You should haveve asked to speak with a manager and complained. Then complained to the BBB if the manager had the same sort of 'tude.
Doing nothing fixes exactly that.
probably
I wasn't really in a state to do that though. I was torn between flipping out and getting out.
Get the whole forum to yelp them! That will show em!
No that would be raiding and is a bad idea. Also I am under the impression that yelp allows establishments to pay to have bad reviews removed and removes good ones if they don't pay, however I only know this from hearsay but it would make sense. I googled it and the sites that state this do not seem trustworthy so maybe they are alright afterall. I dunno.
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However, the ring will never leave your finger, and you will be unable to ever describe to another living person what you see.
Tonight I ate pizza with chilies, ricotta, and sausage
There is one incredible pizza joint in town
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A magician gives you a ring that, when worn, will let you see the world as it truly is.
However, the ring will never leave your finger, and you will be unable to ever describe to another living person what you see.
tonight i had delicious beef and lamb kabobs with seasoned rice and weird green yogurt sauce from a new place nearby and a whole pint of ben and jerrys triple caramel chunk. sooo fat right now
Also be as courteous as you can manage. There are a lot of what my dad refers to as 'asshole offenses', which are laws that are so obscure no one except the police even know about them anymore. Generally they don't bring them up, or at worst will mention 'hey just so you know that's technically illegal', but if you're one of those guys who starts spouting off about how you 'pay their salary' or such, well, I've been told there are on average four or five things in every traffic stop that could be ticketed that never are. Unless you're that asshole.
That doesn't mean kowtowing to them, of course, but don't start spouting off to them.
Also be as courteous as you can manage. There are a lot of what my dad refers to as 'asshole offenses', which are laws that are so obscure no one except the police even know about them anymore. Generally they don't bring them up, or at worst will mention 'hey just so you know that's technically illegal', but if you're one of those guys who starts spouting off about how you 'pay their salary' or such, well, I've been told there are on average four or five things in every traffic stop that could be ticketed that never are. Unless you're that asshole.
That doesn't mean kowtowing to them, of course, but don't start spouting off to them.
damn skippy
if you're gonna argue with anybody, argue with the judge.
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goes a long way towards your dealings with officers.
also, take your sunglasses off and put your keys on the dash.
The one time I got pulled over was right next to a gas station
So I just turned in very smoothly and calmly and pulled right under the light so he could see what was going on and killed the engine and threw the keys on the seat next to me
Also plenty of "yes sir no sir yes sir completely unacceptable never happen again sir I promise sir"
Also be as courteous as you can manage. There are a lot of what my dad refers to as 'asshole offenses', which are laws that are so obscure no one except the police even know about them anymore. Generally they don't bring them up, or at worst will mention 'hey just so you know that's technically illegal', but if you're one of those guys who starts spouting off about how you 'pay their salary' or such, well, I've been told there are on average four or five things in every traffic stop that could be ticketed that never are. Unless you're that asshole.
That doesn't mean kowtowing to them, of course, but don't start spouting off to them.
damn skippy
if you're gonna argue with anybody, argue with the judge.
There's a lawyer up here who is a complete jerk. He has, pretty much since he started as a lawyer, had a huge bone to pick with the police for some reason or another. He is notorious for overreacting about every single thing the police do as well as just being a giant gasbag of ego - this is a guy who started his own Lawyers Association (we already had the Association of Criminal Lawyers, he started up the Criminal Lawyers Association) so he could be head. He has a son who's heavily into drugs, and he will constantly call the police on him - but when the police get there, he instantly turns into 'you can't do that, I'll sue you if you do that' and basically prevent them from doing their job.
Anyways, he also used to have a bit of a speeding problem. The first few times, he was pulled over by rookies and such and was usually able to browbeat them into giving him either no ticket or the smallest ticket possible. One day, he had the misfortune of running into my dad, who was a senior sergeant with (at that point) 26 years on the job. He tried the same stuff, and by the end of the stop, had something like fourteen tickets. He then lost on every single one of those tickets when he went to court - turns out the judges hate him too.
It always brought me a small amount of joy, because I've read the guy's letters to the editor and he is just despicable.
Also be as courteous as you can manage. There are a lot of what my dad refers to as 'asshole offenses', which are laws that are so obscure no one except the police even know about them anymore. Generally they don't bring them up, or at worst will mention 'hey just so you know that's technically illegal', but if you're one of those guys who starts spouting off about how you 'pay their salary' or such, well, I've been told there are on average four or five things in every traffic stop that could be ticketed that never are. Unless you're that asshole.
That doesn't mean kowtowing to them, of course, but don't start spouting off to them.
damn skippy
if you're gonna argue with anybody, argue with the judge.
There's a lawyer up here who is a complete jerk. He has, pretty much since he started as a lawyer, had a huge bone to pick with the police for some reason or another. He is notorious for overreacting about every single thing the police do as well as just being a giant gasbag of ego - this is a guy who started his own Lawyers Association (we already had the Association of Criminal Lawyers, he started up the Criminal Lawyers Association) so he could be head. He has a son who's heavily into drugs, and he will constantly call the police on him - but when the police get there, he instantly turns into 'you can't do that, I'll sue you if you do that' and basically prevent them from doing their job.
Anyways, he also used to have a bit of a speeding problem. The first few times, he was pulled over by rookies and such and was usually able to browbeat them into giving him either no ticket or the smallest ticket possible. One day, he had the misfortune of running into my dad, who was a senior sergeant with (at that point) 26 years on the job. He tried the same stuff, and by the end of the stop, had something like fourteen tickets. He then lost on every single one of those tickets when he went to court - turns out the judges hate him too.
It always brought me a small amount of joy, because I've read the guy's letters to the editor and he is just despicable.
Well, you know, lawyers. :x (most of them are scum)
Best you can do is know your rights, accept what you did wrong, "yes sir/no sir/ma'am" your way through it, tell'em good day, and go on about your business until you mail off the check to the court or show up to court and hope the cop don't show.
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I wasn't really in a state to do that though. I was torn between flipping out and getting out.
No that would be raiding and is a bad idea. Also I am under the impression that yelp allows establishments to pay to have bad reviews removed and removes good ones if they don't pay, however I only know this from hearsay but it would make sense. I googled it and the sites that state this do not seem trustworthy so maybe they are alright afterall. I dunno.
However, the ring will never leave your finger, and you will be unable to ever describe to another living person what you see.
You should try it if you can find it
Choxie, the brand of chocolate that Target sells, makes it
We only happened to pick it up because they put all Choxie bars on clearance
I hope they're not discontinuing it!
I am originally from the south of England but I lived in Sheffield for seven years (left there last year)
Yeah, California is pretty sweet! Sheffield's a great city too, though
Ideally I'd combine San Jose's weather, decent salaries and great stores with Sheffield's nightlife and surrounding countryside
Spinach and garlic on pizza is a godly combination, try it if you can
There is one incredible pizza joint in town
However, the ring will never leave your finger, and you will be unable to ever describe to another living person what you see.
literally the gayest outfit you could ever possibly wear
Someone is going to take that as a challenge.
chair to Creation and then suplex the Void.
druhimdress.jpg
druhim has no idea who he is fucking with
No, there's a better one than Brixx, even for thin crust stuff
dude, that sucks Skull
Sticks & Stones
Why, are you also in Greensboring?
turns out my taillights were out (it wasn't that dark when i started driving so I didn't think about it that much when I got in)
funny part is I don't actually have my license yet
close call
gets me all worked up for nothing
goes a long way towards your dealings with officers.
also, take your sunglasses off and put your keys on the dash.
the only times I've been pulled over have been on highways
scared the hell out of me
and have your fuckin' window down by the time he rolls up, too
That doesn't mean kowtowing to them, of course, but don't start spouting off to them.
yes
I was pulled over for turning left on a red and when she asked for my license, I moved a little too quickly to my wallet and the cop went for her gun
stopped short
but I saw
damn skippy
if you're gonna argue with anybody, argue with the judge.
The one time I got pulled over was right next to a gas station
So I just turned in very smoothly and calmly and pulled right under the light so he could see what was going on and killed the engine and threw the keys on the seat next to me
Also plenty of "yes sir no sir yes sir completely unacceptable never happen again sir I promise sir"
Didn't spit out sir that many times in basic
or you'll have some fucking cocksucker walking up to the window "well if nothing else you're gonna get a ticket for not wearing your seatbelt"
but you bet your ass I waited until he was next to the window to do it
There's a lawyer up here who is a complete jerk. He has, pretty much since he started as a lawyer, had a huge bone to pick with the police for some reason or another. He is notorious for overreacting about every single thing the police do as well as just being a giant gasbag of ego - this is a guy who started his own Lawyers Association (we already had the Association of Criminal Lawyers, he started up the Criminal Lawyers Association) so he could be head. He has a son who's heavily into drugs, and he will constantly call the police on him - but when the police get there, he instantly turns into 'you can't do that, I'll sue you if you do that' and basically prevent them from doing their job.
Anyways, he also used to have a bit of a speeding problem. The first few times, he was pulled over by rookies and such and was usually able to browbeat them into giving him either no ticket or the smallest ticket possible. One day, he had the misfortune of running into my dad, who was a senior sergeant with (at that point) 26 years on the job. He tried the same stuff, and by the end of the stop, had something like fourteen tickets. He then lost on every single one of those tickets when he went to court - turns out the judges hate him too.
It always brought me a small amount of joy, because I've read the guy's letters to the editor and he is just despicable.
i figure that isn't normal
Actually I think that's Winston Salem, or maybe High Point
But I didn't know you were so nearby!
Well, you know, lawyers. :x (most of them are scum)
Best you can do is know your rights, accept what you did wrong, "yes sir/no sir/ma'am" your way through it, tell'em good day, and go on about your business until you mail off the check to the court or show up to court and hope the cop don't show.
Yeah, but Kernersville is more of a growth than a brother, I think
This has kept me from getting in shit for being at the school after dark so many times