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The self-righteous LLB association of Virginia
http://www.bdtonline.com/articles/20..._news/02va.txt
Evidently, some lacksadasical, oblivious Virginia drivers can't stand having to move out of the left lane once in a while. I, like other good drivers, would have had no problem yielding the passing lane to faster vehicles. Perhaps instead of throwing out nonsensical acronyms or wild exaggerations about having to check 10 miles behind for faster traffic in an effort to redirect the discussion from the source of the problem (your poor driving skills and lack of courtesy), just try to keep right except to pass and try not to cut faster vehicles off when moving into the left lane. |
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Arif Khokar wrote: > http://www.bdtonline.com/articles/20..._news/02va.txt > > Evidently, some lacksadasical, oblivious Virginia drivers can't stand > having to move out of the left lane once in a while. The telling line in the article: "Fisher said the deputy did extend the professional courtesy of not ticketing the officers even though they had been traveling at speeds of up to 95 mph and, he said, forcing motorists out of the passing lane." FORCING motorists out of the PASSING lane? Obviously if the LLBs were PASSING instead of being passed, there wouldn't an issue. |
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hmmm... these yahoos going 95 mph.... with their lights
on for what reason? ... to get home quick? Now that's a thought.. let's let ALL cops do that when their shift ends.. that would be quite a perk... I guess those folks that head down to NO to "help" are entitled to thumb their noses at the rest of us since they are now annointed as "rightgeous"... :-) I think Va should have locked their asses up... and impounded their cars... |
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Larry Gross wrote:
> hmmm... these yahoos going 95 mph.... with their lights > on for what reason? ... to get home quick? > > Now that's a thought.. let's let ALL cops do that when > their shift ends.. that would be quite a perk... > > I guess those folks that head down to NO to "help" > are entitled to thumb their noses at the rest of us > since they are now annointed as "rightgeous"... :-) > > I think Va should have locked their asses up... > and impounded their cars... I agree. They are not exempt from the laws they enforce. |
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Larry Bud wrote:
> Arif Khokar wrote: > >>http://www.bdtonline.com/articles/20..._news/02va.txt >> >>Evidently, some lacksadasical, oblivious Virginia drivers can't stand >>having to move out of the left lane once in a while. > > > The telling line in the article: > "Fisher said the deputy did extend the professional courtesy of not > ticketing the officers even though they had been traveling at speeds of > up to 95 mph and, he said, forcing motorists out of the passing lane." > > FORCING motorists out of the PASSING lane? Obviously if the LLBs > were PASSING instead of being passed, there wouldn't an issue. Maybe they were passing, but at lower speeds (regular folk get reckless driving tickets if they exceed the speed limit by 20 mph), and were being tailgated by these arrogant pigs who were doing 95 mph expecting that everyone would immediately get out of their way? |
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Arif Khokar wrote:
> > I, like other good drivers, would have had no problem yielding the > passing lane to faster vehicles. Really? Lets say you were passing at 80 mph (already well over the speed limit) and these assholes doing 100 mph were tailgating you? What would you do if you couldnt move right? Speed, and risk a ticket? Why couldnt the pigs slow down to the prevailing speed of traffic? Are they too important for that or what? |
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"Larry Gross" > wrote in message
oups.com... > hmmm... these yahoos going 95 mph.... with their lights > on for what reason? ... to get home quick? > > Now that's a thought.. let's let ALL cops do that when > their shift ends.. that would be quite a perk... > > I guess those folks that head down to NO to "help" > are entitled to thumb their noses at the rest of us > since they are now annointed as "rightgeous"... :-) > > I think Va should have locked their asses up... > and impounded their cars... Damn straight, those sleazebags ought to have their driver's licenses revoked. Damn pompous pigs. |
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On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 19:35:50 GMT, 223rem > said the
following in rec.autos.driving... > Are they too important for that or what? > > In their own minds, yes, they do believe they are above the rest of us. -- Paul. Self appointed unofficial overseer of kooks and trolls in rec.autos.driving |
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On Fri, 30 Sep 2005 19:35:50 GMT, 223rem > wrote:
>Why couldnt the pigs slow down to the prevailing speed of traffic? They are cops; they don't have to obey the laws. >Are they too important for that or what? They think so. RJ |
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Well, jaybird?
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