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Originally Posted by JL8Jeff
I don't know why you're mad, you brought that stuff on by your own actions so you better be prepared to deal with it. Â*Sitting on the floor in a courthouse shows disrespect for our system, pulling onto a sidewalk is an obvious one and how can you not realize you don't have your license? Â*Common sense, it can do wonders for you!
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i was outside the courthouse on line waiting to talk to the prosecutor. the judge showed up an hour late and i was on line for 3 hours and as for respect i gave the chairs to the ladies. i know a little better then that... how can i not realize i have my liscence? i was changing a tire for my friend so when the cop gave me back my documents without a ticket i thanked him even though he was being disrespectful to me and just threw them in my car, you dont think about that stuff when you leave your house at 2am to change a tire for your friend when you're dead tired... pulling onto a sidewalk, maybe not the brightest thing in the world i understand that, but since none of us really had a flashlight and we had already lost one of the lug nuts, what else were we to do?
jeff i understand you are just playing devils advocate but saying i placed it upon myself due to lack of common sense is just ignorant. you mean to tell me a police officer yelling at me for sitting in a hallway after telling an elderly lady who had been waiting only half the time i was to take the seat is necesary? you mean to tell me that a simple "sir, would you mind please getting up, we don't want anyone tripping over you by accident.." was impossible? that's my point. its wrong that people with authority have the right to be rude.