daley , lick my balls. Even if i got worse i would have fought it. it seems anytiem someone asks for help here, people go out of their way to try to spit on you.

k, heres some advice:

1) keep your license, insurance card, and registration in your car at all times.

2) dont do burn outs in public parking lots. i realize that your 17 and you just finished watching fast and the furious on tv and that your moms civic is a drift machine but resist the temptation.

3) we all get tickets. take em as a lesson. aparently you are not learning from this one.

and if you did read my post, i did give you advice.

I hope you are convicted you certainly deserve it. Do us all a favour and smarten up - listen to people who have been through this all.

[QUOTE=StealthZ]k, heres some advice:
2) dont do burn outs in public parking lots. i realize that your 17 and you just finished watching fast and the furious on tv and that your moms civic is a drift machine but resist the temptation.
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1st off, read my 1st post. if you don't then shut up. My mom drives a van, i own a supra. watching the fast and furious is totally unrelated as many thousands of other people have seen it so i do not understand why would you post something like that. And Daley seriously i just think you need some love from your parents :knock_tee

[QUOTE=CryoSLASH][QUOTE=StealthZ]k, heres some advice:
2) dont do burn outs in public parking lots. i realize that your 17 and you just finished watching fast and the furious on tv and that your moms civic is a drift machine but resist the temptation.
You're the rocket scientist that got pulled over for driving like a 12 yr old. Perhaps some drivers ed and some schooling might help you.

[QUOTE=CryoSLASH][QUOTE=StealthZ]k, heres some advice:
2) dont do burn outs in public parking lots. i realize that your 17 and you just finished watching fast and the furious on tv and that your moms civic is a drift machine but resist the temptation.
enjoy your tickets :thumbsup:

I will not allow Daley to lick your balls... :nono:

The right advise is to take. Sometimes its not about fighting the ticket. Once in a while your goose gets cooked, legit.

You're the rocket scientist that got pulled over for driving like a 12 yr old. Perhaps some drivers ed and some schooling might help you.[/QUOTE]
daley, comon. we all you your the one who is a drop out and that im the one going to university

i dont comprehend. im going to win in the court room. These are easy to fight especially considerign the other normal people here gave good advice. And i wouldn't let daley lick my balls anyway... that was just a comment just as pointless as the F&F comment.

at this point, i really hope you dont. maybe this will teach you something. that theres not always an easy way out of things especially when it is your own stupidity that got you in it.

maybe but not as stupid as your f&f comment.

:greddy2:

well I might be asking a stupid question here that was answered before, but did you not tell the cop that you had insurance, and that he could easily check on his computer that you are infact regested owner and have insurance since the car did have the right sticker on it. And if the officer couldn't all you had to do was show up with it at the cop station the next day and show them.

thats not how it works. you need proof yourself ie the card. and the smart thing to do in a situation like this is the next day to go with the card and get the ticket revoked and not to fight it. take the blame, say you made a mistake and dont bs them, theyve heard it all before.

Exactly.

And yes - I need school. You know nothing about what I do and where I work. No matter what I say will change your view - so please just take the tickets like you should. You got them - you were guilty. Be a man, not a kid.