got pulled over today

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I don't think my Dad's (I don't drive btw) diesel Altea could leave a big cloud, I don't think also that a tractor on the limit would hear Britney singing let alone a loud exhaust. Also, why cut off a tractor pulling several tonnes of farm animals? I like scrambled egg but not scrambled chicken.
 
I don't think my Dad's (I don't drive btw) diesel Altea could leave a big cloud, I don't think also that a tractor on the limit would hear Britney singing let alone a loud exhaust. Also, why cut off a tractor pulling several tonnes of farm animals? I like scrambled egg but not scrambled chicken.

I see you have a point. I think you wouldn't have trouble spitting a ton of junk out the exhaust, but other than that, I guess you have destroyed my plan.
 
I've never been pulled over at the wheel, not once in my entire life. I've been in cars that have been pulled over, but never while I'm driving. Tbh I'm suprised that a few people on here are actually sounding almost boastful about being crap drivers, weaving in and out of traffic at 100mph being one notable example I spotted. You quite simply should not be doing that, as far as I'm concerned, matching the speed of traffic flow is one thing, but driving like that is another entirely. Even on a motorway when traffic is flowing at maybe 90+mph, you do not weave in and out of traffic. I have very bad experiences with crap drivers that think the roads are thier playgrounds and I have seen what the consequences can be. It is not a game, cars are fun to drive fast, but that doesn't mean doing so at the risk of others is a good idea.
 
I don't drive fast because my car can't go fast. It's "naturally" limited to about 90 at most and it starts to shake. :dopey:

I just got lucky the other day because I was late to class...
 
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