Re: LTE 2.0
Posted: September 4th, 2009, 9:09 pm
POTD!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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POTD!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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If you see the hyphenated boys, give them a dozen to share.CellR wrote:I like it!!! Make sure none of those fall into the wrong hands!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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CrazieTalk.....we don't hyphen.Lavabe wrote:If you see the hyphenated boys, give them a dozen to share.CellR wrote:I like it!!! Make sure none of those fall into the wrong hands!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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It's not spell-checkers? Damn.YmoBeThere wrote:Hyphening does get you out of some troubles with spell checkers...
Haha, ich habe keine idee.CameronBornAndBred wrote:It's not spell-checkers? Damn.YmoBeThere wrote:Hyphening does get you out of some troubles with spell checkers...
have to disabree with you Tilly. I have come to the conclusion in recent years that traffic tickets have next to nothing to do with public safery. It's all about playing 'gotcha'. And bjorn, I'd appeal it. If you think you stopped and there is no video to ascertain a rolling stop and you had time to ascertain your ability to safely navigate the intersection, it's worth a try.TillyGalore wrote:Fundraiser? Are you kidding me? The law is the law.bjornolf wrote:Damn moving violation tickets. I was coming home from dropping off the kids at carpool this morning, and I got a ticket for "failure to obey highway signs" for a Hollywood stop at a stop sign. The annoying thing about it is that the sergeant that gave me the ticket told me that there weren't any points involved. That sounded odd to me, so I looked it up on the Virginia website when I got home. Sure enough, it said it was a 3 point violation. I called the police station, and they said they didn't know, and I had to call the county seat magistrate. Sure enough, 3 points.
I understand that the officer on the street has little to do with the fines and points system, but they should NOT be telling people stuff like that if they don't know. I've had a clean record for over 5 years, so other than risking a hike in my insurance, which sucks huge time, it's really not a big deal to me. However, if I had points on my license and this put me over the license suspension line, that could be REALLY bad. It's really just a dang fund raiser for the city at the end of the fiscal year. They've been out in force this week giving tickets to everybody. It just annoys me that I get 3 points for their fundraiser when they tell me it's NO points. AAAAAAAARGH!![]()
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Sorry, rant over.
Back to your regularly scheduled PWing.
I do agree with you, if the police don't know the points question, they should say they don't know and refer you to the magistrates office.
As someone who sets insurance rates based on those tickets, we like to see all the data we can get our hands on(legally of course).Bostondevil wrote:One of the reasons I believe traffic tickets have next to nothing to do with public safety is the traffic hazards caused by the police when performing routing traffic stops. In Newton, they routinely pull people over at busy intersections during rush hour causing worse back-ups than were already there because now you have to navigate around them and their unlucky victim who had no chance to be speeding so the only possible ticket would be trying to be the last car squeezing through the intersection as the light turns red. Rude? Yes. Technically against the law? Yes. Worthy of a ticket that will increase your insurance rates? Absolutely not. Traffic tickets are are government racket just like anything else, taxes to keep government employees - cops plus all those court baliffs and magistrates and traffic court judges - on the payroll. It is true that speeding tickets reduce accidents but the others do not, they are designed to relieve the general public of their money. And the fact that insurance companies get to raise your rates because of them is criminal. We don't need more cops in my opinion. We need less.
fab idea!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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It better be, I got 80 of 'em now...devildeac wrote:fab idea!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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And on # 70 I thought of Ozzie, but it was too late. After I had snapped them all out of the template, I thought "wouldn't it be cool if they all had "GTHC" on the back? Sigh, next batch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:It better be, I got 80 of 'em now...devildeac wrote:fab idea!CameronBornAndBred wrote:I'm printing some business cards to give away tomorrow. For our non-business.
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Not 9F?CameronBornAndBred wrote:And on # 70 I thought of Ozzie, but it was too late. After I had snapped them all out of the template, I thought "wouldn't it be cool if they all had "GTHC" on the back? Sigh, next batch.CameronBornAndBred wrote:It better be, I got 80 of 'em now...devildeac wrote: fab idea!
Wrong website.Bostondevil wrote: Not 9F?