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Cops to serious?? story included

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Exactly. They could be doing a lot worse. Honking a horn at 11pm isn't so bad.... geez.

You need to lighten up Jeff. Throw them in cuffs, in jail, or whatever you said? I bet you were playing Scrabble when you were 18. Right?


No, those little @zzhats need to grow up a bit. At 18 I did some stupid stuff, but it did not affect others, espceially at 11pm when people are sleeping.

Back then kids had SHAME!


Today, it seems like kids think that if they are having fun, then screw everybody else. I HAVE MY RIGHTS!!

My 9 year old does something like that someday, its out to the woodshed for him, and he will come back a couple of different colors......
 
Just playing devils advocate. My main point is it could be much worse and the cops didn't need to be as hard on them. This is how kids learn to hate cops. They do something that isn't horribly wrong and get treated as if they killed someone.
 
Just playing devils advocate. My main point is it could be much worse and the cops didn't need to be as hard on them. This is how kids learn to hate cops. They do something that isn't horribly wrong and get treated as if they killed someone.

If you believe that catching bad actorsis what teaches them to hate then I am surely in trouble as a parent because I punish mine when I find them in the wrong.

It's whiney a rse parents that protect their bad actors that are the problem in society today. which one are you? I bet I can guess!
 
Just playing devils advocate. My main point is it could be much worse and the cops didn't need to be as hard on them. This is how kids learn to hate cops. They do something that isn't horribly wrong and get treated as if they killed someone.

No, they learn not to mess with the law and show them fracin respect. Laughing hysterically while talking to a police officer that has pulled you over? Please...
 
p.s. I bet the story that was posted here was sanitized just a wee bit if ya know what I mean. i bet the polygimist has a much different take on the incident and all the other times when these pricks made it out of town before the cops arrived.
 
I say your chicken chit!dont do crap like that! its childish! I agree poligamy is Nuts,But man up and tell them directly how you fell. As far as the cop goes I hate cops so enough said on that! And I would split your head If it was my neighborhood ! Just ask the kid down the street! He thought he was cute running his mouth when I asked that he stop with the fireworks @ 1:00 A.M.
 
You should expect something for being so retarded then too...:devil:

Some of you are way too serious. Lighten up a bit.I didn't do what he did, wouldn't do it, but still think it is funny. I guess having your kids out drinking, smoking up, or anything else that is actually ILLEGAL would be better in your opinion.
 
Just playing devils advocate. My main point is it could be much worse and the cops didn't need to be as hard on them. This is how kids learn to hate cops. They do something that isn't horribly wrong and get treated as if they killed someone.

Just remember, there are two sides to every story. I am sure that makaveli_rev exgaggerated just a tad with his side of the story.
 
On the part about cops being too serious...

Before I had my drivers liscense I used to ride my snowmobile to work and back in the winter.... now where I worked was barely 2 miles from my house. I never rode trails or anything at that age so I never bothered to get a trail sticker, nor did I have registration on it, but it just so happened that one night while driving home from work... about half a mile from my house, I spotted this car coming at me on the road. So as it is, I was already as far right as I could go on the road but I figured just in case I may as well hop off the road, I mean, who feels like meeting fly guys from last summer on somebodies SUV's hood? So not only did I hop off the road but I stopped the machine as well. The Tahoe pulled up and sat next to me for a few seconds. This Tahoe that stopped just happened to be the State boys. However I did not know this until he flipped on his light. In all my scaredness I didnt think to just leave and hit up a trail (not that im the kind of person that would do this anyways but...) so he told me to shut off the machine and everything and made me get off it. So he sat there and told me what all was wrong with it. I explained to him I'm just riding back from work. Which he seemed to believe and I didnt really get anything out of it... BUT he wouldnt let me drive the rest of the half mile to my house...I mean, literally one half of a mile. So I ended up with a ride in a cop car back to my house where I was dropped off and told to go trailer it back. Needless to say I just got a ride back to my snowmobile and drove it back.

I guess I got off "easy" if you wanna call it that but honestly, I cant just finish driving it home for a half mile?

Oh and what was even worse... The reason the cops were around my town (they usually arent) is that they were checking up on my friends probation.... how cool is that?

In another story...there were about 6 of us on the trail one night with neither registration nor trail stickers but we had just finished hauling my friends blown up 10 ton ultra off of a pole line. The reason we were all out... anyhow we got stopped at a stop sign where we met 2 officers on snowmobiles... they explained to us that we had over 600 dollars in fines and then said to just go home.

so i guess i really have no complaints!
 
If you do stupid chit stupid chit will happen to you. Just the way it goes. The cops were very likely from the same ward as the folks you were having your fun with. Your lucky they didn't charge you with a "hate crime". Take the lesson and find something more constructive to do with your time. Maybe build a pipe bomb and drop it in a crapper?
 
No, those little @zzhats need to grow up a bit. At 18 I did some stupid stuff, but it did not affect others, espceially at 11pm when people are sleeping.

Back then kids had SHAME!


Today, it seems like kids think that if they are having fun, then screw everybody else. I HAVE MY RIGHTS!!

My 9 year old does something like that someday, its out to the woodshed for him, and he will come back a couple of different colors......

WTF are you talking about "back then kids had shame"?

This sounds like good clean teenage fun and the cops were azzholes in my opinion. Lets see, whats the bigger crime, poligamy and orange throwing or horn honking?

When I was a kid those freaks would pay dearly for throwing oranges at my truck, eggs, tp, eat me in round up on the lawn was a favorite or just a good ole lawn job.

They sound like good kid pranksters IMO and they are almost 18 and the fun stops. I have payed dearly in karma for growing up as a punk kid doing bad stuff and when I get snow balls, eggs or even my car broken in to I know I deserve it and laugh it off.
 
On the part about cops being too serious...

Before I had my drivers liscense I used to ride my snowmobile to work and back in the winter.... now where I worked was barely 2 miles from my house. I never rode trails or anything at that age so I never bothered to get a trail sticker, nor did I have registration on it, but it just so happened that one night while driving home from work... about half a mile from my house, I spotted this car coming at me on the road. So as it is, I was already as far right as I could go on the road but I figured just in case I may as well hop off the road, I mean, who feels like meeting fly guys from last summer on somebodies SUV's hood? So not only did I hop off the road but I stopped the machine as well. The Tahoe pulled up and sat next to me for a few seconds. This Tahoe that stopped just happened to be the State boys. However I did not know this until he flipped on his light. In all my scaredness I didnt think to just leave and hit up a trail (not that im the kind of person that would do this anyways but...) so he told me to shut off the machine and everything and made me get off it. So he sat there and told me what all was wrong with it. I explained to him I'm just riding back from work. Which he seemed to believe and I didnt really get anything out of it... BUT he wouldnt let me drive the rest of the half mile to my house...I mean, literally one half of a mile. So I ended up with a ride in a cop car back to my house where I was dropped off and told to go trailer it back. Needless to say I just got a ride back to my snowmobile and drove it back.

I guess I got off "easy" if you wanna call it that but honestly, I cant just finish driving it home for a half mile?

Oh and what was even worse... The reason the cops were around my town (they usually arent) is that they were checking up on my friends probation.... how cool is that?

In another story...there were about 6 of us on the trail one night with neither registration nor trail stickers but we had just finished hauling my friends blown up 10 ton ultra off of a pole line. The reason we were all out... anyhow we got stopped at a stop sign where we met 2 officers on snowmobiles... they explained to us that we had over 600 dollars in fines and then said to just go home.

so i guess i really have no complaints!

So by saying you have no complaints, are you being sarcastic? When you were riding your snowmobile on the highway, you were breaking the law. It sounds to me that the "state boy" was pretty easy on you for just making you trailer your sled back to your house. I am sure you could have gotten fined a lot for your total disregard of the law. Then your second b!tch, your friend was on probation, How cool is that? Maybe your friend should have thought about the consequences before he was found guilty in a court of law and placed on probation. Your third b!tch, you again explain how you have a disregard of the law. It sound as if you got off easy on this one as well. So what exactly are you complaining about? That you need to learn what maturity is and responsibility for ones actions......that is what it sounds like to me.
 
If you do stupid chit stupid chit will happen to you. Just the way it goes. The cops were very likely from the same ward as the folks you were having your fun with. Your lucky they didn't charge you with a "hate crime". Take the lesson and find something more constructive to do with your time. Maybe build a pipe bomb and drop it in a crapper?

How is honking a horn a crime or even worse... a hate crime? I will be scared to see what things are like in 20 years from now if people think honking a horn is a hate crime.
 
Just playing devils advocate. My main point is it could be much worse and the cops didn't need to be as hard on them. This is how kids learn to hate cops. They do something that isn't horribly wrong and get treated as if they killed someone.

I learned to hate cops from Gangsta Rap!!!!

I guess even IF the guy is a polygimast, it wasn't right...that was the reason they seem to have stopped at the house....what if some Indians stopped at your house because you were white? Get my point?
 
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