Ideas for complying with handsfree phone law

[Epenrose]

Don't agree a lot of time with posts here but Suba has a valid point.

Why they don't tow you on the spot if you don't have a car registered, no insurance or if you don't have a valid license is insane.

I remember Irish Olan, I know a lot of you know him, works his rear end off, long hours and so on buys himself a nice new car and think it lasted about a week before an illegal immigrant t boned his car, was a total. Believe the other guy had no insurance and the cops didn't arrest him, wouldn't even let Olan take him for a quite discussion Irish style around the corner, he did ask!

I get sick of paying high insurance and non insured and no action is taken. Not sure it's the SFPD, think they are tied by the DA. I saw a bunch of kids with a parking meter key hit 15 meters. Must have stolen $ 500, a felony I believe. There were two of us, got the license plate, willing to witness, nobody would take our report. Cop at the tenderloin station told me DA wouldn't do a thing.

I think we do need a change of leadership in SF. Zero acceptance on a lot of issues. Find you with a gun, stealing, breaking and entering, kiting with flowery shorts, we lock you up for a long time.

Off my soap box.

[capetonian]

[capetonian]

Here's one from South Africa:

>> There are no words to add to this story, without the Police photos
>> to prove it.... no-one from anywhere in the world will believe this
>> is possible!
>>
>> This Toyota Tazz was stolen in Butterworth/Transkei. It was then in
>> an accident.
>>
>> Not 1...Not 2...but 3 cows were found inside (Yip also stolen) ---
>> tied up and squashed in !! --- see the 1st and 2nd photos.
>>
>> When the cows were removed the vehicle appeared as in photo 3 ---
>> rear seat and front passenger seat had been removed to fit the cattle
in!!!
>>
>> The last photo shows the 3 cows after their release --- remarkably
>> unscratched.!!!
>>
>> Only in South Africa !!!

[capetonian]

Missing photos

[nealpar]

Capetonian, the images are shocking, but when considered in context, they are not so overwhelming.

South Africans seem crude but practical. It's the mindset of people who have suffered a lot and don't take anything for granted.

Life over there seems kind of raw, which, to some is still preferable than living in our "make believe" society here.

[andydavis]

uh, what is the shocking part?

[jp5]

From MSN;

WASHINGTON - Denmark, with its democracy, social equality and peaceful atmosphere, is the happiest country in the world, researchers said on Monday.

Zimbabwe, torn by political and social strife, is the least happy, while the world's richest nation, the United States, ranks 16th....

[capetonian]

I didn't think them shocking, funny maybe, sad to the victims definitely, but not shocking.

[nealpar]

We all have different "blinders" and "filters" on.

Windoggie, I'm ready for another Finnish poem. It's like cleansing the palate between bites of potent flavors.

[windoggi]