Got called a racist and cops called
wow, WTH is wrong with people????
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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R
2 Things
1. How did they recover his truck while he was in the back of the squad ?
I have never seen a dually on a flat bed, or behind a tow truck, that must have looked silly.
2. If you do not have one already, might want to invest in a tongue lock for the trailer, and maybe keep the plates off of it.
I take it you do not need titles for trailers in your state ( or maybe plates ? ) how else could the clown say you sold it to him ? As posted already some people....
1. How did they recover his truck while he was in the back of the squad ?
I have never seen a dually on a flat bed, or behind a tow truck, that must have looked silly.
2. If you do not have one already, might want to invest in a tongue lock for the trailer, and maybe keep the plates off of it.
I take it you do not need titles for trailers in your state ( or maybe plates ? ) how else could the clown say you sold it to him ? As posted already some people....
man i hate it when i get called a "nothing but white trash honkey" 
its so hard to hurt a white dudes feelings by being racist, if someone calls me honkey or something else i find it hilarious
its so hard to hurt a white dudes feelings by being racist, if someone calls me honkey or something else i find it hilarious
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From: St. Charles, MO
2 Things
1. How did they recover his truck while he was in the back of the squad ?
I have never seen a dually on a flat bed, or behind a tow truck, that must have looked silly.
2. If you do not have one already, might want to invest in a tongue lock for the trailer, and maybe keep the plates off of it.
I take it you do not need titles for trailers in your state ( or maybe plates ? ) how else could the clown say you sold it to him ? As posted already some people....
1. How did they recover his truck while he was in the back of the squad ?
I have never seen a dually on a flat bed, or behind a tow truck, that must have looked silly.
2. If you do not have one already, might want to invest in a tongue lock for the trailer, and maybe keep the plates off of it.
I take it you do not need titles for trailers in your state ( or maybe plates ? ) how else could the clown say you sold it to him ? As posted already some people....
all 4 of my trailers have plates, just one is expired by about 8 years
bought it off a guy for 500 bucks and he didnt have a title
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From: Pasadena, Maryland
That quote is just unheard of to us Marylander's. Sorry to hear about your ordeal, that is such BS.
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From: San Angelo, TX
2 Things
1. How did they recover his truck while he was in the back of the squad ?
I have never seen a dually on a flat bed, or behind a tow truck, that must have looked silly.
2. If you do not have one already, might want to invest in a tongue lock for the trailer, and maybe keep the plates off of it.
I take it you do not need titles for trailers in your state ( or maybe plates ? ) how else could the clown say you sold it to him ? As posted already some people....
1. How did they recover his truck while he was in the back of the squad ?
I have never seen a dually on a flat bed, or behind a tow truck, that must have looked silly.
2. If you do not have one already, might want to invest in a tongue lock for the trailer, and maybe keep the plates off of it.
I take it you do not need titles for trailers in your state ( or maybe plates ? ) how else could the clown say you sold it to him ? As posted already some people....
2.Yes i was thinking that, where i live is in the middle of nowhere and that is the last thing i have ever thought of doing, i leave the keys in all my vehicles and havent locked my front door in about 2 years.
Yea i love the texas law about handguns. Everyone except convicted felons can legally carry a weapon in your vehicle if it is conceled, it even states you are allowed to carry your weapon from your vehicle to your place of bussiness or residence.
Last edited by KingRanchCoy; Jun 25, 2010 at 09:34 AM.
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Hmmm, seems like everyone except convicted felons cannot legally carry a weapon here in lovely Baltimore, MD
. I enjoy target shooting and try to go often. In Maryland, we have to transport our weapons unloaded and the ammo is not to be any where near the unloaded weapon when transporting. I usually keep the weapons in my back cab and the ammo in the bed in my tool box.
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Hmmm, seems like everyone except convicted felons cannot legally carry a weapon here in lovely Baltimore, MD . I enjoy target shooting and try to go often. In Maryland, we have to transport our weapons unloaded and the ammo is not to be any where near the unloaded weapon when transporting. I usually keep the weapons in my back cab and the ammo in the bed in my tool box.
. I enjoy target shooting and try to go often. In Maryland, we have to transport our weapons unloaded and the ammo is not to be any where near the unloaded weapon when transporting. I usually keep the weapons in my back cab and the ammo in the bed in my tool box.
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From: Pasadena, Maryland
Right, I believe we can do the same here in MD. However, when I was reading about that, it seemed like you could only realistically obtain one if you were in some type of law enforcement ie: security guard. Or were retired military or law enforcement.