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Genl Ripper
June 25th, 2012
They didn’t blur his license plate. Poor bastard’s going to get fired for being too much of a free-thinker.
That’s too bad. His other personilization of his company vehicle should be a bumper sticker that says
“DON’T LIKE MY DRIVING? CALL 1-800-EAT-SHIT”
BigFurHat
June 25th, 2012
Good point. Plate redacted.
Truthsayer221
June 25th, 2012
No problem, just stay the F^$K out of the left lane!
Bad Brad
June 25th, 2012
If you don’t like my driving, stay off the fing side walk.
Johnna
June 25th, 2012
What state was this? Sad that everyone is in such a darn rush that he felt the need for the note.
redstickmark
June 25th, 2012
Ever notice that everyone who drives faster than you is an maniac and everyone who drives slower than you is a moron?
redstickmark
June 25th, 2012
Make that “a” maniac
Blink
June 25th, 2012
Ha, the company I work for issued us cell phones with various features the management thought were good things. Checking you tube videos from the phone manufacturer I noticed one of their bragging points was the phone had a built in motion detector that could be remotely monitored. They stated if the phone has not moved for 20 minutes you can assume the employee is not busy doing anything. Fortunately, the phone was a lousy voice phone and they were recalled and replaced. Moving to fast or not at all, you’re being watched.
"That Guy"
June 25th, 2012
Funny, I’ve been seriously considering making a sign for my service van.
“I apologize if my driving the posted speed limit, stopping at read lights and stop signs, practicing common sense defensive driving techniques and conserving fuel has inconvenienced you in any way.”
Maybe I’ll get it incorporated into the van wrap next time we get a new one.
I figured out a long time ago that speeding around in city street traffic only really accomplishes 2 things.
Spending more time sitting at red lights, and wasting fuel.
sTevo
June 25th, 2012
I had several close calls while driving in NY over the weekend.
I was passed on the off-ramp. I wasn’t going slow and my tires were on the verge of chirping. Some asshat was in a hurry I guess. Maybe he had to crap really bad or something.
While driving home, I am doing 9 over and all these fellow citizens need to pass me only to get boxed in. When they pass the are boxed in ahead for the next half hour. And traffic was light.
I could talk all day about the merging. How do people get licenses?
RANDO
June 25th, 2012
BTW, Anybody know how to turn off the GPS/location function that cell phones are equipped with these days?
Ronterf
June 25th, 2012
The last time I got pulled over it was for going the speed limit! the officer said I stood out because every one else was speeding. I wonder how many times this poor guy will get stopped for standing out!
tenmegaton
June 25th, 2012
Bitchers can talk to my complaint dept. A Stevens 311 R with buckshot.
Buddy
June 25th, 2012
Dude needs to hire a labor lawyer to sue the boss for putting him in this agonizing position.
Beaucoup safety and mental stress issues…
(of course I’m being sarcastic, but sadly this too will happen)
Jethro
June 25th, 2012
@Rando
I believe Iphones have GPS permanently on.
Android phones have the option:
Go to “settings.
Then go to “location and security”.
Turn off “use wireless networks” and “use GPS satellites”.
General Ripper
June 25th, 2012
Johnna – the state? Das Volk’s Republik der Maryland.
Maryland is the Land Of The Gummint Worker – federal Gummint or state Gummint – they’re all bad.
Jethro
June 25th, 2012
On the B-more beltway they have temporary “photo enforced” radar traps that are in white jeep liberties. I got a mail notice just the other day – $40 bucks for 12 over. When my wife showed me I remarked “good thing I slowed down…”.
RANDO
June 25th, 2012
Thanks J. I don’t have a smart phone yet, but I am thinking ahead.
My current cellphone has the option, and I (think) it is defeated. Between this and the license plate recognition system, I’m not feeling as private as I used to.
Nobody needs to know where I am at all times.