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i can pretty much guarantee you the deputy that busted you wasn't the one that clocked you . the one that clocked you didn't even start his car. by the time he would have gotten up to 60mph, had you kept your speed you would have been in the next state :p. he called the next 3 or so counties to have them keep a look out for you .
As a driver, 76 in a 55 last month (contesting the ticket).
As a passenger, 105 in a 35 in my best friend's Ford Torino back in 1974 (on route 46 between Mahoning Ave and Kirk Rd, for those familiar with A-Town). My friend also qualified for Dumbass of the Year for his reply to the cop:
Officer: Do you know how fast you were going?
Friend: No.
Officer: 105 in a 45.
Friend: (smirks) And I wasn't even out of third gear yet...
The cop was gonna let him off with a warning until his last comment...dumbass.
I think it's the wrong island, but watch out for the cast of Lost out there.
Some friends of mine were pulled over while we were in college. We had dropped a little bit of acid and realized there was no beer in the house. They decided they could make a beer run and were pulled over on the way. They were doing 9 in a 35.
Jeffcat;862471; said:well as far as getting caught i was clocked at 83 in a 55.
about a year after i got my liscense in my old car i had it topped out at 108(GM governed) as a i met a slowed down 45mph section on the highway and the cop clocked me and took off like a bat out of hell from what i could see. luckily i was in the best possible situation ever. he was on the other side of the highway, there was some snow in the median, and i disappeared around a bend and took the offramp and headed into town for a bit.
Bucky Katt;862476; said:Exit ramp in the snow? Sounds like a slippery slope.