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greyhound

greyhound

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kwillia said:
If one isn't driving like an azz, one would not have to worry about whether or not the cars are unmarked troopers...:shrug:
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kwillia....stay on topic...we're talking about riding dirty.
 
happyappygirl

happyappygirl

Rocky Mountain High!!
kwillia said:
If one isn't driving like an azz, one would not have to worry about whether or not the cars are unmarked troopers...:shrug:
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:yay:
OR violating the noise ordinances most communities have
BOOM
BOOM
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while cruising at 3 mph, reclining towards the middle of the front seat, and cranking those speakers and rattling all the other cars near right off the road...THATs not a racial thing...that's a dum@zz thing. no hope of ever hearing a d@mn thing when you mature.
 
C-Murda

C-Murda

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happyappygirl said:
and i guess he could tell you were black behind the tinted windows going 55 mph too huh? Ever try to ID someone INSIDE a vehicle, cruising down the road in front of you? or zooming past in the dark when the interior of the entire vehicle IS black?
oh I forgot, white folks aren't allowed to drive an escalade.
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Not to many white people rollin deep on 26" chrome spinners. you guys just like to buy big trucks with big mud tires
 
BlackSheep

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Me thinks our brother C-Murda is referring to the song-"Ridin" by the world famous 1 hit wonder Chamillioaire. Damnnn, now I'll be humming that tune all day! :banghead:
 
greyhound

greyhound

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BlackSheep said:
Me thinks our brother C-Murda is referring to the song-"Ridin" by the world famous 1 hit wonder Chamillioaire. Damnnn, now I'll be humming that tune all day! :banghead:
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Thanks for the update.....

Don't tell him that we already knew that
 
happyappygirl

happyappygirl

Rocky Mountain High!!
C-Murda said:
Ridin Dirty is when your packin heat, or drugs, or anything that the man can bring you down for.
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down to where? Earth? reality? if you're packin' or dopin' you deserve to be brought down. end of story.
 
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stormer41

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ylexot said:
:confused: Where did you hear that? I've always been told (including in the MVA handbooks and driver's ed classes) that the rule of thumb is 2 seconds...period. 3 seconds per 10 mph means that you'd have a 15 second following distance when going 50 mph. That's just stupid.
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Go work for a trucking company and see what you get told about a safe following distance. I was always told by the driver trainers that a safe following distance is 7 to 10 seconds for a vehicle going 55mph, but my husband on the other hand has been driving alot longer than I have. He has also driven tractor trailers when he was younger and knows what he's talking about...he's just a bit more cautious them some people are. In other words....he would rather be safe then sorry.
 
ylexot

ylexot

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stormer41 said:
Go work for a trucking company and see what you get told about a safe following distance. I was always told by the driver trainers that a safe following distance is 7 to 10 seconds for a vehicle going 55mph, but my husband on the other hand has been driving alot longer than I have. He has also driven tractor trailers when he was younger and knows what he's talking about...he's just a bit more cautious them some people are. In other words....he would rather be safe then sorry.
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Ahhhhhh...most people don't drive tractor trailers :ohwell:
 
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stormer41

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ylexot said:
Ahhhhhh...most people don't drive tractor trailers :ohwell:
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try living in PA....there's ton's of them....you can't get away from them.
And safe following distance for a car is 7 to 10 mph when you are behind a tractor trailer...guess I should have said that. For tractor trailers on the other hand....a full loaded trailer 80,000 lbs....takes up to 3 football fields to come to complete and sudden stop...and that's if they are going over 55mph.
 
ylexot

ylexot

Super Genius
stormer41 said:
try living in PA....there's ton's of them....you can't get away from them.
And safe following distance for a car is 7 to 10 mph when you are behind a tractor trailer...guess I should have said that. For tractor trailers on the other hand....a full loaded trailer 80,000 lbs....takes up to 3 football fields to come to complete and sudden stop...and that's if they are going over 55mph.
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So, if I live in PA, I have to drive a tractor trailer? :confused:
Safe following distance for a car is 7 to 10 mph...so if the tractor trailer is going 55 mph, I have to drive at 45-48 mph? :confused:

Are you trying to swallow both feet?
 
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