Indeed. It's only "worth" speeding if you are driving a significant distance, and/or can achieve significantly higher average speeds. I'd guess, however, the most people caught aren't going very far at all.
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caught speeding 63mph in 40 :(
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Agreed, NotallThere.
So my argument is therefore aimed at the Brillos and Dodgys who will no doubt be along in a moment to give a good slapping as to why I'm being a wet liberal here...Comment
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I like driving.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostIndeed. It's only "worth" speeding if you are driving a significant distance, and/or can achieve significantly higher average speeds. I'd guess, however, the most people caught aren't going very far at all.
I like driving fast.
I like driving fast when and where I want to drive fast.
I don't need a sign to tell me how slow to drive, I'll make that decision.
If I get caught for speeding I'll pay the fine and do the time, end of.
It's called taking responsibility for ones actions.Last edited by Churchill; 14 July 2008, 09:58.Comment
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me, me, me...Originally posted by Churchill View PostI like driving.
I like driving fast.
I like driving fast when and where I want to drive fast.
I don't need a sign to tell me how slow to drive, I'll make that decision.
If I get caught for speeding I'll pay the crime and do the time, end of.
So you are a trainee magistrate or something did you say - God help usComment
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Yup, at least I take responsibility for my own actions.Originally posted by Shimano105 View Postme, me, me...
So you are a trainee magistrate or something did you say - God help us
How many times have I been prosecuted for speeding? Zero
How many times have I been stopped for speeding? More than once.Comment
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What other LAWS are you planning on flouting this week Churchy?Originally posted by Churchill View PostI like driving.
I like driving fast.
I like driving fast when and where I want to drive fast.
I don't need a sign to tell me how slow to drive, I'll make that decision.
If I get caught for speeding I'll pay the crime and do the time, end of.
Ohhhhh no."See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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What do you mean flout?Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostWhat other LAWS are you planning on flouting this week Churchy?
Ohhhhh no.
Just because I don't bleat like a little girl and get all emotive about little kiddies being hit at 40mph instead of 30?
I drive at a speed that I feel is safe. That may or may not be over or under the posted limit.
Hth.Comment
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I mean deliberately ignoring a speed limit - which is a law. It's got nothing to do with anything emotive.Originally posted by Churchill View PostWhat do you mean flout?
Just because I don't bleat like a little girl and get all emotive about little kiddies being hit at 40mph instead of 30?
Analogy;Originally posted by Churchill View PostI drive at a speed that I feel is safe. That may or may not be over or under the posted limit.
Hth.
I take as many class A drugs as I like - who is the government to tell me what is safe?
HTCYA"See, you think I give a tulip. Wrong. In fact, while you talk, I'm thinking; How can I give less of a tulip? That's why I look interested."Comment
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That's a poor analogy, but if it's the best you can do...Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostI mean deliberately ignoring a speed limit - which is a law. It's got nothing to do with anything emotive.
Analogy;
I take as many class A drugs as I like - who is the government to tell me what is safe?
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