PurpleBlood87
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Sister Jean was not happy today.
Has anyone seen my specialty plates?
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PurpleBlood87
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HG73
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My sister in law has one. Never married. Just sayin'.
HG73
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On my way to take my medicine to pee, thank you.
nwlafrog
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Haha. I was poking fun at myself. I don’t know what’s up with my inability to upload pics properly.
That’s a good looking pick em up!
Question for the lawyers here on FFF. Didn't know where to put this, and didn't want to start a new thread. I was down in Corpus this past weekend for a quick getaway. I was pulled over for speeding, 83 in a 70 zone, by a state trooper. Since I live here in FTW, I was wondering about if there are lawyers here that could take of this, say like Mallory, or would I need to find a lawyer down in Corpus.
I was speeding because I really needed to go to the restroom, and the trooper pulled me over 1 exit before my exit to the hotel in Portland. I was about to have a jugbands situation. Anyway, any help would be appreciated, or should I just pay the ticket? I Have no clue how much the ticket would be and how long it would stay on my driving record. Sure my insurance would take a hit, although I haven't had a ticket in over 30 years. Thanks in advance.
I was speeding because I really needed to go to the restroom, and the trooper pulled me over 1 exit before my exit to the hotel in Portland. I was about to have a jugbands situation. Anyway, any help would be appreciated, or should I just pay the ticket? I Have no clue how much the ticket would be and how long it would stay on my driving record. Sure my insurance would take a hit, although I haven't had a ticket in over 30 years. Thanks in advance.
Not a lawyer.
I think you want/need someone local. I've heard of companies like Off the Record that match you up with a local attorney. I've never used them and have no idea how that would give you a better result than Google. I don't know if 13 over is worth the hassle.
satis1103
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Not an atty but I work for one and we do tickets a lot.
Option 1: call court directly and inquire whether they offer a deferred adjudication to defendants representing themselves. May end up paying the same fine but keep it off the record.
Option 2: search "[name of county] traffic attorney". Find 3-5 options and call them. Ask about deferred. Also ask about how they'd keep out of town client updated. Ticket work isn't that hard, most competent attorneys can do a fine job. Go with the ones you feel will communicate best. That's where most out-of-town tickets go wrong - missed deadlines etc. due to bad communication.
What I WOULDN'T do is engage someone who doesn't normally work in that county to go down there (or send their latest-hired internish associate). They can be looked at as outsiders and be less effective.
Mean Purple
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30-30 is a rifle. (lever action)
Trigger flop means the trigger has a bit of play in it without being pulled.
'94 is another 30-30, which I found at a lower price than norm.
Basically, I bought another rifle.
The Frog to be Named Later
Active Member
I'm waiting for the rest of the story. Soo many questions left unanswered.
Were you able to cinch up the [ Finebaum ] air separator valve or did you shart while the occifer was issuing citation?
Did you get a police escort to the nearest bucees or Waco?
Where did you rank on the BSC when the event finally occurred?
Ron Swanson
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My wife is disgusted by possums more than anything else on the planet. Thank you for this
Eight
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wondered what cricket did during winters instead of hanging around philly
tcudoc
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If you have a survey done of your property at great cost and your neighbor moves the pins and the stakes after the fact, is that crime I should seek an attorney’s assistance with? We are working on a building project and a fence and neighbors seem to have intentionally and malisciously moved the markers to favor them. Thoughts? Criminal activity or just mischief?
Not likely to find a DA that would want to finagle a charge out of those facts. You could pursue civilly (conversion or something along those lines) but unfortunately not a lot of bang for your buck.
Eight
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you live next to sooners?
Hoosierfrog
Tier 1
Do they stake out property lines in mobile home parks?
