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" Was I speeding, Trooper ? "
That really is one that pretty much everyone can agree they hate hearing, including me. LOLOr from the other side.
"Licence, registration and insurance" 😂
'score the ball'
When announcers ask: 'what does this mean to you?'
The overuse of the word patriot.
Similarly, "no worries".“ no problem “ used in place of “you’re welcome”
That really is one that pretty much everyone can agree they hate hearing, including me. LOL
I've only been ticketed once in probably over 25 years or so, about 4-5 years back. Been pulled over maybe 4-5 times in that time without tickets being issued. But whenever I'm pulled over or ticketed, I am never mad at the LEO. I figure they're doing their job and it's me that was knowingly breaking the law. I also don't lie to the LEO, although I won't necessarily volunteer information either.
Anyway, my thinking is, if I don't want a ticket, I shouldn't drive fast. But I like to drive fast (sometimes, when it's relatively safe). So any tickets are entirely my fault, not the LEO's.
But despite the lack of anger, I'm still not happy to hear "license, registration and insurance". 🙂
I've heard some pretty funny stories over the years, from traffic cops about how ridiculous people can be. My youngest likes watching the cop shows on TV that show some of those sorts of things, with drunks who fall down getting out of their cars to people being arrogant jerks like the guy you mentioned."Call the court clerk at the number on the reverse side. Have a nice day." (The later only if the speeder was a dick.).
Stopped a speeder at the Holmdel fishing hole on GSP at MP 113 SBI. He kept asking for me; " to hurry it up ! I've got a hot tip at Monmouth !" Naturally I slowed down. He later pled Not Guilty and went to Court. Ken Smith used to be the Judge and a no nonsense Judge. He heard the story. "Did you make it for the race ? Did the horse win ?"
Told "No", to both questions, Ken responded; "See the Trooper did you a favor. Guilty $ 500 fine."
(It was for a high speed around 100).
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Or when the server comes by and asks "Are you still working on that?"I find it annoying when ordering in restaurants people say to the server, “I’ll do the” instead of saying I’ll have the...
When I hear this I think of Beavis and Butthead. "She's going to do the Caesar salad. heh heh."I find it annoying when ordering in restaurants people say to the server, “I’ll do the” instead of saying I’ll have the...
That's what she said.but once in a while it slips out.
Some sayings are tried and true though! 😎Same old Rutgers
It just churns my gut to hear that one whenever things go wrong. Hey Charlie Brown, kick the darn proverbial football in hoops and make the NCAAs this year!Some sayings are tried and true though! 😎
Not at all. Tell us more. 😀It can happen to anybody. I just wanted to cuddle anyway. (Am I sharing too much?)
I don't know - the only time I really heard this was when someone who worked for me felt guilty that she was eating a bacon cheeseburger for lunch. For the record, I did not care and I did not judge."Don't judge me"
usually said by guilty people who try to defend the most reprehensible actions. Trying to hide behind narrow religious ethics when harming larger society, when larger society is a more appropriate arbiter.
I like it better to say, I'll do the waitress, then I'll have the waitrees.I find it annoying when ordering in restaurants people say to the server, “I’ll do the” instead of saying I’ll have the...