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Brutal 370Z 08-05-2011 12:24 PM

yup, very true.

yaheard 08-05-2011 12:27 PM

DC is very strict about it and will hook you if the cops see you without handsfree. Its not yet illegal in va but hopefully its coming soon. Its true only stupid people are breeding. I had wondered if she did hit what would happen to her. Seeing the guy was there to witness i would hope she would be locked up or a long time. Also as long as I was breathing I would army crawl over to her and beat her senseless for totalling my 2 day old z and being a detriment to society. I still can't believe her stupidity.

Its no wonder the human race is doomed.

Scone 08-05-2011 12:33 PM

Yaheard-it's crazy to see so many people here still doing it even right in front of cops and nothing happen. People here lose there damn minds when they get a call and not to mention the weather. I mean come on, how hard is it to get a $10 Bluetooth??

onzedge 08-05-2011 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by yaheard (Post 1246858)
DC is very strict about it and will hook you if the cops see you without handsfree. Its not yet illegal in va but hopefully its coming soon. Its true only stupid people are breeding. I had wondered if she did hit what would happen to her. Seeing the guy was there to witness i would hope she would be locked up or a long time. Also as long as I was breathing I would army crawl over to her and beat her senseless for totalling my 2 day old z and being a detriment to society. I still can't believe her stupidity.

Its no wonder the human race is doomed.

Yaheard -- you're kind of a "glass is half-full" kind of guy.

shadoquad 08-05-2011 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Scone (Post 1246866)
I mean come on, how hard is it to get a $10 Bluetooth??

That won't fix the problem.

People will still be paying more attention to their phone conversations than the road. Again, the problem isn't just that someone's holding a plastic device in their hands. It's that they're more engaged in a convo than driving.

Scone 08-05-2011 12:37 PM

True true

yaheard 08-05-2011 12:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Scone (Post 1246866)
Yaheard-it's crazy to see so many people here still doing it even right in front of cops and nothing happen. People here lose there damn minds when they get a call and not to mention the weather. I mean come on, how hard is it to get a $10 Bluetooth??

So we have the people who wear the bluetooth everywhere: church,work,golf,walking around. Then we have morons who don't have one that need one. Is there no happy medium??!!
Also not sure about your area scone, but in some places its a secondary offense so the police can't stop you unless there is another motive. Kind of like the seatbelt law in va until it was changed to a stoppable offense.

Onzege, the more people I meet and come in contact with the more I learn that I hate people. This lady is proof to why I feel that way.

shadoquad 08-05-2011 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by yaheard (Post 1246883)
So we have the people who wear the bluetooth everywhere: church,work,golf,walking around. Then we have morons who don't have one that need one. Is there no happy medium??!!
Also not sure about your area scone, but in some places its a secondary offense so the police can't stop you unless there is another motive. Kind of like the seatbelt law in va until it was changed to a stoppable offense.

Onzage, the more people I meet and come in contact with the more I learn that I hate people. This lady is proof to why I feel that way.

It's not a primary in MD either. You have to be speeding, swerving, or something else, and then they can ticket you for a secondary offense.

Brutal 370Z 08-05-2011 12:59 PM

In Ontario, its enough to be pulled over and fined. People actually take it pretty seriously here.

kenchan 08-05-2011 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by yaheard (Post 1246883)
Onzege, the more people I meet and come in contact with the more I learn that I hate people. This lady is proof to why I feel that way.

yep, i feel the same. i went to the DMV a few days ago to pickup my new tags for my plates and i saw so many stupid people asking stupid questions to the clerks i almost made me angry. :D gotta give :tup: to those folks that work retail for sure. :)

shadoquad 08-05-2011 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1246945)
yep, i feel the same. i went to the DMV a few days ago to pickup my new tags for my plates and i saw so many stupid people asking stupid questions to the clerks i almost made me angry. :D gotta give :tup: to those folks that work retail for sure. :)

It's the same reason that I'm always nice and patient to system admins and helpdesk personnel. I can only imagine the stupidity they deal with every day.

onzedge 08-05-2011 01:20 PM

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Originally Posted by kenchan (Post 1246945)
yep, i feel the same. i went to the DMV a few days ago to pickup my new tags for my plates and i saw so many stupid people asking stupid questions to the clerks i almost made me angry. :D gotta give :tup: to those folks that work retail for sure. :)

I love DMV. It is a source of amusement every time I go. I love the people who try to register their friend's cousin's uncle's brother-in-law's car that was "given" to them and they have no paperwork.

:tiphat:

yaheard 08-05-2011 01:26 PM

The DMV is a cesspool of the most worthless, stuid people at no specific time. Stupid people are out and about at all hours. May God shine down and bless DMV employees.

I also have a kind demeanor for call/helpdesks or any type of public servie jobs. They put up with soo much ignorance and stupidity. I wonder if it is like farming tobacco, after doing it for a bit the nicotine seeps in your hands and you become addicted. Can you catch stupid by being around it all day everyday?

kenchan 08-05-2011 01:33 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 1246965)
I love DMV. It is a source of amusement every time I go. I love the people who try to register their friend's cousin's uncle's brother-in-law's car that was "given" to them and they have no paperwork.

:tiphat:

:bowrofl:

christian370z 08-05-2011 02:22 PM

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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 1246844)
It is illegal in California also and I see at least 10 people each day texting or talking behind the wheel.

Yep, you would almost be forgiven for thinking it was still legal to hold a phone while driving judging from all the people who are out doing it. And what is the reason why people are still doing it in such prolific numbers?

Police are not enforcing the law. I have not only seen people driving right next to cop cars talking on their phones, but I have seen cops doing it too. I despise anyone who does that, I have definitely chewed a few people out if they cause me a close call due to them talking or texting.

DJ-of-E 08-05-2011 03:01 PM

There was a time when the light turned green and I was at the front middle lane. I saw a car going awfully a little too fast and may look like a hard stop.

So I waited thinking he might just gun it (like everyone else in California). The SUV behind me beeped and I didn't care cuz the speed I saw seemed too fast. Well, the car on the left of me seemed to jump the gun because of that same beep and got T-boned hard.

I got out of the car and tell that SUV (which ended being a woman in her 40s) owner "Look what you did! I saw her in my small car and you just killed a guy." She cried, but I don't have any heart for her because I'm an a***.

Nismo_Q 08-05-2011 03:28 PM

Same thing here happened to me. Was making a left turn on a green arrow when a lady in a truck T-boned me. She had the guts to say I ran the red light on the police report. I found two witnesses and sued her ***. Milked her for every dollar I could. Biatch!.

Pharmacist 08-07-2011 10:10 AM

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Originally Posted by DJ-of-E (Post 1247251)
There was a time when the light turned green and I was at the front middle lane. I saw a car going awfully a little too fast and may look like a hard stop.

So I waited thinking he might just gun it (like everyone else in California). The SUV behind me beeped and I didn't care cuz the speed I saw seemed too fast. Well, the car on the left of me seemed to jump the gun because of that same beep and got T-boned hard.

I got out of the car and tell that SUV (which ended being a woman in her 40s) owner "Look what you did! I saw her in my small car and you just killed a guy." She cried, but I don't have any heart for her because I'm an a***.

You are an ***. The only one responsible is the red light runner. The SUV lady didn't do anything wrong and certainly didn't "kill a guy". Don't be an idiot.

Pharmacist 08-07-2011 10:11 AM

A few years ago i was stopped at a red light in the right lane. Another car was in the left lane. Centre lane was empty. A car blasted by and T-boned a minivan in the intersection. No one was hurt, but it could have been worse

yaheard 08-07-2011 10:22 AM

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Originally Posted by Nismo_Q (Post 1247282)
Same thing here happened to me. Was making a left turn on a green arrow when a lady in a truck T-boned me. She had the guts to say I ran the red light on the police report. I found two witnesses and sued her ***. Milked her for every dollar I could. Biatch!.

Hmm looking on the positive side perhaps if she would have hit me and I lived, I would have been able to grab a GTR with the damages and lawsuit!

DJ-of-E 08-07-2011 02:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Pharmacist (Post 1249230)
You are an ***. The only one responsible is the red light runner. The SUV lady didn't do anything wrong and certainly didn't "kill a guy". Don't be an idiot.

I know, but I was also in shock that it if it weren't for my experiences on the road, that honk would've prone me to drive and get t-boned as well. I usually count about 4 alligators before honking the person in front because they usually have better point of view than me as to what's going on. That, alone, really did help a good 30% of the time because some guy at the intersection either hit a red light or just brake really darn hard and would've gunned the red light.


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