Lance_Kalzas' forum posts
[QUOTE="snakemasterx"]If you don't get angry if you lose when you play games, you are probably not use to winning.Pffrbt
Or, you know, you just don't have psychotic, silly, unreasonable anger issues.
There's always a few people in every thread like this one criticizing everyone else. Just because someone breaks a controller is no indication whatsoever of any supposed psychotic, silly, unreasonable anger issues that someone may or may not have. I highly doubt you have the technical qualifications to ascertain whether or not someone has these issues from a simple forum post.
The TC specifically asked for something you've broken while losing a game. If you're not going to contribute to that topic, then I would imagine it'd be considered going off of the topic at hand.
I've chucked a couple of controllers myself, big deal.
And more sex. And there are at least two gay guys....There's probably a bunch more in the closet.[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]
[QUOTE="xaos"] Interest risingdunl12496
I think I'll pass. :| On whatever the heck it is.
Then you're missing out. It's an awesome fantasy series. If you're not into that genre though, it's cool.
I think a lot of people make way to much money. If wages were a lot more balanced in this society there wouldn't be so much greed and corruption.
XileLord
Greed and corruption would exist regardless of whether or not people are paid equally. No matter what you do, there will always be situations where someone is able to take advantage of someone else. Do you have anything to prove what you're saying?
[QUOTE="th3warr1or"][QUOTE="Palantas"]
A few states allow you to conceal handguns without a permit, Arizona, Alaska, and Vermont, I think. I'd assume they'd also allow knives. Furthermore, in a number of states that do issue permits, they also have what's called open carry, that is you can carry certain types of weapons with no permit as long as they are not concealed. At least in the two states I operate in, a firearms permit allows you to carry other "deadly weapons," which are defined by law.
How does the law work if let's say I'm driving from one state that allows guns/weapons into another state that allows guns/weapons, but I have to pass through a state that doesn't allow them (like NY). There is no US state that "doesn't allow" guns or knives. Yes, exactly. This is the 2nd amendment. That doesn't mean states do not have the right to place certain restrictions/laws on purchasing and carrying a gun or a knife.[QUOTE="Lance_Kalzas"][QUOTE="drufeous"]
The phone didn't get him out of the ticket, the officers lack of clibration and info needed on his part got him out of the ticket. How did the Android get him out of the ticket? Judge even said that it wasn't because of the Android..
But in a situation where the radar gun is calibrated correctly and the police officer was recently trained, there's the possibility of using that application to get out of a ticket. I think it makes it worth it to go court and plead not guilty over it.Yes but if a police officer's radar gun is properly calibrated then you WERE speeding and he will have PROOF of it. Who's a judge going to believe, a cop with a radar report or some guy's GPS app on his PHONE?
On a crowded road, it's always a possibility that the cop is targeting someone else and identifying you as the one breaking the law, regardless of how well trained he is. People make mistakes, even cops. That's why I said it makes it POSSIBLE to fight the ticket. I didn't say it was a guaranteed win or anything. Since you can't account for how every judge will react in every possible situation, you can't make your claim with any kind of certainty especially since I'm only stating what COULD happen.But in a situation where the radar gun is calibrated correctly and the police officer was recently trained, there's the possibility of using that application to get out of a ticket. I think it makes it worth it to go court and plead not guilty over it.The phone didn't get him out of the ticket, the officers lack of clibration and info needed on his part got him out of the ticket. How did the Android get him out of the ticket? Judge even said that it wasn't because of the Android..
drufeous
Nice wall of text? He had paragraphs, pictures supporting his story and it was well written. A nice wall of text would be a big block of writing without paragraphs. Granted it's more of a blog but I think he wanted a bigger audience so he can provide a potential solution to anyone given an unjust speeding ticket.What a nice wall of text.
Pikdum
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