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Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

What the ever-flipping &£¥k?


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Yuugasa wrote:
lynora wrote:
Yuugasa wrote:
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Yuugasa wrote:

Thinking of dyeing my hair blonde.

My wife is changing her style right now, but I like her old style, so I'm going to take it=)

Blonde is fun, but take care when bleaching. It's best for your hair health to take off the color a little at a time. Took me the better part of a year to go from black to platinum, but still having hair at the end of it makes it worth taking the extra time. :)

(For the record my natural hair color is a dark honey blonde/ light auburn depending on the time of year. I had dyed it black. I've dyed it a lot of colors over the years.)

Dyeing hair was basically my wife's job for years, I am luckily in good hands. ^_^

Honey blonde? That's awesome!

Lol. I never thought so as a kid. It was a confusing color. I could never figure out if it was blonde or brown...or occasionally kinda red....when of course the answer was all of the above. I have never fit into categories well. :P

Lol. I think I am going to go platinum blonde and put it into corn rows.

Being a very light skinned black person people are already often confused what ethnicity I am, this should double down on creating floating question marks over peoples heads when they see me. ^_^

You just have a nice tan. I just burn.


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Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

Kirth Gersen wrote:
Don't forget, I'm the guy who got a $250 ticket for going 55 in a 55 mph zone (quote: "I'm tellin' you it's FORTY-five now, boy.")

õ.O

... whaaaaaaaaat?


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Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

Someone needed to meet his quota of tickets... Ugh. Is that one of the "contesting the ticket costs more than the ticket itself" plus "the court will consider law enforcement statement to be sole proof needed to uphold the ticket"?


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Back in the days of yore (high school, 1993 to be specific) a friend and I drove thru a park, ran over a cop's foot and got off because he was terrible at turning in paperwork, got to court and the judge dismissed it.

That was a freebie, also we stopped running over cop's feet after that :-)

Best part my future wife walked by as I was getting frisked, really helped cement the bad boy image I was trying to cultivate then:-D


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Drejk wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

Someone needed to meet his quota of tickets... Ugh. Is that one of the "contesting the ticket costs more than the ticket itself" plus "the court will consider law enforcement statement to be sole proof needed to uphold the ticket"?

If you have the chance and finances, I highly recommend Prepaid Legal. They were excellent for us when we were in Miami (where I was cited incorrectly twice).


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I dozed for an hour or so and then I woke up. And by woke up I mean reaching state of full alertness that is rather clear indicator I won't fall asleep soon.


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Also, recently I am more and more convinced that all sorts of fines for infractions and crimes should under no circumstances be entered into government, local, law enforcement agency, or court budget because that makes them interested party and thus unfit to be objective judge of the situation, veracity of the accusation or of the fundamental justification for the existence of the violated law.


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Young Prince of Summer "pick up my bike!"
Me "is there a way you want to say that differently"
Young Prince of Summer "nope"
Me "maybe start with a word that starts with a P"
Young Prince of Summer (after thinking for a minute) "crunch, crunch, crunch"

I'm not carrying his bike :-)


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Gotta go to the store, I'm gonna walk, it's only 1.5 miles one way tho and it's 67 degrees out, so should be spectacular :-)


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captain yesterday wrote:
Gotta go to the store, I'm gonna walk, it's only 1.5 miles one way tho and it's 67 degrees out, so should be spectacular :-)

I went to shop like that a few times recently...

And then started raining.


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Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

the f~*~? You always wear a seat belt. I have seen you wear one while driving 100% of the time. How much is the ticket?


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Allergies are really doing a number on my wife this week :-(

hopefully it subsides soon, its been awhile.

Silver Crusade

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Drejk wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

Someone needed to meet his quota of tickets... Ugh. Is that one of the "contesting the ticket costs more than the ticket itself" plus "the court will consider law enforcement statement to be sole proof needed to uphold the ticket"?

For question A, I don't know the fine, but I'm on salary, so I could go to court without losing wages. I'm not pleading guilty to something I didn't do, even if the fine isn't that high.

To the second question, depends on the judge. At least if I state my piece, if the judge fines me anyway, I will know I fought it and didn't admit to something I didn't do.


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Not just yeah. F@!~ yeah.

Always fight a bogus ticket.

Silver Crusade

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Freehold DM wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

I just got a ticket for not wearing a seatbelt.

Even though I was wearing one. (I have never in my life ridden in the front seat of a car without wearing one.)

So angry right now.

the f#$$? You always wear a seat belt. I have seen you wear one while driving 100% of the time. How much is the ticket?

Always! Every time I get in the car!

Okay, so I Googled it, and it's only $50, but it could affect my insurance rates (probably not for one violation, but I don't want to go down that road).

Silver Crusade

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Freehold DM wrote:

Not just yeah. F#@~ yeah.

Always fight a bogus ticket.

Biggest regret: don't unbuckle your seat belt to retrieve your license until the officer observes you are wearing it.

Still fighting it, though. I think I have a good case.


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My better half


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In wisconsin its $10, any offense, it wasn't until 5 years ago that they could pull you over for it.

Washington State its like $110 first offense or something then goes up like 80 or 100 each time after that, f%+%ing crazy!

but yeah never ever take your seatbelt off before the cop talks to you:-)

i look like a hippy and grew up in tiny towns with a@%+@*~ cops, so i know a thing or fifty about getting harassed:-)


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Putting a camera inside of your car, like the one Louis Porter Jr uses for his Transparency Agenda recordings while driving to day work could be helpful...


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Drejk wrote:
Also, recently I am more and more convinced that all sorts of fines for infractions and crimes should under no circumstances be entered into government, local, law enforcement agency, or court budget because that makes them interested party and thus unfit to be objective judge of the situation, veracity of the accusation or of the fundamental justification for the existence of the violated law.

I'd love to argue, but back when, during one of our annual California budget crises, the state decided to confiscate all ticket money and return a pittance to municipalities, I know my father (on the City Council at the time) pointed out that it now cost the city a significant amount of money to write tickets, so they should tell police only to write tickets in egregious situations.

I tried Googling the stats and came up empty, but I would *love* to see the rate of local tickets issued before and after that California decision. I suspect you're right -- once it's not profitable for municipalities, tickets drop immensely.

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Hello FaWtLanteans! I hope everyone is well and having a good day/week/month! :) Hopefully the weekend ahead is kind to us all, and full of good tidings for the future. :)


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Blog Post!


Yeah, I know. It's a bit of cheating with little content of its own... :/

Silver Crusade

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Half day at work today.

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Kidlet:
A weekend with the little one, can't wait. :) I'll be going to the capital tonight, and picking him up off his mum in the morning. Looking forward to a few days of fun with the little guy. His mom says his words are coming along and he's starting to form sentences, so I'm excited. :D


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How old is he now?


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hi everyone


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long weekend again,

we go visit Sabine's family ( uncle, aunt, cousin and family) in theore mountains and take my mum and herhusband along


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Within Temptation - Shot in the Dark


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Have fun aeglos.

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Freehold DM wrote:
How old is he now?

Two and 4/5 months. He's already over 3 feet! And wears his poor old man out in a flash. Bless his sweet heart. :)

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Sharoth wrote:
Have fun aeglos.

Seconded. :)

Silver Crusade

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Oh joy. The medical bills are starting to arrive.

Oh insurance deductibles, how I loathe thee.


Oh man CH..I'm sorry. It sounds like you are getting screwed over here.


Freehold DM wrote:
Oh man CH..I'm sorry. It sounds like you are getting screwed over here.

>.>

<.<

Nope. Nope. Nope. Nope.Nope.Nope.nope.nope.nopenopenopenopenooooope.

I... can... resist... joke...

Will Save v. Immaturity: 1d20 - 3 ⇒ (5) - 3 = 2

EDIT: OH, WELL, GUESS I HAVE TO NOW~!

AHEM: ISN'T THAT J-!


*death-attacks Vlaeros for paralysis*


*hits Vlaeros hard enough to knock him unconscious*


There work here done, the two heroes leave - one vanishing in a puff of smoke, and the other going to a bar to hopefully forget the terrible joke. The GM, being a teetotaler, sips soda for some inexplicable reason.


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Celestial Healer wrote:

Oh joy. The medical bills are starting to arrive.

Oh insurance deductibles, how I loathe thee.

They suck, and you have my sympathy.


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You're welcome.


Celestial Healer wrote:

Oh joy. The medical bills are starting to arrive.

Oh insurance deductibles, how I loathe thee.

Get injured and then poorer as a result. Just plain nasty system.


X: "We're doing this to save the US!"
Y: "I was born in Quebec."


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Fridge has been replaced, but everything that was in it ended up going bad, and I won't have enough for replacement groceries until next week. Going to have to get creative and figure out how I can make a box of pasta, a can of tuna, and two cans of green beans last until Wednesday.


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You in central Florida? Around, say, Brevard County? 'Cause I might know a place you could get a free dinner or two this weekend, if you don't mind Prayer and Preaching. :)

EDIT: ^ This is not where I live. Just to be clear. :D

(You'd totally still get the Prayer and Preaching, though. I talk to my son about that stuff all the time. :D)

Silver Crusade

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Kajehase wrote:
Celestial Healer wrote:

Oh joy. The medical bills are starting to arrive.

Oh insurance deductibles, how I loathe thee.

Get injured and then poorer as a result. Just plain nasty system.

Yes and no. Typically when you have an insurance deductible like this, you also typically contribute to a Health Savings Account (HSA) so you have a pool of money to pay those expenses. I have enough in there to cover it; it's just a bummer watching the balance drop so precipitously.


Why hello hard root beer, I forgot you were there, why yes I will have one...


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David M Mallon wrote:
Fridge has been replaced, but everything that was in it ended up going bad, and I won't have enough for replacement groceries until next week. Going to have to get creative and figure out how I can make a box of pasta, a can of tuna, and two cans of green beans last until Wednesday.

It really depends on the kind of pasta used, but my solution is cooking pasta in lower amount of water, and instead of draining it after cooking, I leave it in the water so it will soak more water, including all the starch that might have been flushed away. I prefer to do the same with rice.


... Oh sure how am i to say no to a second..... i wonder if i'm good at video games inebriated....

Silver Crusade

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OMG. After playing Mass Effect 1, starting Mass Effect 2 is like "Oh, right, this is what modern graphics look like."

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