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You know, with all the Federal, State and Local laws on the books, it's impossible to say that you are totally legal/ 100% compliant with every law. For examples, may find you have a brake light out on Monday but too busy at work to fix it until the weekend or your yearly vehicle registration was due 2 weeks ago but you know that one tire won't pass inspection and won't have the funds to replace it until the next paycheck. May always drive well over the speed limit or always filing that tax return a day or 2 late. Impossible to be 100% legal. Discuss how you fudge the law sometimes.
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How much was your fine?
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You know he won't admit it, but you just know Who drives everywhere 20 MPH under the speed limit in the passing lane.
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I guess Stonedmegman could be 100% Legit. Hard to break any laws when you never leave your house. Have everything delivered to your doorstep including your Gummies.
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CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 am You know, with all the Federal, State and Local laws on the books, it's impossible to say that you are totally legal/ 100% compliant with every law. For examples, may find you have a brake light out on Monday but too busy at work to fix it until the weekend or your yearly vehicle registration was due 2 weeks ago but you know that one tire won't pass inspection and won't have the funds to replace it until the next paycheck. May always drive well over the speed limit or always filing that tax return a day or 2 late. Impossible to be 100% legal. Discuss how you fudge the law sometimes.
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ThirdRail wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 2:12 am Is there really any meat on the bone to discuss with this mundane precedent?
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Thank goodness being a sourpuss with no sense of humor isn't against the law or you could be looking at some hard time.
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I'm pretty sure when the slogan "life of the party" is mentioned, Thirdrails name is the last you think of.
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CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:56 am You know he won't admit it, but you just know Who drives everywhere 20 MPH under the speed limit in the passing lane.
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Reservoir Dog wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 2:00 am
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 am You know, with all the Federal, State and Local laws on the books, it's impossible to say that you are totally legal/ 100% compliant with every law. For examples, may find you have a brake light out on Monday but too busy at work to fix it until the weekend or your yearly vehicle registration was due 2 weeks ago but you know that one tire won't pass inspection and won't have the funds to replace it until the next paycheck. May always drive well over the speed limit or always filing that tax return a day or 2 late. Impossible to be 100% legal. Discuss how you fudge the law sometimes.
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Haven't bothered to update the registration on my car since moving out of state 2 years ago. This city has bigger problems
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Who wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 3:03 am
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:56 am You know he won't admit it, but you just know Who drives everywhere 20 MPH under the speed limit in the passing lane.
Bitch, stop ✋ .
So only 15?
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Geist wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 3:04 am Haven't bothered to update the registration on my car since moving out of state 2 years ago. This city has bigger problems
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CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 3:04 am
Who wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 3:03 am
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:56 am You know he won't admit it, but you just know Who drives everywhere 20 MPH under the speed limit in the passing lane.
Bitch, stop ✋ .
So only 15?
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Living in NJ one has to speed. If you don't, you'll literally get ran over. If the highway limit says 55 that generally means 80. Every single person is going over, so you must also. What's a cop gonna do, pull us all over?

That being said on side roads or whatevervi do have a lead foot, I usually go at least 10 over. I am legal in every other sense. Now weed is legal so I don't worry about that anymore. I may or may not "forget" to pay for something under my cart at the grocery store.
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CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 amthat one tire won't pass inspection and
Oof, I often forget Texas still has car inspections. Florida gave up on that nearly 50 years ago. Gotta have that damn sticker taking up a quarter of your front windshield, and love the time and money wasted on getting it.

I find it funny how much Texans can rail on "guvermint introozhon on freee-dums!" when you still have to get a car inspection every year, cuz the government says your car has to be safe.

My dad knew of a gas station near Deer Park, we'd drive there with a cold six-pack in the back seat. We'd go off to a local diner for a half hour, then come back with the new sticker on the windshield. And the six-pack gone. I honestly don't think a single thing was ever done to the car.
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QillerDaemon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:50 pm
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 amthat one tire won't pass inspection and
Oof, I often forget Texas still has car inspections. Florida gave up on that nearly 50 years ago. Gotta have that damn sticker taking up a quarter of your front windshield, and love the time and money wasted on getting it.

I find it funny how much Texans can rail on "guvermint introozhon on freee-dums!" when you still have to get a car inspection every year, cuz the government says your car has to be safe.

My dad knew of a gas station near Deer Park, we'd drive there with a cold six-pack in the back seat. We'd go off to a local diner for a half hour, then come back with the new sticker on the windshield. And the six-pack gone. I honestly don't think a single thing was ever done to the car.
Your dad probably kept it in good condition. Back when Fla had inspections I had to get the exhaust fixed cause hot desist was blowing on the gas tsnk
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disco.moon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:12 pm Living in NJ one has to speed. If you don't, you'll literally get ran over. If the highway limit says 55 that generally means 80. Every single person is going over, so you must also. What's a cop gonna do, pull us all over?
Reminds me of the one where a person is driving down the road at the "prevailing speed," getting passed by 50% of the folks that are going even faster, when he sees flashing lights behind him and gets pulled over.

Asking "why'd you pull me over, lots of folks were passing me," the cop says "it was easier to catch you."
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Antknot wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 3:23 pm
QillerDaemon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:50 pm
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 amthat one tire won't pass inspection and
Oof, I often forget Texas still has car inspections. Florida gave up on that nearly 50 years ago. Gotta have that damn sticker taking up a quarter of your front windshield, and love the time and money wasted on getting it.

I find it funny how much Texans can rail on "guvermint introozhon on freee-dums!" when you still have to get a car inspection every year, cuz the government says your car has to be safe.

My dad knew of a gas station near Deer Park, we'd drive there with a cold six-pack in the back seat. We'd go off to a local diner for a half hour, then come back with the new sticker on the windshield. And the six-pack gone. I honestly don't think a single thing was ever done to the car.
Your dad probably kept it in good condition. Back when Fla had inspections I had to get the exhaust fixed cause hot desist was blowing on the gas tsnk
NJ only does emissions inspections now.

If you kill someone on the road due to improper car maintenance, you'll probably get a stern talking to by the judge.
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Ironically I've never fail a Texas inspection rolling coal
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FSchmertz wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 5:50 pm
disco.moon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:12 pm Living in NJ one has to speed. If you don't, you'll literally get ran over. If the highway limit says 55 that generally means 80. Every single person is going over, so you must also. What's a cop gonna do, pull us all over?
Reminds me of the one where a person is driving down the road at the "prevailing speed," getting passed by 50% of the folks that are going even faster, when he sees flashing lights behind him and gets pulled over.

Asking "why'd you pull me over, lots of folks were passing me," the cop says "it was easier to catch you."
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QillerDaemon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:50 pm
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 amthat one tire won't pass inspection and
Oof, I often forget Texas still has car inspections. Florida gave up on that nearly 50 years ago. Gotta have that damn sticker taking up a quarter of your front windshield, and love the time and money wasted on getting it.

I find it funny how much Texans can rail on "guvermint introozhon on freee-dums!" when you still have to get a car inspection every year, cuz the government says your car has to be safe.

My dad knew of a gas station near Deer Park, we'd drive there with a cold six-pack in the back seat. We'd go off to a local diner for a half hour, then come back with the new sticker on the windshield. And the six-pack gone. I honestly don't think a single thing was ever done to the car.
Texas changed that a few years back. You still have to get it inspected but it's only $8 and you get a "pass" notice that you take when you annually renew your registration. One tag on your windshield.
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QillerDaemon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:50 pm I find it funny how much Texans can rail on "guvermint introozhon on freee-dums!" when you still have to get a car inspection every year, cuz the government says your car has to be safe.
Thats right, because its either nihilism or nanny state. Nothing in between
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CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 8:00 pm
QillerDaemon wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:50 pm
CentralTexasCrude wrote: Mon May 09, 2022 12:46 amthat one tire won't pass inspection and
Oof, I often forget Texas still has car inspections. Florida gave up on that nearly 50 years ago. Gotta have that damn sticker taking up a quarter of your front windshield, and love the time and money wasted on getting it.

I find it funny how much Texans can rail on "guvermint introozhon on freee-dums!" when you still have to get a car inspection every year, cuz the government says your car has to be safe.

My dad knew of a gas station near Deer Park, we'd drive there with a cold six-pack in the back seat. We'd go off to a local diner for a half hour, then come back with the new sticker on the windshield. And the six-pack gone. I honestly don't think a single thing was ever done to the car.
Texas changed that a few years back. You still have to get it inspected but it's only $8 and you get a "pass" notice that you take when you annually renew your registration. One tag on your windshield.
Who's doing car inspections for $8?
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