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What the fuck else could he have been busy with at 2:30 in the morning?  Brushing his teeth?  Getting a catnap before his morning doughnut?

Keeping a crime scene clear, possibly? Was he even in the car? Maybe he was on foot somewhere else? Your assumptions just establish a prejudice against the police and prove nothing.

 

Yeah, because you can easily take a look at a number and read it when it starts moving further away from you.

Um... yes, yes you can. If they were practically on her ass most of the time, when they moved away they must have still been pretty close, right? License plates are designed to be legible at a reasonable distance.

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Personally, someone could beat me in the face with a license plate and I couldn't see the number.

 

Maybe I should go get some more glasses...hmm.

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Because she actually called about 12 hours before she posted it here, so details like that were fresh in her mind. Her fault for leaving that out of her post, I guess.

Perhaps your personal relationship with her colours your judgement of the facts.

 

It's nice to see your ego isn't hurt by your trauma of reading a situation somebody else had. I'd call that flaming somebody for the sake of flaming.

And you'd be wrong.

 

By the way, why did you bother clicking the link in general chat if you don't like people making a public spectacle of their lives?

Because "Some drama...." is just so specific. I'm sorry, I guess the five periods in the nonstandard extended ellipsis should've tipped me off.

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I would just like to add that I haven't seen Marney singlehandedly argue with a ton of people in quite some time.

 

Jolly good show, go on.

 

Dames

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The thing is, I have been fucking GOLD~! in this thread and her damned argueing is taking away from that. Of course it is her thread...and my GOLD~! is more like a really shiney copper...if you squint...but still.

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I would just like to add that I haven't seen Marney singlehandedly argue with a ton of people in quite some time. 

 

Jolly good show, go on.

Thanks Dames. :) It has been a while for me, and I've missed it; this is fun.

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Was he even in the car? Maybe he was on foot somewhere else?

 

And if that's the case, then stopping could have gotten her killed. Congratulations.

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I would just like to add that I haven't seen Marney singlehandedly argue with a ton of people in quite some time. 

 

Jolly good show, go on.

Thanks Dames. :) It has been a while for me, and I've missed it; this is fun.

Although I AM winning...

 

 

*runs away with fingers in his ears singing "LA LA LA LA LA"*

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Jolly good fun indeed.

 

This is a thread families can sit down at the computer together and learn from.

 

This is the TGIF programming of threads.

 

Dames

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And if that's the case, then stopping could have gotten her killed. Congratulations.

"Congratulations?" For what? I was asking a simple question which I presumed you could answer based on the fact that you actually spoke to her shortly after the incident.

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Perhaps your personal relationship with her colours your judgement of the facts.

 

Well, it doesn't cloud my judgment that when complete strangers are chasing somebody at 2:30 in the morning, even people who would normally know what they should do wouldn't think of doing it.

 

If they were practically on her ass most of the time, when they moved away they must have still been pretty close, right? License plates are designed to be legible at a reasonable distance.

 

Do you know that they slowed down at all? One car's going 85 in one direction, the other one is going a similar speed in another direction...there's what, two seconds to get that number down?

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Well, it doesn't cloud my judgment that when complete strangers are chasing somebody at 2:30 in the morning, even people who would normally know what they should do wouldn't think of doing it.

I'm not sure what you're trying to say here.

 

Do you know that they slowed down at all?  One car's going 85 in one direction, the other one is going a similar speed in another direction...there's what, two seconds to get that number down?

They did a 180 degree turn in two seconds and went south on 52 EAST? I guess that car did have wings after all.

 

Seriously, just quit while you're, well, behind. Exit ramps go in the same direction as the damn highway for at least the first third of the stretch, for chrissakes.

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And if that's the case, then stopping could have gotten her killed.  Congratulations.

"Congratulations?" For what? I was asking a simple question which I presumed you could answer based on the fact that you actually spoke to her shortly after the incident.

I thought it was a rhetorical question. You so rarely ask questions that you actually want to hear answers to that I assumed you were making an argument.

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That post raises questions I really don't want answered...

I thought everyone knew that DrTom and Marney were the same hermahphroditic sexy beast.

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And if that's the case, then stopping could have gotten her killed.  Congratulations.

"Congratulations?" For what? I was asking a simple question which I presumed you could answer based on the fact that you actually spoke to her shortly after the incident.

I thought it was a rhetorical question. You so rarely ask questions that you actually want to hear answers to that I assumed you were making an argument.

No, it wasn't rhetorical. Do you intend to answer it?

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They did a 180 degree turn in two seconds and went south on 52 EAST? I guess that car did have wings after all.

 

NORTH and EAST are two different directions. Maybe your blind flaming has clouded your judgment of the facts.

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They did a 180 degree turn in two seconds and went south on 52 EAST? I guess that car did have wings after all.

 

NORTH and EAST are two different directions. Maybe your blind flaming has clouded your judgment of the facts.

In two seconds? That's still one hell of a car. Is she sure it was white? Couldn't have been a black Trans Am with a flashing bar of red lights on the front?

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And if that's the case, then stopping could have gotten her killed.  Congratulations.

"Congratulations?" For what? I was asking a simple question which I presumed you could answer based on the fact that you actually spoke to her shortly after the incident.

I thought it was a rhetorical question. You so rarely ask questions that you actually want to hear answers to that I assumed you were making an argument.

No, it wasn't rhetorical. Do you intend to answer it?

I assumed the cop was in the car, but she didn't say for sure. So I honestly don't know. But your assuming he might not have been there, and you don't know either.

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I assumed the cop was in the car, but she didn't say for sure. So I honestly don't know. But your assuming he might not have been there, and you don't know either.

I'm not assuming anything of the sort. You brought up the possibility, and I suggested possible explanations other than those coloured by your evident dislike of the police. On the contrary, when I said that she should have stopped, I assumed a police officer was in the car.

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They did a 180 degree turn in two seconds and went south on 52 EAST? I guess that car did have wings after all.

 

NORTH and EAST are two different directions. Maybe your blind flaming has clouded your judgment of the facts.

In two seconds? That's still one hell of a car. Is she sure it was white? Couldn't have been a black Trans Am with a flashing bar of red lights on the front?

According to her own story (which is in that link that you could have clicked out of since it did take her like half the message to get to the drama), they were side by side when they finally got off to go to 52 East. They were supposed to see that license plate...how, exactly?

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I'm not assuming anything of the sort. You brought up the possibility, and I suggested possible explanations other than those coloured by your evident dislike of the police.

 

Where the hell did I ever say I disliked the police? Jesus Christ, now you're making shit up.

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According to her own story (which is in that link that you could have clicked out of since it did take her like half the message to get to the drama), they were side by side when they finally got off to go to 52 East. They were supposed to see that license plate...how, exactly?

When it turned. Put two matchboxes side by side and make one turn off (NOT at a 90 degree angle, mind you) onto an exit ramp. It would be ridiculously easy to see the back of the second from the front of the first. Direct line of sight. And if the two are moving at exactly the same speed (85 mph, according to you) then how is the license plate vanishing into the distance at such a great rate that it becomes impossible to read within 2 seconds?

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Where the hell did I ever say I disliked the police?  Jesus Christ, now you're making shit up.

Nope. It was a fair extrapolation from your "doughnut" line, which speaks to a contemptuous and denigrating stereotype:

What the fuck else could he have been busy with at 2:30 in the morning? Brushing his teeth? Getting a catnap before his morning doughnut?

I objected to that because cops do more than eat doughnuts. Possibly I misinterpreted what you were saying, in which case you should clarify.

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So, how long till that

"OneAndOnlySweetNSexyDivaHadATerryingExperienceComeAndGiveYourUndyingSympath

y" thread gets made? Cause I know there are some of you crazy cockknockers out there that are itchin' to do it.

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So, how long till that

"OneAndOnlySweetNSexyDivaHadATerryingExperienceComeAndGiveYourUndyingSympath

y" thread gets made?

"AndGiveYourUndyingSympathy" doesn't fit. You'd have to put it in the subtitle.

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Where the hell did I ever say I disliked the police?  Jesus Christ, now you're making shit up.

Nope. It was a fair extrapolation from your "doughnut" line, which speaks to a contemptuous and denigrating stereotype:

What the fuck else could he have been busy with at 2:30 in the morning? Brushing his teeth? Getting a catnap before his morning doughnut?

I objected to that because cops do more than eat doughnuts. Possibly I misinterpreted what you were saying, in which case you should clarify.

It's called sarcasm. Look it up in Webster's Dictionary if you're unfamiliar with the term.

 

Put two matchboxes side by side and make one turn off (NOT at a 90 degree angle, mind you) onto an exit ramp. It would be ridiculously easy to see the back of the second from the front of the first. Direct line of sight. And if the two are moving at exactly the same speed (85 mph, according to you) then how is the license plate vanishing into the distance at such a great rate that it becomes impossible to read within 2 seconds?

 

Would it be a fair assumption that they slowed down just a bit to pull off the exit ramp? (No idea if they did or not, just asking.) If they had, then that changes whether there was a direct line of sight or not.

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It's called sarcasm.  Look it up in Webster's Dictionary if you're unfamiliar with the term.

There's no need to adopt that tone. I haven't flamed you.

 

Put two matchboxes side by side and make one turn off (NOT at a 90 degree angle, mind you) onto an exit ramp. It would be ridiculously easy to see the back of the second from the front of the first. Direct line of sight. And if the two are moving at exactly the same speed (85 mph, according to you) then how is the license plate vanishing into the distance at such a great rate that it becomes impossible to read within 2 seconds?

 

Would it be a fair assumption that they slowed down just a bit to pull off the exit ramp? (No idea if they did or not, just asking.)

Possibly. On the one hand, most people do. On the other, most people don't have reason to believe that someone else is reporting them to the police at the time. Both that assumption and the opposite have equal validity, lacking specific data.

If they had, then that changes whether there was a direct line of sight or not.

True, assuming SNSD continued at 85 mph along 163 N, thus speeding straight past the other car. Although then that begs the question of why she didn't slow down a bit as well and stay on the highway in order to note the license plate. Which in turn can be answered by Ripper's assertion that she was, at that point, an "overreacting headcase," but that doesn't really make her look any better.

 

My primary point throughout this thread was that it was not physically impossible for SNSD to note the license plate number had she been thinking clearly. That she wasn't I consider a further count against her, rather than the mitigating circumstance everyone else seems to consider it.

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Damn, I read SNSD's thread last night, responded to it and went to bed.

 

Now I wake up to THIS?...

Funny, isn't it?

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