his lesson. As I mentioned before; for his sake, his passengers and the other motorist.
lig, yeah thats quite a different eviroment from southern california street/highways. Zero traffic here...? I wish.
lig, yeah thats quite a different eviroment from southern california street/highways. Zero traffic here...? I wish.
09-08-2003, 10:02 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by minako
[B]S2-Raw (Leo?) ... That stinks that you had to spend a couple of nights in jail, but I'm glad that you are remorseful about it. Sometimes it takes something like that to shake us up and force us to be more responsible.
[B]S2-Raw (Leo?) ... That stinks that you had to spend a couple of nights in jail, but I'm glad that you are remorseful about it. Sometimes it takes something like that to shake us up and force us to be more responsible.
