Showing posts with label cops. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cops. Show all posts

License bureau, here we come...

Since the car tags expire tomorrow, we figured today would be a good day to go renew them. Unfortunately, we had to drive to janky ass Ironton, which is never fun. The cops there are horrible - and so are the people.

Speaking of cops, there was a rather large cop in the license bureau leaned up against the wall. From the minute we walked in until he got called to the front - which was about 10 minutes - he had his nose smashed in his phone! I'm not exaggerating either, it was obsessive. He would dick around on it, put it in his pocket and then literally 20 seconds later, he'd pull it back out again. People and their cell phones annoy me.

Well, I suppose that about sums it up. Until next time...

Love & Peace

-Megan

Song of the day: Message In A Bottle by The Police

Here are the pics of a train carrying I don't know how many fuel tanks:

 I swear, I think there were 100 tanks or more.

 So long!


And those are the dome things at the Glover factory. Spooky place.

And now for the video:

DIRECTV, you can kiss my ass...

In case you haven't noticed, the ever so popular, DIRECTV, has decided to cancel one of my all time favorite channels, G4. I'm positive that I'm not the only one that is beyond pissed, a lot of people loved G4. They were home to the infamous, Ninja Warrior, and one of my faves, COPS. What in the hell are we going to do now? I, for one, think that we should string the cock suckers behind the company up in town square and have some good old fashioned fun with tar and feathers. Anybody with me? Ugh, I could go on and on about how much I despise DIRECTV right now, but I'm going to stop myself.

Bring back G4 assholes!!

-Megan

Well last night was fun...

Last night, we were on our way to Redbox to pick up, Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen (badass move by the way), when all of a sudden, we passed a cop. And I know I haven't mentioned it, but our front left headlight is out. As soon as the cop car passed, he flipped his lights on and turned around. It was inevitable, we were getting pulled over. So, as he slowly crept up behind us, we pulled over. And to top it off, we were in the middle of town. So, he came to the window and asked for my ID and proof of insurance. So, I grabbed my wallet, handed him my ID, and asked LaVaughn to get the insurance paper. After about a minute or so of her searching, I knew we were screwed. I looked at the officer and said, "Aw man, I just printed our proof of insurance paper out like 3 days before." He kind of laughed and said, "Well, you have to have it." so we continued looking. After dragging every piece of paper out of the car, all we could find was one from 2006, yea, 2006. So he just took that and went back to his car. We sat there for like 10 minutes, at least. And I'm not sure if you know Missouri law for driving without POI, but you get 4 points on your record and a big ass fine. It's a bitch. Well, as we were sitting there, LaVaughn looked down at the floor and saw a another piece of paper. And guess what it was? Our POI paper! We were stoked man. After that, my attitude really perked up. So, what seemed to be an hour later, the cop finally came back to the window, ticket in hand. I screamed, "We found it bitch!" well, maybe not the bitch part, but it sounded good. He looked at me and was like, "Oh, you should've waved for me." I said sorry. Then he was like, "Ok, I'll just void this, but you need to get a headlight." so off we went.

It was such a nightmare! I freakin hate the cops man. They freak me out so bad. Every time I pass one, it's like they're singling me out, lol. Well, needless to say, we got our headlight that night and put it in before we got home. It was all good fun.

So, let this be a lesson to you all. If you have a busted headlight, you're not invincible, get the thing fixed. And always, I repeat, always, have proof of insurance. Until next time, you know where to find me. Keep on rockin!

-Megan

Song of the day: Dream Police by Cheap Trick