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r33skylinegtst Mentor

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Yeah, it's all about being polite and showing them the due respect. I've been out in my car a few times (not me driving tho) and haven't been pulled up yet... mind you we haven't been doing anything dumb but still, no-ones tried to pull over the car to slap defect stickers on it :cheers:

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yeah, he whats known as a co*k. ur gonna get them everywhere, its just crap when they get in the police force, they act as if they r police that they have so much to deal with and ur part of what they hate.

u just have to shrug it off and have faith the in general 90% or so of police are very nice and are doing they're best to protect us. thats what i think, the biggest reason poeple dont like the police is because of politicians, the cops dont make the rules, and in a lot of cases they hate enforcing stupid rules as much as we hate copping them. and they look bad becuase they are the ones that have to do us for pointless defects.

my 2c anyway.

Terminal Grand Master

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yeah i had a bloke pull me up in braddon one friday night. i wasn't out with the rest of the hoons, just passing through to get some fuel and a feed. then on my way out, got pulled up and accused of spinning my wheels. it had been raining, but i'm sure i hadn't done anything. he then told me if i wanted to argue, we can go to the magistrates court on monday. i told him i wasn't arguing, i was just stating that i don't think i spun my wheels. then he went around my car, asking me stupid questions about what mods etc. asked if i had a bov, i told him i did, but that it passed the pits at dickson. then he shutup and let me go on my way. i think he just needed a power trip.

Shell Grand Master

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What do we all think of this???

I think ur all wusses for taking the easy way and going for an auto license :D :jk:

honestly though, if you're talking about where you come off the Monaro and go under the bridge on Canb Ave - I go thru there every day - and even in the wet or giving it a bit to make the green light, i've never come unstuck.

so i think you pretty much have to accept it, as well as the P-plate thing. The p-plate, you might have got away with another time, but hey.. he's seen you hang it loose around an intersection....

As for the auto->manual thing, I thought it just changed automatically?? Or do you have to actually go in and ask for it?

Gus- Grand Master

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yeah, he whats known as a co*k. ur gonna get them everywhere, its just crap when they get in the police force, they act as if they r police that they have so much to deal with and ur part of what they hate.  

u just have to shrug it off and have faith the in general 90% or so of police are very nice and are doing they're best to protect us. thats what i think, the biggest reason poeple dont like the police is because of politicians, the cops dont make the rules, and in a lot of cases they hate enforcing stupid rules as much as we hate copping them. and they look bad becuase they are the ones that have to do us for pointless defects.  

my 2c anyway.

couldn't have said it better!

SkyGTRline Mentor

SkyGTRline

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Ok...Ok, i did come around the corner a bit fast.. But im not saying that i didnt do anything bad... im just saying that their there when you just do one lil thing stupid... I mean, everyone does it every once in a while or more for some of us.. But they just had to be right there at that time...

BIGGEST thing about it, they were bastards and tried to get me for everything.

Yes. i accept it...

But there are some nice cops and some bad cops...

Its all got to do with luck...

Fitzpatrick Speed Works Mentor

Fitzpatrick Speed Works

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i do stuff you shouldnt do 24/7 in a car and i get busted ah- well i cant do what i do now when i have kids a morgage or am way old so do it now... if you just cop it sweet sometimes the cops have a laugh with you (but you still get the fine-damn it)

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