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And no, getting caught for being a habitual dickhead on the road...

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Originally posted by Wishimay:

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:
If this is all about vanity about his hairline, then .... ???

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Like I said...brainwashed.
Thanks for being part of the problem.

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:


1) Protective coloration in a tough job or rough neighborhood, or

2) A big EFFU to TPTB.

...dashcam running in his car to record events?

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You can't build a nation with bombs. You can't create a society with guns.

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Originally posted by AURaptor:


The road does not belong to you. If you're overtly distracted, drunk, or otherwise impaired, you put the lives of everyone around you in danger.

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Got news for ya, every time you start 'er up, you are in danger, even if everyone involved is an expert. Shit happens. If you are driving around pissed off at the dude you passed five minutes ago, you are just as much distracted. It's up to you to put your big boy pants on and drive on and deal with whatever comes your way or try to control the actions of every bad driver out there.

Personally, if they wanna drive distracted and crash into a tree, it's none of mine. My responsibility is controlling MY car.

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Originally posted by 1kiki:
Does your hubby have 'stick out' or 'lie down' hair?

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You ignore the road and those around you because you're on the phone, you've made it the business of everyone around you.

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Originally posted by Magonsdaughter:

And no, getting caught for being a habitual dickhead on the road...

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If going ten over is being a dickhead to you, I'm sure everyone here is a dickhead every day!

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:


You might want to re-look at that chains of decisions and consequences and see if there aren't other options.

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You ignore the road and those around you because you're on the phone, you've made it the business of everyone around you.

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Blah blah blah blah.....


YOU CAN ONLY DRIVE ONE CAR AT A TIME AND IT BETTER DAMN WELL BE YOURS

Is what it ALLLLLLL comes down to.

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Every damn day... Every damn day I wanna pull up stakes and never come back...

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Originally posted by SIGNYM:


WTF?? Does my car have a "HIT ME" sign on it???

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I'm not gonna pretend to be mindlessly happy just cuz some people on the 'net want me to be.

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We have a moral obligation to be happy.

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Originally posted by Wishimay:
It's because I'm TRAPPED, I haven't had a vacation ina DECADE, I'd love to see most of the people I know LOBOTOMIZED (well, more so) and EVERY FUCKING DAY OF MY LIFE BRINGS IT'S OWN SPECIAL HELL.

But, I'm talking to people here. I know I'm supposed to be a "trooper" and "grin and bear it" so others don't get offended. FUCK THAT. I'm not gonna pretend to be mindlessly happy just cuz some people on the 'net want me to be.

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We have a moral obligation to be happy.

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Domo Arigato, Mr Robot.

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Originally posted by 1kiki:
Wish

It's obvious to me you have a lot of real life problems to deal with. And I know from experience when you're in pain and/ or ill it makes things just that much harder to deal with.

And our resident sociopath/ troll aka rapturd thinks problems, suffering, and stress are just HI-larious. Pay him no mind.

While I can't take any burdens from you, you have my sympathies.

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Wish

It's obvious to me you have a lot of real life problems to deal with. And I know from experience when you're in pain and/ or ill it makes things just that much harder to deal with.

And our resident sociopath/ troll aka rapturd thinks problems, suffering, and stress are just HI-larious. Pay him no mind.

While I can't take any burdens from you, you have my sympathies.

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Never said any such things, but it's telling how you try to assign false views onto others, and there by make it easier to despise them when you disagree.

Speaking of sociopath / troll, I never even used the word 'hi-larious' anywhere in this thread, nor did I ever mock Wish for her " problems, suffering, and stress ".

1kiki, you completely made that one up, out of thin air.

Also, MD suggested Wish stop whining too, yet I was the one who is singled out by you for nonsensical ad hominems.

Why is that ? Just curious.

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Originally posted by JEWELSTAITEFAN:
Come on now, you know 1kiki gets confused between all the people who disagree with her, which includes you and most of the voices in her head, plus most of the people in her world (assuming they are reasonable). She has so much trouble trying to keep straight all of her different personalities and what their problems are, we cannot really expect her to organize her interactions with the Real World when she ventures a toe outside of her delusions.

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WTF?? Does my car have a "HIT ME" sign on it??? -SIGNY

I'm sorry, the prescribed RWED allowed response here goes something like :
If YOU were watching the road better, more aware of other drivers, didn't have a radio on, had given a BJ to a traffic cop the night before, had committed to driving the long way home even if it means an extra three hours, been using a microscope to make sure you keep five miles UNDER the speed limit like a good little citizen, worn a day glo suit, covered your car in the American flag so that it was more visible, held your tongue just a certain way.................

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See whut I mean? SHIT HAPPENS. And it pisses you off.

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Every time he goes driving at night around here they pull him over. It's that he's 6 foot..... three hundred pound.... shaved big dude. They single him out as a threat EVERY time. This one was for doing ten miles over, like everyone else was doing.
He's been pulled over at least forty times in the last eight years. Gotten so paranoid he has a gun in the car with him at all times.

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As for leaving here...

It's because I'm TRAPPED, I haven't had a vacation in a DECADE

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I'd love to see most of the people I know LOBOTOMIZED (well, more so) and EVERY FUCKING DAY OF MY LIFE BRINGS IT'S OWN SPECIAL HELL.

But, I'm talking to people here. I know I'm supposed to be a "trooper" and "grin and bear it" so others don't get offended. FUCK THAT. I'm not gonna pretend to be mindlessly happy just cuz some people on the 'net want me to be.

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so tell me, because sometimes I think I miss some of the meanings in the way you guys speak, does not having a vacation mean you haven't had a break from work, or you haven't gone away from your house?

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... even tho I thought a few were unfair.

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... even tho I thought a few were unfair.

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Once again, PART OF THE PROBLEM.


Like I said he's only had three tickets the entire time we've been married. He usually drives like an old man. It's that he's a big angry lookin' dude driving country roads at night. I have no problem with patrolling or speed enforcement, but getting pulled over every other time you leave the house IS harassment. And if we said anything about it, it would just make it worse.
Welcome to America. Land of the micromanaged.

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The first offender profile was assembled by detectives of the Metropolitan Police on the personality of Jack the Ripper, a serial killer who had murdered a series of prostitutes in the 1880s. Police surgeon Thomas Bond was asked to give his opinion on the extent of the murderer's surgical skill and knowledge.[11] Bond's assessment was based on his own examination of the most extensively mutilated victim and the post mortem notes from the four previous canonical murders.[12]

In his notes, dated November 10, 1888, he mentioned the sexual nature of the murders coupled with elements of apparent misogyny and rage. Dr. Bond also tried to reconstruct the murder and interpret the behavior pattern of the offender: soon he came up with a profile or signature personality traits of the offender to assist police investigation.

The profile said that five murders of seven in the area at the time the report was written had been committed by one person alone who was physically strong, composed, and daring. The unknown offender would be quiet and harmless in appearance, possibly middle-aged, and neatly attired, probably wearing a cloak to hide the bloody effects of his attacks out in the open. He would be a loner, without a real occupation, eccentric, and mentally unstable. He might even suffer from a condition called Satyriasis, a sexual deviancy that is today referred to as hypersexuality or promiscuity. Bond also mentioned that he believed the offender had no anatomical knowledge and could not be a surgeon or butcher. Bond's basic profile was:

“The murderer must have been a man of physical strength and great coolness and daring... subject to periodic attacks of homicidal and erotic mania. The characters of the mutilations indicate that the man may be in a condition sexually, that may be called Satyriasis”[13]

In 1912, a psychologist in Lackawanna, New York delivered in lecture in which he analyzed an unknown criminal who was suspected of having murdered a local boy named Joey Joseph. Based on the postcards which had been used to taunt the Lackawanna Police and the Joseph family, the profile ultimately led to the arrest and conviction of J. Frank Hickey.[14]

A version of profiling is thought to have been used in the 1940s, when investigations relied on mental health professionals to create a profile of an offender in order to aid the police investigation.[15] Soon after, as discussed below, James Brussel was called upon to analyze the information on the Mad Bomber in New York City, and he created an accurate profile of the offender. This caught the attention of the FBI, who then worked to develop a technique for profiling, based on the process used by Brussel.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Offender_profiling#History

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There were a couple of years that were absolutely hellacious ...


If I were to add unrelenting pain on top of that, I don't know what I would have done.

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... why the cops

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