[happyhunting]

Best suicide scenes in films? I loved the one in "Soylent Greene", where the Father went to the "center" and got to lie in a hospital bed, watching a film with animals, a deer running in a field, flowers, music...excellent way to choose.

Or who could forget the scene in "Thelma and Louise" when they just go over the edge in the car? Now that is a great film.

Best suicide film in my opinion was The Virgin Suicides by Sofia Coppola.......great film, pretty haunting.

[pommysmommy]

I find it weird use "best" and "suicide" in the same thread. This is a very dark subject that is painful to many people.

[tijlover]

I'm planning on driving down to Tucson and Nogales Sunday morning, and I've so spooked myself out reading those Phoenix threads on red-light/speed cameras, and their over-vigilance by the police, I'm torn between driving straight south to Blythe (thru desert roads) and then head east, and skirt Phx by doing a turn-off at Buckeye and go south, or face the "music", go thru Wickenberg and the PHX area.

After having gotten those two traffic fines, recently, I'm scared to death of getting another ticket, and I'll be stressed out to the max anyway!

This is going to be a scouting mission for potential places to retire, and I'm going to meet-up with a City-data.com friend as well.

[las vegas drunk]

Originally Posted by tijlover

I'm planning on driving down to Tucson and Nogales Sunday morning, and I've so spooked myself out reading those Phoenix threads on red-light/speed cameras, and their over-vigilance by the police, I'm torn between driving straight south to Blythe (thru desert roads) and then head east, and skirt Phx by doing a turn-off at Buckeye and go south, or face the "music", go thru Wickenberg and the PHX area.

After having gotten those two traffic fines, recently, I'm scared to death of getting another ticket, and I'll be stressed out to the max anyway!

This is going to be a scouting mission for potential places to retire, and I'm going to meet-up with a City-data.com friend as well.

You have absolutely nothing to worry about even if you get a photo radar ticket. They do not enforce them on out of state residents.

[kimba01]

Originally Posted by tijlover

I'm planning on driving down to Tucson and Nogales Sunday morning, and I've so spooked myself out reading those Phoenix threads on red-light/speed cameras, and their over-vigilance by the police, I'm torn between driving straight south to Blythe (thru desert roads) and then head east, and skirt Phx by doing a turn-off at Buckeye and go south, or face the "music", go thru Wickenberg and the PHX area.

After having gotten those two traffic fines, recently, I'm scared to death of getting another ticket, and I'll be stressed out to the max anyway!

This is going to be a scouting mission for potential places to retire, and I'm going to meet-up with a City-data.com friend as well.

Do they ticket for going the speed limit? Just wondering?

[WestcoastBrit]

Originally Posted by las vegas drunk

Oops, CNN really screwed up here. Watch this for a good laugh....


CNN plays the wrong music and apologizes - YouTube

You owe me a new keyboard, I just spat beer all over mine.

[las vegas drunk]

Originally Posted by WestcoastBrit

You owe me a new keyboard, I just spat beer all over mine.

It's kind of funny because I have already gone through 3 keyboards since getting my new computer from spilling beer in the keyboard. I actually bought a couple of extras for the next time it happens.

[bledsoe3]

Originally Posted by kimba01

Do they ticket for going the speed limit? Just wondering?

Tried to add reps, but no go.

Obey the law and you don't have to worry about the photo radar.

[jasper12]

OMG! Hilarious! I have to go change my Granny panties now.

[PinkString]

That was hilarious! Wrong music for sure. Someone at CNN needs a spanking.