spinpuppy

Buy a lottery ticket...you are so so lucky to be alive!

I agree with you 100%...but the dam records skip every time I hit a pothole!

put it all on a flash drive and you done...plug into car and listen to your hearts content

Back in February, I and quite a few of my co-workers had all of the symptoms of this virus. I was pretty sick. fever, slept for 2 days, shortness of breath and the cough that lasted for weeks. But hey! I am still here. Called an immune system. There are viruses and bacteria all around you everywhere. You cant hide from them unless you lived in some kind of sterile bubble. What I am saying is that this is over...just like the seasonal flu. Comes in the fall, lasts till the spring. Every year. Wake up yall and quit watching CNN

In the past 4 days, I have been in contact with another 3 to 4 THOUSAND humans....and I wish to report that I am still alive and as hateful as ever. Today, May 8th, Pennsylvania is supposed to " open up". Now I can go try a pair of shoes on before I buy them so I can do my 18000 steps a day in comfort. Also, the tobacco shop is going to open, YAY, I was almost out. OMG I might be able to get some of my favorite Chinese food from the Topps Buffet, too! They better open the pool at the country club....or I will cancel my membership.

NICE! Where is the toilet paper link?

There wont be any more "cases" Its bullshit

Like I have been saying....its all fuckin bullshit! Been at work seeing thousands of people every fuckin day. ( I know its thousands because I have to count them!) I am just fine. Yall just keep sitting at home and allow that to happen to you.

Like I always say" Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see"

Load it up lets test it!

I go to work every day. I have been at work every day. I do not get to sit at home every day and watch TV. I hate people

You serious Clark?

Welcome to the forums and welcome back! Load up COD World at War (#5) and come play!

Welcome back! We will always be here waiting to frag ya!

Welcome to the forums!

Is this good news, or bad news?

3246 is the correct answer for what I have!

3246

Welcome back!

medicare is for retirees, 65 and older. single payer government issued. Wife pays $135 month for what is called part b, c and d. Covers EVERYTHING including prescriptions, eye care , dental, rides to doct appointments, unlimited hospital stays and a bunch more.

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In the Beginning, There Were SpeedersBack to Top Police Used Bicycles to Enforce Speed Limitsg1 Bicycle Roundsman John Schuessler c1899 NY Times 5/21/1899 The first traffic arrest was made 5/20/1899 to a taxi driver, Jacob German, in NYC operating an electric vehicle, by 26 year old New York City police officer, Bicycle Roundsman John Schuessler. Mr. German did not have the luxury of a paper ticket, he was jailed. This vehicle was a terror on the streets of New York, blazing along Lexington Avenue at an estimated 12 mph. The posted speed limit was 8 mph. Roundsman Schuessler had been promoted during then Colonel Theodore Roosevelt's tenure on the Board of Police Commissioners. Mr. German drove for the Electric Vehicle Company. In 1897, the company began leasing its cabs in New York City, and by 1899, there were 60 of these electric taxis called "Electrobats" in the city. The drivers would return the cars each night to a battery station on Broadway, to swap for newly charged batteries. Electric Taxi NYC c1899 Electrobat Taxi c1899 Hemmings had this to say about the early 'Electrobats': Electrobats in 1901 Thomas Edison film 0:44 mark 12 miles an hour???? Gets arrested for speeding? Sure this didn't happen in Maryland?

History[edit] The radar speed gun was invented by John L. Barker Sr., and Ben Midlock, who developed radar for the military while working for the Automatic Signal Company (later Automatic Signal Division of LFE Corporation) in Norwalk, CT during World War II. Originally, Automatic Signal was approached by Grumman Aircraft Corporation to solve the specific problem of terrestrial landing gear damage on the now-legendary PBY Catalina amphibious aircraft. Barker and Midlock cobbled a Doppler radar unit from coffee cans soldered shut to make microwave resonators. The unit was installed at the end of the runway (at Grumman's Bethpage, NY facility), and aimed directly upward to measure the sink rate of landing PBYs. After the war, Barker and Midlock tested radar on the Merritt Parkway.[1] In 1947, the system was tested by the Connecticut State Police in Glastonbury, Connecticut, initially for traffic surveys and issuing warnings to drivers for excessive speed. Starting in February 1949, the state police began to issue speeding tickets based on the speed recorded by the radar device.[2] In 1948, radar was also used in Garden City, New York.[3] And I thought it was for a fucking baseball! I hate these guys

Yes, you spelled Byalistok correctly. I hope you shoved the potato in one of those many speeding ticket envelopes you send out. There are many people out of work because of this (no opinion)....thing that's going on and they could bake it or make french fries out of it. Or give it to the kids so they could stick those Mr. Potato face things on it. P.S you are scared of COD 5 and this Q tip is still up

@EastCoast50 ...D class, huh? I thought you retired... @icequeenherb should be C class by now while yall lick stamps and download pictures of vehicles zipping thru abandoned construction sites with no workers so you can have cash for cook outs and more fucking speed trap cameras. What the fuck happened to the cruiser with a breathing police officer holding a radar gun that was invented to see how fast a pitcher threw a fucking baseball!! And who was the original assclown that had the great idea to use it to give people speeding tickets! I'm gonna get on google, find his or her name and then cough on them!