PWA 4: New Origins... - Page 1883

Dznts · 10-10-2012, 09:28 AM

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Originally Posted by bhall82

where's flobro this am

Renegade · 10-10-2012, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by bossbunny

Goober.

I hae a radar, but its never saved me from troopers. I've only gotten pulled over for no front plate hahah.

Sad.

Please say it isn't so..i expected better from you lol. Skip must've let you off on a warning lucky dog.

bossbunny · 10-10-2012, 09:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Renegade

Please say it isn't so..i expected better from you lol. Skip must've let you off on a warning lucky dog.

Hahaha. I refuse to mount my front plate. And he has gotten me off with warnings (several) before but I have gotten a ticket for it once.

Renegade · 10-10-2012, 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by bossbunny

Hahaha. I refuse to mount my front plate. And he has gotten me off with warnings (several) before but I have gotten a ticket for it once.

I just hope word don't spread in the county their goes Skip lawbreaker who gets off easy with a warning

GoldCartridgeGamer · 10-10-2012, 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by bossbunny

Hahaha. I refuse to mount my front plate. And he has gotten me off with warnings (several) before but I have gotten a ticket for it once.

Yea I could never do that. The only way I'd get one is if the leo were always looking for me then I'd get one that hides away and isn't drilled into the bumper. Luckily my state doesn't require one.

bossbunny · 10-10-2012, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Renegade

I just hope word don't spread in the county their goes Skip lawbreaker who gets off easy with a warning

Nah all the warnings are in my name.

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Originally Posted by Lgndryhr

Yea I could never do that. The only way I'd get one is if the leo were always looking for me then I'd get one that hides away and isn't drilled into the bumper.

Yeah but even then. I have suction cups to put it in the front window when the cops are bad on holidays but then I take it down.

Dznts · 10-10-2012, 09:42 AM

i am ready for lunch already

Renegade · 10-10-2012, 09:42 AM

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Originally Posted by bossbunny

Nah all the warnings are in my name.

Yeah but even then. I have suction cups to put it in the front window when the cops are bad on holidays but then I take it down.

With a colgate smile like that a warning and dinner tonight is more then appropriate

GoldCartridgeGamer · 10-10-2012, 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by bossbunny

Nah all the warnings are in my name.

Yeah but even then. I have suction cups to put it in the front window when the cops are bad on holidays but then I take it down.

Didn't know you could do that. Then yea I'd choose that option, lol.

Renegade · 10-10-2012, 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Dznts

i am ready for lunch already

Quit being a fatass

Dznts · 10-10-2012, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Renegade

Quit being a fatass

. ive gotta feed the machine

Renegade · 10-10-2012, 09:46 AM

True. Chinese or Italian food sounds good right now..

Dznts · 10-10-2012, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Renegade

True. Chinese or Italian food sounds good right now..

chinese!

FenwickHockey65 · 10-10-2012, 09:48 AM

Speaking of China...

China video of man beaten in anti-Japan riot spurs soul-searching
Anti-Japan protests in China have hurt businesses and people, including a Chinese driver left partially paralyzed after an attack in Xian.
LATimes.com
September 27, 2012
By Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times

BEIJING — The $15,000 that factory worker Li Jianli saved up to buy his white Toyota Corolla turned out to be nowhere near the costliest part of the deal. He nearly paid with his life.

Li was out in the central city of Xian on a recent Saturday afternoon looking for an apartment for his soon-to-be-married son when he happened to steer the car into one of the anti-Japanese demonstrations that were rocking China.

Then Li made another mistake: He leaped out of the car to plead with the mob not to trash the vehicle, which he'd bought just last year. A burly young man smashed him over the head with a U-shaped steering-wheel lock.

Li, 51, now lies in hospital bed, partially paralyzed as a result of the Sept. 15 beating. A video of the beating was released Wednesday by a reporter with the Beijing Youth Daily, prompting a round of soul-searching over the violence that engulfed China this month.

The anti-Japanese riots, prompted by a dispute over some uninhabited islands, have taken a psychological and economic toll on China. Japanese automakers Toyota, Nissan, Mazda and Suzuki announced this week that they were pausing their production in China because of reduced demand, a move that will harm Japanese joint ventures with Chinese companies and potentially cost Chinese jobs. The number of flights between Japan and China have been reduced as well.

"Japan will really be hurt because China is its largest trading partner, but this is not so good for China either," said Hu Xingdou, an economics professor at the Beijing Institute of Technology. "We are looking at billions of dollars of losses coming out of this conflict."

In protests in more than 80 cities, Japanese-owned factories and stores were looted and set on fire. Hundreds if not thousands of Japanese-model cars were overturned and destroyed. In isolated cases, Japanese nationals were attacked. Two in Shanghai went to hospitals for treatment, but their injuries were not serious, a spokesman for the Japanese Embassy said.

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FenwickHockey65 General Motors Aficionado Drives: 2023 GMC Canyon, 2023 Expedition Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: Florida Posts: 37,375 View My Garage	Speaking of China... China video of man beaten in anti-Japan riot spurs soul-searching Anti-Japan protests in China have hurt businesses and people, including a Chinese driver left partially paralyzed after an attack in Xian. LATimes.com September 27, 2012 By Barbara Demick, Los Angeles Times BEIJING — The $15,000 that factory worker Li Jianli saved up to buy his white Toyota Corolla turned out to be nowhere near the costliest part of the deal. He nearly paid with his life. Li was out in the central city of Xian on a recent Saturday afternoon looking for an apartment for his soon-to-be-married son when he happened to steer the car into one of the anti-Japanese demonstrations that were rocking China. Then Li made another mistake: He leaped out of the car to plead with the mob not to trash the vehicle, which he'd bought just last year. A burly young man smashed him over the head with a U-shaped steering-wheel lock. Li, 51, now lies in hospital bed, partially paralyzed as a result of the Sept. 15 beating. A video of the beating was released Wednesday by a reporter with the Beijing Youth Daily, prompting a round of soul-searching over the violence that engulfed China this month. The anti-Japanese riots, prompted by a dispute over some uninhabited islands, have taken a psychological and economic toll on China. Japanese automakers Toyota, Nissan, Mazda and Suzuki announced this week that they were pausing their production in China because of reduced demand, a move that will harm Japanese joint ventures with Chinese companies and potentially cost Chinese jobs. The number of flights between Japan and China have been reduced as well. "Japan will really be hurt because China is its largest trading partner, but this is not so good for China either," said Hu Xingdou, an economics professor at the Beijing Institute of Technology. "We are looking at billions of dollars of losses coming out of this conflict." In protests in more than 80 cities, Japanese-owned factories and stores were looted and set on fire. Hundreds if not thousands of Japanese-model cars were overturned and destroyed. In isolated cases, Japanese nationals were attacked. Two in Shanghai went to hospitals for treatment, but their injuries were not serious, a spokesman for the Japanese Embassy said. __________________ 2023 GMC Canyon Elevation 2023 Ford Expedition SSV (State-Issued)

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