Have you ever been on the
wrong side of the law?
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LL Cool Joe said...
- I got a speeding ticket once. That's it.
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Olga Hebert said...
- Speeding tickets and once jaywalking in Washington, DC. Who would ever guess?
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Changes in the wind said...
- I got a speeding ticket once...
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Jan said...
- Made a not quite all the way stop at a stop sign once. Got caught.
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Arkansas Patti said...
- My brothers and I were picked up by the police when I was 6 and
taken to the precinct as a scare. No we didn't take anything nor do
anything wrong. It was a misunderstanding. I was afraid of cops till I
dated one many years later.
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Birdie said...
- Not once. Not even a speeding ticket. I have never even been pulled over.
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Tabor said...
- A speeding ticket when I was 17 coming down the canyon in the
Rockies. The red sports car ahead of me was going much faster! I also
got pulled over early one morning on the highway when it was still dark.
I was in my late 40's and in a hurry to get to work. I apologized
profusely to the cop and he let me go with a warning.
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Elephant's Child said...
- My partner doesn't vote. Which is compulsory here. When asked
if there is another eligible voter in the house I say no. And feel bad
about it.
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kenju said...
- A speeding ticket and another one for passing a stopped school bus (it was hidden just over a hill, and I was exonerated!)
Birdie said...
- What about you? Does our Grannie Annie have a sordid past?
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River said...
- No. A couple of family members, but never me. I'm a goody-two-shoes.
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Lynn said...
- Multiple speeding tickets - until I figured out I could slow down
and save money. :) Plus two for not stopping completely at stop signs
(what they call a rolling stop.) Same thing - a building doesn't have to
fall on me...
You were a bootlegger????
- 1965, newly married, nineteen years old and very gullible we ran a
cab company and sold pints of whiskey after 10:00 PM and on Sunday and
holidays. We bought for $1 and sold for $5 and made enough money to
start college in the Fall. I was told this was expected of all cab
companies and the owner did not want any of the profit he just wanted us
to provide the expected service. We did not have to fear the law as
long as we bought the pints from the Sheriff's brother-in-law who owned a
liquor store. Basically we were bootleggers...never arrested. Before
we went to school we also bought a poodle puppy with some of the
proceeds and named him Hooch. But I have never had a ticket for
speeding or for any other infraction of the law:-)
- A speeding ticket in the middle of the Mexican desert. Two warnings by police officers in Corvallis, OR. One of those I was only doing 36mph. The other was running a YELLOW light, so you know, I was really innocent. Oh but this year somehow forgot to pay state taxes, and that's not good. Oh well.
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Kerry said...
- At least I didn't sell whiskey from my car!!!
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Pat said...
- The police man said I went through a red light which I disputed - it had been a long drive from dropping my son at Uni and driving south for hours with the sun in my eyes. The policeman said "you can't con a copper!" Thirty quid down the Swannee!


Yas.
Never got a speeding ticket, always tickets for running red lights or stop signs for motor vehicle violations.
But.................................................................I did get issued a summons for disturbing the peace.
Father Nature's Corner
Never got a speeding ticket, always tickets for running red lights or stop signs for motor vehicle violations.
But.................................................................I did get issued a summons for disturbing the peace.
Father Nature's Corner

I was pulled over once for speeding when I was 18 and at a high enough speed that I had to go to court. I have also been pulled over for equipment failure (once a blown head gasket and once for a broken tail light). When I was 20, I was called aside by a policeman, along with several friends, and questioned for breaking into a school that was closed. We were playing basketball in the gym when caught. We were all of the belief that the door was open when we arrived we saw the gym open many times before. In fact, we saw several baseball players walking in and out of the school to use the bathroom when we were playing. The policeman believed us and just asked us to play on the outdoor courts. It wasn't until a year later that one of the people I was with that day (an acquaintance more than a friend) admitted that he had gone to the school earlier that morning and cut the padlock. (Rob)

I got a speeding ticket once. That's it.
ReplyDeleteSpeeding tickets and once jaywalking in Washington, DC. Who would ever guess?
ReplyDeleteI got a speeding ticket once...
ReplyDeleteMade a not quite all the way stop at a stop sign once. Got caught.
ReplyDeleteMy brothers and I were picked up by the police when I was 6 and taken to the precinct as a scare. No we didn't take anything nor do anything wrong. It was a misunderstanding. I was afraid of cops till I dated one many years later.
ReplyDeleteNot once. Not even a speeding ticket. I have never even been pulled over.
ReplyDeleteA speeding ticket when I was 17 coming down the canyon in the Rockies. The red sports car ahead of me was going much faster! I also got pulled over early one morning on the highway when it was still dark. I was in my late 40's and in a hurry to get to work. I apologized profusely to the cop and he let me go with a warning.
ReplyDeleteMy partner doesn't vote. Which is compulsory here. When asked if there is another eligible voter in the house I say no. And feel bad about it.
ReplyDeleteA speeding ticket and another one for passing a stopped school bus (it was hidden just over a hill, and I was exonerated!)
ReplyDeleteWhat about you? Does our Grannie Annie have a sordid past?
ReplyDeleteNo. A couple of family members, but never me. I'm a goody-two-shoes.
ReplyDeleteMultiple speeding tickets - until I figured out I could slow down and save money. :) Plus two for not stopping completely at stop signs (what they call a rolling stop.) Same thing - a building doesn't have to fall on me...
ReplyDeleteYou were a bootlegger????
1965, newly married, nineteen years old and very gullible we ran a cab company and sold pints of whiskey after 10:00 PM and on Sunday and holidays. We bought for $1 and sold for $5 and made enough money to start college in the Fall. I was told this was expected of all cab companies and the owner did not want any of the profit he just wanted us to provide the expected service. We did not have to fear the law as long as we bought the pints from the Sheriff's brother-in-law who owned a liquor store. Basically we were bootleggers...never arrested. Before we went to school we also bought a poodle puppy with some of the proceeds and named him Hooch. But I have never had a ticket for speeding or for any other infraction of the law:-)
ReplyDeleteA speeding ticket in the middle of the Mexican desert. Two warnings by police officers in Corvallis, OR. One of those I was only doing 36mph. The other was running a YELLOW light, so you know, I was really innocent. Oh but this year somehow forgot to pay state taxes, and that's not good. Oh well.
ReplyDeleteAt least I didn't sell whiskey from my car!!!
ReplyDeleteThe police man said I went through a red light which I disputed - it had been a long drive from dropping my son at Uni and driving south for hours with the sun in my eyes. The policeman said "you can't con a copper!" Thirty quid down the Swannee!
ReplyDeleteYas.
ReplyDeleteNever got a speeding ticket, always tickets for running red lights or stop signs for motor vehicle violations.
But.................................................................I did get issued a summons for disturbing the peace.
Father Nature's Corner
I was pulled over once for speeding when I was 18 and at a high enough speed that I had to go to court. I have also been pulled over for equipment failure (once a blown head gasket and once for a broken tail light). When I was 20, I was called aside by a policeman, along with several friends, and questioned for breaking into a school that was closed. We were playing basketball in the gym when caught. We were all of the belief that the door was open when we arrived we saw the gym open many times before. In fact, we saw several baseball players walking in and out of the school to use the bathroom when we were playing. The policeman believed us and just asked us to play on the outdoor courts. It wasn't until a year later that one of the people I was with that day (an acquaintance more than a friend) admitted that he had gone to the school earlier that morning and cut the padlock. (Rob)
ReplyDeleteThe police once stopped me for speeding a teensy bit over the speed limit, but he let me off after I explained how worried I'd been about a situation. He was kind.
ReplyDeleteI shoplifted a few times when I was 15 years old, and then decided that it wasn't worth the risk. Fortunately I didn't ever get caught!
ReplyDelete