What are my chances??
October-20th-2004, 11:43 PM
#32
Registered User
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Kauai, Hawaii
Posts: 16
Keep it too the track, the only track I can race at is the local Drag strip and it's a good 1-2 hour drive from where I live, and they only hold races once a month, but I'd rather keep it legal and safe for me and others, then race on the street and get caught, car impounded, license taken away and be a passenger for a few years.
October-23rd-2004, 09:19 PM
#33
Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2004
Posts: 121
Freedom isnt free.
If you do the crime be ready to do the time!
I am not your father or mentor or to put it this way lead by example. The other day I went to court to appeal a stop sign ticket and while sitting there after for around 3 hours waiting for my turn I saw how a judge plays the role of GOD and does like Ceasar would do in the Arena, mercy or no mercy for the guilt. I can tell you this I did not care pay for the ticket I had.
You had to see how a 6' 2" 22 year old cried when told he had to spend 6 months in jail for drunk driving, others there cars confiscated and liscense revoked for a year and add up a fine of a grand or 3 grand, uffff it does burn and badly!!! WIll make the toughest macho man cry for mamma.
Many Traffic courts have certain hours open to the public. My 2 cents are, just for the heck of it go one day and sit down and listen (I mean really listen) how the judge (which he is the people of whatever the state you are in) against you or whoever is been prosecutedm dictates your LIBERTY. I guarrantee you man, your urge to race will be gone and the next time you want to pedal to the metal the free visit to the court would back of your head making you think twice of what to do.
Freedom is a priviledge.
Wow, I should write a book... not man seriously, just think about it. Look around you, value the little things like just walking outside and sit down in front of your house or wash your car,, etc. Well, you know what I mean. I hate to write and sound like this but I will never forget the day I appeal that traffic ticket and spent time listening to that judge take away others liberty, no fun.
I am not your father or mentor or to put it this way lead by example. The other day I went to court to appeal a stop sign ticket and while sitting there after for around 3 hours waiting for my turn I saw how a judge plays the role of GOD and does like Ceasar would do in the Arena, mercy or no mercy for the guilt. I can tell you this I did not care pay for the ticket I had.
You had to see how a 6' 2" 22 year old cried when told he had to spend 6 months in jail for drunk driving, others there cars confiscated and liscense revoked for a year and add up a fine of a grand or 3 grand, uffff it does burn and badly!!! WIll make the toughest macho man cry for mamma.
Many Traffic courts have certain hours open to the public. My 2 cents are, just for the heck of it go one day and sit down and listen (I mean really listen) how the judge (which he is the people of whatever the state you are in) against you or whoever is been prosecutedm dictates your LIBERTY. I guarrantee you man, your urge to race will be gone and the next time you want to pedal to the metal the free visit to the court would back of your head making you think twice of what to do.
Freedom is a priviledge.
Wow, I should write a book... not man seriously, just think about it. Look around you, value the little things like just walking outside and sit down in front of your house or wash your car,, etc. Well, you know what I mean. I hate to write and sound like this but I will never forget the day I appeal that traffic ticket and spent time listening to that judge take away others liberty, no fun.
