I was wondering why I was getting all the dirty looks....

[IntrepidXJ]

.....and then I realized what plates my rental had :laugh: :laugh:
:rof:

 

[Frank Z]

Explain please

California plates?

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Come on, all you CO guys talk about the at people from CA and TX in CO

 

[YELLAHEEP]

How'd you like that SS? I've heard good things about 'em.

 

[Frank Z]

I assumed you were in California.

 

[IntrepidXJ]

I assumed you were in California.

Then why would I post this in the CO chapter

 

[IntrepidXJ]

How'd you like that SS? I've heard good things about 'em.

I really like it. I rented one last month for a week, and made sure to get another one this time around. Lots of power. Just glad you weren't around to pull me over

 

[YELLAHEEP]

I really like it. I rented one last month for a week, and made sure to get another one this time around. Lots of power. Just glad you weren't around to pull me over

Ya know, funny thing........... I don't write many tickets riding a desk in the jail........

Gawd I can't wait for this rotation to be done and get back out on the streets.....

 

[planefixer]

.....and then I realized what plates my rental had :laugh: :laugh:
:rof:

That will do it.

 

[Starboard M]

Dont be hating on the Cali plates! Thats what I have.

 

[Kittrell]

Damn Californians, who let you in !?!

 

[ColoradoRaptor]

Damn Californians, who let you in !?!

X2 :looser:

 

[Hypoid]

Dont be hating on the Cali plates! Thats what I have.

I thought you were...like...a student. It's OK to bring your money here and then leave.

But to move here? You know the rules:

Bring two job openings for youself and each friend/family member you wish to bring here.

Stay out of politics for a minum of 5 years.

Buy tires suitable for winter driving in COLORADO, and stop screaming "omygodomygodomygod!" every time the roads get icy. At least our Texas transplants manage an "EEEE-HAAAAAW!" when they get sideways.

While we are on the subject of winter driving, if you stop centering your car between the little posts that line the sides of the highway, I won't HAVE to drive on the shoulder when I pass you.

Two words: Following distance.

Those are related to two other words: Reaction time.

If estimating one car length for every 10 MPH of vehicle speed is too complex, try the two second rule: When the car in front of you passes a reference point like a pothole or signpost, you should be at least two seconds behind that car when you pass the same point. "A thousand-one, a thousand-two." Pretty durn simple, now get off my ass!

 

[JEONLYEP]

I thought you were...like...a student. It's OK to bring your money here and then leave.

But to move here? You know the rules:

Bring two job openings for youself and each friend/family member you wish to bring here.

Stay out of politics for a minum of 5 years.

Buy tires suitable for winter driving in COLORADO, and stop screaming "omygodomygodomygod!" every time the roads get icy. At least our Texas transplants manage an "EEEE-HAAAAAW!" when they get sideways.

While we are on the subject of winter driving, if you stop centering your car between the little posts that line the sides of the highway, I won't HAVE to drive on the shoulder when I pass you.

Two words: Following distance.

Those are related to two other words: Reaction time.

If estimating one car length for every 10 MPH of vehicle speed is too complex, try the two second rule: When the car in front of you passes a reference point like a pothole or signpost, you should be at least two seconds behind that car when you pass the same point. "A thousand-one, a thousand-two." Pretty durn simple, now get off my ass!

Care to share what you really think??

 

[Hypoid]

Care to share what you really think??

Wow! Thanks for the reminder Daryl.

JMHO, of course.

 

[Yucca-Man]

I thought you were...like...a student. It's OK to bring your money here and then leave.

But to move here? You know the rules:

Bring two job openings for youself and each friend/family member you wish to bring here.

Stay out of politics for a minum of 5 years.

Buy tires suitable for winter driving in COLORADO, and stop screaming "omygodomygodomygod!" every time the roads get icy. At least our Texas transplants manage an "EEEE-HAAAAAW!" when they get sideways.

While we are on the subject of winter driving, if you stop centering your car between the little posts that line the sides of the highway, I won't HAVE to drive on the shoulder when I pass you.

Along those lines:

Just because the other car on the road slid sideways does NOT make it an accident! People who know how to drive can and will recover from that and keep driving. People who call 911 and think it's an "accident" probably shouldn't be driving in the white stuff and/or rain.

Along those lines, don't call me and tell me how the laws are in the people's republic you just moved from. If you like their laws, stay there. We like our laws just fine here, although we could do with a few less of them.

Jim www.yuccaman.com
I tell cops where to go.

 

[JEONLYEP]

Wow! Thanks for the reminder Daryl.

JMHO, of course.

No problem..... That's what I'm here for.......




Now for this weeks totally unnecessary emoticon.....


:woohoo:

 

[RTicUL8]

What are you talking about?
We love people from the left coast...

They're kinda squishy though...

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[JJacobs]

I just had a revelation thanks to that pic- in CA the stickers are at the TOP of the plate. That explains (somewhat) all the CO plates with stickers at the top, they're transplants.

It doesn't, however, explain the rest of the misapplications you'll see- year stickers, 4 different ones, around the corners. Month and year at the bottom, but backwards. Etc etc. The things you notice while sitting in traffic, huh? :confused1

 

[Starboard M]

I thought you were...like...a student. It's OK to bring your money here and then leave.

But to move here? You know the rules:

Bring two job openings for youself and each friend/family member you wish to bring here.

Stay out of politics for a minum of 5 years.

Buy tires suitable for winter driving in COLORADO, and stop screaming "omygodomygodomygod!" every time the roads get icy. At least our Texas transplants manage an "EEEE-HAAAAAW!" when they get sideways.

While we are on the subject of winter driving, if you stop centering your car between the little posts that line the sides of the highway, I won't HAVE to drive on the shoulder when I pass you.

Two words: Following distance.

Those are related to two other words: Reaction time.

If estimating one car length for every 10 MPH of vehicle speed is too complex, try the two second rule: When the car in front of you passes a reference point like a pothole or signpost, you should be at least two seconds behind that car when you pass the same point. "A thousand-one, a thousand-two." Pretty durn simple, now get off my ass!

Im not tailgating, Im drafting!:wave:




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