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Just putting it in laymans terms. Didn't mean it offensively.

From Xs4lv1truch0x



This is a personal attack if anything... JEFF mod preview this person

This post has been edited by Jeremy1210: Oct 5, 2006 - 9:48 AM

I detest most pigs. I was pulled over 22 times in one year by one set of cops for nothing untill I threatened to sue for harrassment, sexual harassment. The guy turned red and started grumbling. But I wasn't pulled over again.


I have no qualms about calling their superior officers and yelling at them too. There are now 3 state patrol officers that have been forbidden from pulling me over.



The last 2 experiances were in my Olds, I was accused of not wearing my seatbelt, speeding, and my liceanse plate bracket coveing the experation tags. I called his manager, he made the 35 mile round trip to see me and the car instead of me driving to where he was. I have owned the car for 6 years and had he same bracket. I always wear my seatbelt after one saved my life in a rollover in my brothers Ranger, he was driving.


Time before that he was the one pulling me over for supposedly not using my turn signal to merge, he followed me for 4 miles then onto the interstate. He almost crapped hisself when I hit the brakes hard when I was pulling over, Pirelli tires, Brembo brakes and custom brake lines and the Olds stops harder than the Toy does. In the state of Colorado if ANYONE hits you from behind they are at fault, no matter what. Nice piggie, buy me a new car.

Wow, alot of harshness in theis thread.


Just so no one thinks I hate all cops, one of my uncles is one. And a damn good one, and I have alot of city police that are my frineds. And I have been pulled out of my truck at gunpoint. ( long story, ending in me getting laughed at) And gone on rides with them. And been taken to Wal-Mart as I was to wasted to drive, let alone walk. (Friend of mine took me there, a officer) To sober up, it was open 24 hours, and it was the first date with April, who is now my wife. She was arrested, not much there either though, funny now that we look back on it.

well sorry about your cops. not every department can be good.

aggressive drving is as bad as drunk driving? wow. obviously bein from the country side, uve never been to NYC cuz if aggressive drivin were as bad as drunk drivin...then the entire city of NY should be in jail. and theres a big difference between driving aggressive and driving stupid.

no offense man but ur to tell me that uve never driven aggressively in ur life?

MYOB get outta da cool-aid.

go preview yourself.

cops are a nusiance, there when u dont need em, not there when u need em.

This post has been edited by XS4lv1Truch0x: Oct 6, 2006 - 12:45 AM

whats w/ the hostility in the forums lately?

everybody needs to get off the computer once in awhile..away from the books...away from 6gc...and take a nice stroll outside. if its raining...bring an umbrella.

yup yup i agree. lately ive been taking it easy on 6g cause of the "hostility" its like chaos we got people proving nothing at all.

I get on like once every 2 days now. im sure other people could manage without 6gc for a day or 2 and yea.

lol watch someones gona come down with withdrawal symptoms.

This post has been edited by XS4lv1Truch0x: Oct 6, 2006 - 2:02 AM

it seems cops are always there when you don't need them, and never there when you do. they'd rather be pulling people over and giving them tickets then trying to stop any actual crimes because that's how they make their money. take, for instance, when 2 of my friends were walking home. they passed a group of about 4-5 mexican guys. on of the guys says something, one of my friends says something back which apparently offended him, he turns around and punches my friend in the face. my other friend happened to have big stick in his hand which he had picked up, was about to hit the guy with it, when the rest of the mexican guys pull out knives. he backs off, and my other friend just gets punched in the face several times more. he never fights back, and they end up just walking away. they get home a few minutes later, call the cops, they say they'll send someone and it takes 4 hours for the cop to show up!!! by then, the other group of guys was long gone.... yet if a cop hears a tire chirp even a little, they're there in a few seconds to write you a nice ticket... funny how that works.

This post has been edited by 6strngs: Oct 10, 2006 - 10:54 PM

ride along with a cop for a day. your outlook will be changed drastically. 99% of the time when that chirping tire is heard the police are fishing for something better. drunk people typically have this type of erratic driving behavior which is the reason they pull you over. i don't know about you, but stopping a drunk driver IS stopping an actual crime. its called preventing a manslaughter which is a wee more important than your friend, who if was seriously injured would have went to a hospital. this was probably the reason they were put on the back burner. sure an assault is a crime to look into, but there could have been fatality accidents with multiple injured, domestic disturbances, etc, etc, i could list things for days that take HOURS upon HOURS to clear and take priority over an assault.

This post has been edited by confucious: Oct 10, 2006 - 11:20 PM

true true, they take their time.

and here's why!



now if we told the operator there wass a nice juicy doughnut waiting on the front steps then they would be here with their siren lmao

LMAO arent you one of the ones that has been starting ****?

do you ever stop? No wonder you got issued a citation when you were driving with a learner's permit.

That was a real dick thing to say from somebody who is obviously ignorant about a lot of ****. Since you obviously don't know, let me tell you what it's like to live with a bipolar family member.

First, there's the "coming out" episode. For our family, it started with the 4 hour dissappearance of my (then) 19 year old sister.

When we finally found her, she was incoherant in all ways, aggressive, and extremely delusional. This continued for 4 days as we attempted (without success) to get her into the overflowing mental health system. Nobody would see her because they were already overflowing.

Well, after about 4 days of physcosis, things came to a head when she jumped out a window at 4 AM and was arrested for disorderly conduct, booked, and jailed, all as my 50 year-od mother watched sobbing incoherantly, feeling completely responsible because this kind of thing is genetic, and it came from her side of the family.

I, being 17 at the time, was my sister's best friend and the only one she trusted. I rode to the police station in the back of the car with her, was escorted into the basement with her, and was the last one to see her before she dissappeared into the holding cells.

That was 3 years ago. Now, she has been stabilized with heavy medication. That's just great too. She no longer has energy, she is dissastisfied with her body image because of how much the meds slow her metabolism down, she no longer has the clearness of thought to have in-depth discussions about much of anything. She does OK in school, being a Journalism major, and spends all of her spare time devoted to her 2 horses. This is another side affect of the "coming out episode." She retains a pseudo-deusion that nobody but her can be trusted to take care of them.

I could go on for days about the little ways that she has changed and will never be the same, but this is so long already that most people will probably skip right over it, so I'll conclude with this thought.

Watch your mouth ****-stain. You haven't the foggiest what the hell you're talking about.

And yeah. This thread is out of hand.

again, if you read the whole thread it wasn't meant as offensive. its something that happens.

and also, i DO have a better idea than you think. i don't have to defend myself against you.

my guess is you were born in 1987, which makes you what, 18-19?

do realize you are talking to someone with YEARS under their belt of dealing with people like this.

you name it, i've seen it. guess who gets the aftermath? me.

if you want to call someone out, i suggest you try someone else.

also
I don't know how things are in TN but we have what is known as a "chapter 51" where if someone is a harm to themselves or others they are FORCED by the police to go to the hospital. if they are unable to care for themselves we have a "chapter 55" which is basically the same thing, a 72 hour hold at a hospital. i am sure your laws have something very much alike that.

This post has been edited by confucious: Oct 11, 2006 - 5:22 PM

damn u just want to get pwned again.

like you said people are entitled 2 their opinions, obviously yours are retarted.

dee dee dee! lmfao



doooode i didnt say sh1t to you, you wana get proved wrong again???

everybody did i say sumthin 2 this little prick?

"its a joke"

your the one that needs 2 relax

do you really have nothing better 2 do than just come up with BS that nobody gives a crap about???

nobody called you out, we were settled already with your immature "hondas rule" post.

mmhmm very professional indeed

oh and shogunkid was right, i absoultely do not give a flying turd about this conversation, but you keep putting gass on the fire.

goddd damnnnn u sir are a MORON

This post has been edited by XS4lv1Truch0x: Oct 11, 2006 - 6:58 PM

Years of dealing with people?

Having just graduated college with a Chemical Engineering degree? What am I missing here? How exactly does that make you an expert on mental health?

Oh wait. You're a keyboard warrior. That makes you an expert on everything.


To quote YOU. If you had read the whole thread, maybe you would have figured out that it was not until the cops were called that she was determined to be a danger to herself or others.

Now, feel free to go ahead and tell me how much smarter than you are, and how you won't take advice from "some dumb kid who's 18 or 19" who doesn't have "nearly the experience" that you do. It's your style and I respect that. Anybody can look good behind a keyboard. You're great at it.

While you're at it, you can go ahead and mention how I didn't directly say in my original post that she was committed after the arrest, quote some other law that I'm sure you learned about somewhere because you're dazzlingly smart like that.

Oh yeah, and I'm probably wrong about how much experience you have, because this ChE degree is probably your 6th undergrad degree. In fact, I'm probably all around wrong about everything. You probably grew up with a bipolar family member and have experienced this and more for years now, hence the experience. You probably have your graduate degree in Physc. I'm really happy for you.

While you're at it, make a few insanely smart comments about how stupid I am and how you're not going to grace this thread with your comments any more. That way, you'll rise above it all.

Insult me personally, and generally make me look like a generally wet behind the ears, fresh faced, momma's boy who knows nothing and who has experienced nothing. After all, God forbid that anyone think you just another normal human being. You're special that way.

That way, everybody will still respect and applaud you when you make asshole comments about people who have mental problems. People will just let it slide because everybody knows that you're just kidding. Nobody will care that it was an asshole thing to say, or that it was rude and insensitive. Oh yeah, and don't forget to mention that I'm being overly sensitive about the whole thing.

Jerkoff

+1

where's the ritalin for this "professional"?

responding to you would only be wasting my time and my energy. enjoy stewing in your own mental wonderland.

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