07-21-2018

[Foo]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Is that porn?

[Havok]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Is that porn?

70's Exploitation trash, but semi pornographic since the beast does have sexual scenes with women and has a comically large over-sized penis and money shot.

[Foo]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Is that porn?

70's Exploitation trash, but semi pornographic since the beast does have sexual scenes with women and has a comically large over-sized penis and money shot.

Would watch.

[Havok]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Is that porn?

70's Exploitation trash, but semi pornographic since the beast does have sexual scenes with women and has a comically large over-sized penis and money shot.

Would watch.

Trailer for your enjoyment! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN9XK4aIJtM

[Foo]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Is that porn?

70's Exploitation trash, but semi pornographic since the beast does have sexual scenes with women and has a comically large over-sized penis and money shot.

Would watch.

Trailer for your enjoyment! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN9XK4aIJtM

Haha. What an informative trailer.

[Tiggnutz]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Is that porn?

70's Exploitation trash, but semi pornographic since the beast does have sexual scenes with women and has a comically large over-sized penis and money shot.

Would watch.

Trailer for your enjoyment! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hN9XK4aIJtM

That was real fuckin weird

[Jason]

Fucking Mamma Mia, man. Was meant to be pure fucking fluff and silliness. Haven’t cried so much in like a year.

Bring it in, my man. *hugs* Never watched, but I gather it's about family, and love of the mother and all that.

Indeed. First one was all cute mother daughter stuff. This one is 1 year after mother has died. So that theme runs pretty firmly through the film culminating in a final scene that just floored me.

Love you brother. I still feel sick for you from time to time.

[Jason]

Not sure I shared my court story.

So I am driving home one night, two days after hitting a deer. Some damage to front end, waiting on parts, etc. Front tag was knocked off, but I had it with me. Cop pulls me over for no front tag. I tell him what happened and that I am waiting on the body shop to call me back, etc. So he takes my license and registration back to his car and I sit there for 20 minutes, wondering what is taking so long. Next thing I hear is scratching and scraping at the rear of the truck. Cop comes walking up to my window with the license plate in his hand and says, "You wanna tell me where you got this sticker?". I am totally confused.

So, Crave Eatery has about 8 vehicles registered under it if you include trailers and such, so with other things, keeping up with the DMV is a bit of a chore. My mom handles the vehicles registrations, and to make a long story short, got two vehicles mixed up and put the sticker and registration on the wrong truck. After I take a second look at the registration, I realize it is for another truck. Both black SUVs, same registered owners, expire around the same time. Honest mistake and I try to explain.

The cop was extremely aggressive. Decides he is going to write five tickets, many of which are kinda the same thing as they all relate to the same issue except for the front license plate (which he wrote up without ever looking at the front to see the damage). Failure to display registration, failure to display registration sticker, expired registration, intent to defraud registration, etc. I asked him about the redundancy, especially given he can see the registration and sticker were from the same household and there was no issues with my license or vehicle that would prevent is from registering it. He said. "That is in case you want to plea bargain.", which I thought was kinda weird. Because of the "Intend to defraud" ticket, I had to go to court.

After giving me the ticket, the cop told me I could not drive the vehicle. I was pulled over less than a quarter mile from our restaurant and right across the street from the fire house where I was doing a charity event the next night. I asked him if I could drive to either of those places and then call for a ride. Being they were in either direction, I told the officer he could follow me to them or I could follow him. He refused, stating it was illegal to drive the truck without a current registration. (My father came and followed me to the restaurant to leave it overnight)

The next morning, we went to the DMV and got two new stickers to rectify the mix up.

So then, 8 weeks later my court date rolls around. Get called to the front to speak with the State's attorney, and I tell him what happened and how we resolved it the next day. He says they will drop all the charges except for the front license plate which is a $60 fine. I tell him I am happy to have my case heard, and he says, "Well, if you plead guilty to the license plate we will get you out of here first, if not, and your case is heard, you will be here for awhile.".(there were at least 40 other people in the court room and you guys know what my last name is, so going alphabetically would be awhile.)

So yeah, I pleaded guilty and paid a $60 fine to avoid a bunch of people being paid to be there wasting my day. Kinda shitty.

Jesus fuck. I've had one or two like that in my time, but not to that extent.

[Jason]

Foo is Chael Sonnen!!!

[Foo]

Not sure I shared my court story.

So I am driving home one night, two days after hitting a deer. Some damage to front end, waiting on parts, etc. Front tag was knocked off, but I had it with me. Cop pulls me over for no front tag. I tell him what happened and that I am waiting on the body shop to call me back, etc. So he takes my license and registration back to his car and I sit there for 20 minutes, wondering what is taking so long. Next thing I hear is scratching and scraping at the rear of the truck. Cop comes walking up to my window with the license plate in his hand and says, "You wanna tell me where you got this sticker?". I am totally confused.

So, Crave Eatery has about 8 vehicles registered under it if you include trailers and such, so with other things, keeping up with the DMV is a bit of a chore. My mom handles the vehicles registrations, and to make a long story short, got two vehicles mixed up and put the sticker and registration on the wrong truck. After I take a second look at the registration, I realize it is for another truck. Both black SUVs, same registered owners, expire around the same time. Honest mistake and I try to explain.

The cop was extremely aggressive. Decides he is going to write five tickets, many of which are kinda the same thing as they all relate to the same issue except for the front license plate (which he wrote up without ever looking at the front to see the damage). Failure to display registration, failure to display registration sticker, expired registration, intent to defraud registration, etc. I asked him about the redundancy, especially given he can see the registration and sticker were from the same household and there was no issues with my license or vehicle that would prevent is from registering it. He said. "That is in case you want to plea bargain.", which I thought was kinda weird. Because of the "Intend to defraud" ticket, I had to go to court.

After giving me the ticket, the cop told me I could not drive the vehicle. I was pulled over less than a quarter mile from our restaurant and right across the street from the fire house where I was doing a charity event the next night. I asked him if I could drive to either of those places and then call for a ride. Being they were in either direction, I told the officer he could follow me to them or I could follow him. He refused, stating it was illegal to drive the truck without a current registration. (My father came and followed me to the restaurant to leave it overnight)

The next morning, we went to the DMV and got two new stickers to rectify the mix up.

So then, 8 weeks later my court date rolls around. Get called to the front to speak with the State's attorney, and I tell him what happened and how we resolved it the next day. He says they will drop all the charges except for the front license plate which is a $60 fine. I tell him I am happy to have my case heard, and he says, "Well, if you plead guilty to the license plate we will get you out of here first, if not, and your case is heard, you will be here for awhile.".(there were at least 40 other people in the court room and you guys know what my last name is, so going alphabetically would be awhile.)

So yeah, I pleaded guilty and paid a $60 fine to avoid a bunch of people being paid to be there wasting my day. Kinda shitty.

Jesus fuck. I've had one or two like that in my time, but not to that extent.

An honest mistake that was resolved in 15 minutes the next morning. Cop was a prick and writes a "Must Appear" and he was not even in the courtroom. (I know that alone would have had it thrown out, but again, who wants to sit there for hours over $60 when I could be helping at the food truck?)

[Foo]

Foo is Chael Sonnen!!!

That guy speaks a lot of truth.

[Foo]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/riz ... 56290.html

[Jason]

Not sure I shared my court story.

So I am driving home one night, two days after hitting a deer. Some damage to front end, waiting on parts, etc. Front tag was knocked off, but I had it with me. Cop pulls me over for no front tag. I tell him what happened and that I am waiting on the body shop to call me back, etc. So he takes my license and registration back to his car and I sit there for 20 minutes, wondering what is taking so long. Next thing I hear is scratching and scraping at the rear of the truck. Cop comes walking up to my window with the license plate in his hand and says, "You wanna tell me where you got this sticker?". I am totally confused.

So, Crave Eatery has about 8 vehicles registered under it if you include trailers and such, so with other things, keeping up with the DMV is a bit of a chore. My mom handles the vehicles registrations, and to make a long story short, got two vehicles mixed up and put the sticker and registration on the wrong truck. After I take a second look at the registration, I realize it is for another truck. Both black SUVs, same registered owners, expire around the same time. Honest mistake and I try to explain.

The cop was extremely aggressive. Decides he is going to write five tickets, many of which are kinda the same thing as they all relate to the same issue except for the front license plate (which he wrote up without ever looking at the front to see the damage). Failure to display registration, failure to display registration sticker, expired registration, intent to defraud registration, etc. I asked him about the redundancy, especially given he can see the registration and sticker were from the same household and there was no issues with my license or vehicle that would prevent is from registering it. He said. "That is in case you want to plea bargain.", which I thought was kinda weird. Because of the "Intend to defraud" ticket, I had to go to court.

After giving me the ticket, the cop told me I could not drive the vehicle. I was pulled over less than a quarter mile from our restaurant and right across the street from the fire house where I was doing a charity event the next night. I asked him if I could drive to either of those places and then call for a ride. Being they were in either direction, I told the officer he could follow me to them or I could follow him. He refused, stating it was illegal to drive the truck without a current registration. (My father came and followed me to the restaurant to leave it overnight)

The next morning, we went to the DMV and got two new stickers to rectify the mix up.

So then, 8 weeks later my court date rolls around. Get called to the front to speak with the State's attorney, and I tell him what happened and how we resolved it the next day. He says they will drop all the charges except for the front license plate which is a $60 fine. I tell him I am happy to have my case heard, and he says, "Well, if you plead guilty to the license plate we will get you out of here first, if not, and your case is heard, you will be here for awhile.".(there were at least 40 other people in the court room and you guys know what my last name is, so going alphabetically would be awhile.)

So yeah, I pleaded guilty and paid a $60 fine to avoid a bunch of people being paid to be there wasting my day. Kinda shitty.

Jesus fuck. I've had one or two like that in my time, but not to that extent.

An honest mistake that was resolved in 15 minutes the next morning. Cop was a prick and writes a "Must Appear" and he was not even in the courtroom. (I know that alone would have had it thrown out, but again, who wants to sit there for hours over $60 when I could be helping at the food truck?)

My one costed me 300, surprised all yours amounted to so little.

[Reign in Blood]

Hey Reign,

I took a bit of a trip and visited my first Half Price Books and I walked out pretty happy with this sucker!

Epic find, my man.

[Reign in Blood]

Foo is Chael Sonnen!!!

Just need a taco and I'm riding with Foo. :mrgreen:

Get what he's saying but Van Dammage was legit, god damnit.