A Meditation On The Speed Limit
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Originally Posted by ELMACHOGERACHO
the speed limits in indiana are entirely too slow. and im not saying that cuz i speed all the time, even when i just cruise, theres people flying by me.
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Hippies did the same thing in the 60'*, except they just sat in the grass and smoked grass and sang songs.
Punk kids probably don't have much of a clue about life. The real world doesn't drive the speed limit. They all seem like those young skulls fulla mush still in college, hoping to change the world once they get out of school in 7-10 years.
Punk kids probably don't have much of a clue about life. The real world doesn't drive the speed limit. They all seem like those young skulls fulla mush still in college, hoping to change the world once they get out of school in 7-10 years.
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Originally Posted by Doppleganger
The real world doesn't drive the speed limit.
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That is EXACTLY what they said they were showing! That the speeds limits were useless and obsolete for today.
And yes, they could probably have been pulled over for not moving over into the right lanes, which are for slower traffic.
And yes, they were a bunch of college students. It seemed to me to be a video production class project.
And yes, they could probably have been pulled over for not moving over into the right lanes, which are for slower traffic.
And yes, they were a bunch of college students. It seemed to me to be a video production class project.
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Originally Posted by Doppleganger
Hippies did the same thing in the 60'*, except they just sat in the grass and smoked grass and sang songs.
Punk kids probably don't have much of a clue about life. The real world doesn't drive the speed limit. They all seem like those young skulls fulla mush still in college, hoping to change the world once they get out of school in 7-10 years.
Punk kids probably don't have much of a clue about life. The real world doesn't drive the speed limit. They all seem like those young skulls fulla mush still in college, hoping to change the world once they get out of school in 7-10 years.
Thank you, finaly I know I'm not the only one who wasn't amused by their video. I hate F'ing hippies...
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that video was awesome. they were trying to prove a point, and that point was that in that case, obeying the law was dangerous and could result in serious injury. they did that marvelously, no matter how annoying it was for anyone else that could no longer break the law. point proven: the law should be changed in that instance. its not like itd be hard, but itd mean less revenue for the area law enforcement, so regardless of safety, the law sticks.