23109(a) speed contest misdemeanor
01-04-2012, 01:03 PM
#212
WOW alot of people are hating 
(I understand, but I have no kids). I live by a street like that. where you can drive way faster than the limit safely. Hella strait and long, nothing around. Oh no your going too fast. op:I don't know if your a skilled driver or not (counts for alot). If there is no schools or houses...I say drive it as fast as you can safely. <this is what im about
Ok im done. continue hatin lol
(I understand, but I have no kids). I live by a street like that. where you can drive way faster than the limit safely. Hella strait and long, nothing around. Oh no your going too fast. op:I don't know if your a skilled driver or not (counts for alot). If there is no schools or houses...I say drive it as fast as you can safely. <this is what im aboutOk im done. continue hatin lol
THAT DOESNT DESCRIBE WHAT YOU JUST SAID.
To be doing his speed on the freeway thats 130+ as someone here already calculated, is that your commute speed? and what is your MPG?
01-04-2012, 07:39 PM
#219
01-04-2012, 10:05 PM
#220
2) did you read what i wrote?( is that your commute speed?) How does this make sence. I don't drive like that
I just think its funny that everyone jumped on this guy's case.
Last edited by calitmax; 01-04-2012 at 10:20 PM.
01-04-2012, 10:57 PM
#221
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It comes down to a time and a place for everything. And well this was not the time or the place.
No one here drives like a DMV handbook. But when you double the speed limit. Your not going to get many to support your cause.
The lack of having grown up thoughts causes more problems for other Subaru owners down the road. We all should be glad the OP did not hit anyone. As that would have for sure brought a huge crack down on Subaru drivers across the bay.
No one here drives like a DMV handbook. But when you double the speed limit. Your not going to get many to support your cause.
The lack of having grown up thoughts causes more problems for other Subaru owners down the road. We all should be glad the OP did not hit anyone. As that would have for sure brought a huge crack down on Subaru drivers across the bay.
01-04-2012, 11:10 PM
#222
1) I said like. not the same. I'm only going off of what I have read. I've never actualy seen that exact road.
2) did you read what i wrote?( is that your commute speed?) How does this make sence. I don't drive like that
I just think its funny that everyone jumped on this guy's case.
2) did you read what i wrote?( is that your commute speed?) How does this make sence. I don't drive like that
I just think its funny that everyone jumped on this guy's case.
Nothing in his original statements add up. He knows if the whole TRUE store were/are told, NO ONE including a judge, would agree with their thought process.
01-05-2012, 12:20 AM
#224
1) I said like. not the same. I'm only going off of what I have read. I've never actualy seen that exact road.
2) did you read what i wrote?( is that your commute speed?) How does this make sence. I don't drive like that
I just think its funny that everyone jumped on this guy's case.
2) did you read what i wrote?( is that your commute speed?) How does this make sence. I don't drive like that
I just think its funny that everyone jumped on this guy's case.
01-05-2012, 02:29 PM
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I dont understand what that means. People keep telling the guy to just go in plead guilty and let the judge decide what to do with him. How is that smart? I understand he made a mistake but no one was hurt and he'll certainly learn from this mistake if he values his time and money (lawyer fees/fines/penalties/insurance/traffic school)