HappyAndy wrote:drsmooth wrote: Come on now.. Cops are always right, and always justified!! Remember, when it goes to court who are they going to believe.. The regular citizen with no witnesses... Or the cop with no witnesses........And politicians always tell the truth, doctors never make mistakes and scientists have all the answers....
I read it on the internet, so it must be true. They can't put stuff on there that's not.
Xceler8x wrote:Taiden wrote: I never felt as free as I did when I was living in Costa Rica. Says a lot about American "freedom," don't you think?It does. What were some memorable "free" moments?
Blasting down the scariest mountain road you can imagine in a Toyota diesel cab over passenger van and flying past a cop who gave me a thumbs up.
Coming into the airport and having everyone greet me, and then upon arriving back in the USA having everyone scowl at me. It's odd feeling less welcome returning home than it does going to a new place.
Seeing teenagers fill the streets at night, prompting locals to play music.
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Taiden wrote: Coming into the airport and having everyone greet me, and then upon arriving back in the USA having everyone scowl at me. It's odd feeling less welcome returning home than it does going to a new place.
That bothers me so much I really don't like leaving the US.
Kenny_McCormic wrote:Taiden wrote: Coming into the airport and having everyone greet me, and then upon arriving back in the USA having everyone scowl at me. It's odd feeling less welcome returning home than it does going to a new place.That bothers me so much I really don't like leaving the US.
We went to London last month and I got questioned more on the way in than coming back home. That was not the case the first time we went to the UK, but they said they're tightening up their security.
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