I got a silly question.
A while ago I got fined for speeding over the Lewis - fair cop guv!
i think it was around 120 in a car. I had earlier stopped at Springs junction where they were fundraising for a sat phone, defib or something for SAR etc.
What would have happened if i had asked the nice cop if instead of paying whatever the fine was ($150?) if I gave a donation of half that amount to the fundraiser would he have let me go?
I just thought the money would actually be going towards something tangible that could help others?
While I'm raving here, I have had a few tickets over the years however the amount of the fines imposed doesn't really deter me that much. It's the actual humiliation of being pulled over that deters me. I feel like a naughty kid going to the circle of shame in the playground.
So RC & Scumdog sometimes a warning or quiet word does more good for PR and slows some of us down.
BTW are you my neighbour RC?
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I had a campaign a while back to help towards the cost , of those had bought doughnut vouchers, the one with most doughnut vouchers got reembursed
was a serious offer , no one took up
oh well
Stephen
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but who asked YOU ?
is because you are a loud-mouth yankee-doodle blouse. end of.
hahah. you need to change your view. i LOVE dealing with cops. they're hilarious fun. probably over 10k of "court enforcement" fines (~about 3-4K actually handed out by PO...) and i still do exactly what the fuck i want. when i want. where i want. (and aint hurt nobody in the doing so) and i'm making them pay their own fines off. good fucking deal (thanks NZ tax payers, for propping up this game)
and you're helping that one along, i'm sure...![]()
I ride peak times to work and back most days (even when raining). Never at night, never past 5.20pm.
Car only gets used maybe 3 or 4 times per month even through winter.
Since I've been sick, no riding to work last 3 weeks though.
I guess if I have a near miss (or hit) every 5000 kms riding that's only a few months to me.
Had a hit and run at a red light 3 months ago. My Alpinestar jacket must have invisible properties![]()
Last edited by vae; 4th September 2012 at 09:22. Reason: spelling
I commuted on a bike for years with no other form of transport, and except for times when I was being stupid I don't recall anyone nearly taking me out.
The one time that stands out, a woman did pull out in front of me. Shattered tib/fib in my right leg as it got sandwiched between her car and my bike, before I got thrown over the top of the car. But she admitted seeing me, but getting my speed and the gap all wrong pulled out anyway.
There are undoubtedly times I've had to hit the brakes, that statement feels right, I just can't think of when is all. The way it gets pointed out on here you'd think a nen sign comes on in the rear window of cars saying, "I'MA GET ME THIS HERE FUCKIN BIKER"!
Oh yeah, why would a shit box SV6 commonwhore (the standard model now by the way, not an upspec), be so interesting as to make you slow down and peer inside?
And, why would you not report being crashed into?
this thread is full of win.
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