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[110tHunDer]

Hey TC, just a well intended word of advice here.  Since you might not have a driver's license when it's done you best floor it on the way to the courthouse and enjoy it while you can   !

Great idea!  I'm gonna open up the SRT8 (a little more that usual, even) on the way to work tomorrow in a show of support for Terry!

[Twolanerider]

Great idea!  I'm gonna open up the SRT8 (a little more that usual, even) on the way to work tomorrow in a show of support for Terry!

That's a hell of an idea Brian.  We should all join in.  Just a little maybe.  When there's no traffic around of course.  Leave a little rubber on the road in support of TC.  We'll all feel a little better for it !

[Unbalanced]

Great idea!  I'm gonna open up the SRT8 (a little more that usual, even) on the way to work tomorrow in a show of support for Terry!

Brian,

Does that mean your going to start the car while depressing the esp button?   Should allow you to leave a very very nice patch of rubber on the road.   

Good Luck in court Terry   

[RedDevil]

Best of luck in court Terry.  Hopefully, you just have to pay a fine and that will be it.

[2010 FLHX]

Got my finger crossed you don't get nailed too bad TC.  Maybe take Toby with you?  That should scare hell out of the prosecution....  

There is no prosecution in Traffic Court. You're cited by police for a traffic violation, and you can plead. In some jurisdictions you "appear" at the clerk's window (not in court before a judge) and either pay the fine or request a trial. You don't want to request a trial.

Somewhere in this thread there appeared a post, later "quoted" that you got cited three months later for speeding by the same LEO. If this "three months later" is the speeding citation we're discussing here, then the syntactical construction you need to use is "three months prior." You're making a relative reference to an antecedent noun clause, and you need to demonstrate some parallelism in consequent citation.

Yeah, as a matter of fact I do teach grammar.

[Twolanerider]

There is no prosecution in Traffic Court.

Don't be so damned literal (or serious or pedantic) dude.  We're giving TC a hard time.  The "Toby" that was the suggested accompaniment to frighten the Prosecution (whom we knew he wouldn't see [at least yet]) is his pet bird.  Then again, after following this thread for a bit, it seems you're probably very familiar with the bird.

[RedDevil]

There is no prosecution in Traffic Court. You're cited by police for a traffic violation, and you can plead. In some jurisdictions you "appear" at the clerk's window (not in court before a judge) and either pay the fine or request a trial. You don't want to request a trial.

Somewhere in this thread there appeared a post, later "quoted" that you got cited three months later for speeding by the same LEO. If this "three months later" is the speeding citation we're discussing here, then the syntactical construction you need to use is "three months prior." You're making a relative reference to an antecedent noun clause, and you need to demonstrate some parallelism in consequent citation.

Yeah, as a matter of fact I do teach grammar.

Actually, I think you're referring to post #44 which was another member, Elmer, speaking of a personal experience of his where he was stopped once, let go with a warning, then stopped again three months later by the same LEO and got a ticket.  You need to get your facts straight before you go off on the wrong person.   Just sayin....

[RedDevil]

Don't be so damned literal (or serious or pedantic) dude.  We're giving TC a hard time.  The "Toby" that was the suggested accompaniment to frighten the Prosecution (whom we knew he wouldn't see [at least yet]) is his pet bird.  Then again, after following this thread for a bit, it seems you're probably very familiar with the bird.

Rut roh!!

[grayghost731]

Don't be so damned literal (or serious or pedantic) dude.  We're giving TC a hard time.  The "Toby" that was the suggested accompaniment to frighten the Prosecution (whom we knew he wouldn't see [at least yet]) is his pet bird.  Then again, after following this thread for a bit, it seems you're probably very familiar with the bird.

     Familiar with the BIRD

[porthole]

OK, so I barely made it out of HS.

pe·dan·tic
[puh-dan-tik]
- adjective

1. ostentatious in one's learning

2. overly concerned with minute details or formalisms, esp. in teaching



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[2010 FLHX]

OK, so I barely made it out of HS.

pe·dan·tic
[puh-dan-tik]
- adjective

1. ostentatious in one's learning

2. overly concerned with minute details or formalisms, esp. in teaching

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I think you mean, "didactic" . . . *LMAO*

[murphy]

Wouldn't "anal" pretty much get you the same definition?

[110tHunDer]

Brian,

Does that mean your going to start the car while depressing the esp button?   Should allow you to leave a very very nice patch of rubber on the road.   

Good Luck in court Terry   

Is that the trick for getting the ESP all the way off?

The crazy beast will spin 'em half way decent from a standing start with the traction control fully engaged. LOL

[2010 FLHX]

Wouldn't "anal" pretty much get you the same definition?

Can you appreciate the distinction between "anal" and "rectal" ?

[JCZ]

Can you appreciate the distinction between "anal" and "rectal" ?

Are you suggesting that in your case, both apply?

OK, I'm going to enlighten (started to use the word "educate" ) you to something that's way, way different on this forum than all the other Harley forums on the net.

Check a members registration date.....and they're still here.  Most of us, over the years, have rode with members from the opposite coast, Canada, Mexico and the US.  We actually get together and ride together, putting hundreds and thousands of miles down together, we shared our homes and shared hotel rooms with each other.  What I'm trying to say is that for those that spend any time here at all, you to will get to know us and decide for yourself if you like us or not.  But the point remains that we all "know" each other!

Terry, Karen.....can you help out your fellow Oregonian please?