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You seem delusional actually.
So he was friendly & you think he wants you now...?
My, my, my how egotistical
Lmao you need to get out more.
I'm glad I don't live in your neighborhood.
I've had neighbors just like you my whole life-
Watching everything I do, calling the cops on ridiculously trivial things....
All the suburbanites who do this REALLY need to get a life
Really? Where you live asking a woman walking down the street "How old are you" is considered friendly?
So sad for you that your whole life has been ruined by people wanting to live in a decent neighborhood, not one filled with anarchists who continue to break 'trivial' laws.
Really? Where you live asking a woman walking down the street "How old are you" is considered friendly?
So sad for you that your whole life has been ruined by people wanting to live in a decent neighborhood, not one filled with anarchists who continue to break 'trivial' laws.
Because I am sure it went exactly like the OP descried the encounter. To me it sounded like friendly neighborly chit chat. I would wager no law was broken as well. Just because a car has an aftermarket exhaust does not mean its breaking any laws. All cars do no need to sound like a Prius.
Really? Where you live asking a woman walking
down the street "How old are you" is considered friendly?
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And, "Come 'ere", like he was Vin Deisel! Hahaha! It was funny. Never said he 'wanted me'. You really don't talk to a dog that way...
A lot of 'reader license' here.
Thanks rugats. Too bad I saw the the quote box, like a train wreck I read it.
So, because the substation was VERY far away, miles and miles, and planned on combining many errands that way today...
I went to this obscure sleepy station...and guess what? So far away and when I said the street...
the young man at the desk say, "He parks under that big tree, white car?" WOW!...."We run the plates on that car a lot thinking it's stolen."
Can you imagine...
(And that tree should be on a Registry! Huge.)
Signed Arrogant and pretentious, Mrs, Kravatz
With the way engines are today ...someone told me potatoes don't work the same. Ha!
Limberger cheese on the exhaust manifold works way better.
It the guy was thoughtful he wouldn't need to make any changes to his exhaust system.
It's quite possible to start the engine quietly without revving it up, and idle slowly and quietly down the block until getting on the main street where he can give er h$ll if he needs to hear the noise and feel the power.
I have had motorcycles and hot rods all my life and have encountered situation like the one the OP is dealing with, and I handled it as I mentioned.
We have several motorcycles in our neighborhood that at one time received complaints. After a neighborhood meeting, these same guys are now seen quietly idling down the street until they are out of the neighborhood. If they wish to be quiet, they can be. Some are so impressed with the sound they think everyone should be...
if you put a note on my car telling me to quiet my exhaust I will go to the muffler shop. And tell the guy to straight pipe it and make it as loud as possible.
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