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Posted by Leland on September 21, 2004 at 14:42:33 from (63.155.92.2):
In Reply to: Re: Idiot drivers! posted by Redman on September 19, 2004 at 17:25:38:
Redman whats wrong with IL I live here and the troopers only get you if your are doing something STUPID I used to cover a thousand miles a day and never leave this state.And the only time they bothered me if I was stupid. Belive it or not these guys are really pros at at what and how they handle there selves.You now have to watch out for mustangs ,cameros and now silverados. I found out when I blew by one, he got a kick out of the look on my face (stunned) but he said whoa er down and I was on my way. Another tip have all papers ready to hand them ,it makes them mad when they have to ask. Bacause whats the 1st thing they ask for. Take er easy.
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