Another ticket. This one in the Hague. 90 in an 80 zone.
36 Euros.
Damn these traffic cameras! Damn their beady, unblinking glass eyes!!!
I can’t take this kind of surveillance. Didn’t anyone tell these fuckers that the totalitarian regime idea went out a long time ago.
I cannot take it. I am going to revolt. However, thanks to the obnoxiously voyeuristic Dutch government, the revolution WILL be televised.
I am accepting bids for advertising rights.
So yesterday we stopped snowboarding a bit early and, after Darien brought Joanneke back from getting her new cast (turns out her leg is broken), we went to the brand spanking new “Tauren Spa“. Now, Read more…
Well, the cast is a bit smaller because Leah missed her flight and decided not to come, and Tori, Joanda, and Robert are sitting this one out, but most of the gang is together again Read more…
A couple of things drive me into a mental state of complete anger and anxiety: getting lost, George W Bush, religious crazies, and losing important travel documents. Let’s examine that last one a bit more Read more…
6 Comments
Daniel · June 20, 2006 at 11:12 pm
How the hell did you get your Justy to go that fast?
Jeff · June 24, 2006 at 4:58 am
Here’s a potential end-around: http://www.backstreetinline.com/photoblocker/
Brian · June 25, 2006 at 7:47 pm
Ha. I love it. “Protect yourself against the unscrupulous ticketing practices.”
Damn the governments and their unscrupulous ticketing practices! I will use technology to defeat them!
Jeff · June 27, 2006 at 5:41 am
While we’re on the subject, I remember more than a few rolling stops at 4-ways around Nottingham High.
Brian · June 27, 2006 at 3:47 pm
I like to think of the many ways that I have grown up since college, and my driving is one of them. I had two accidents after college, both minor fender benders, and then decided I needed to stop being a moron and actually pay attention when driving. Since then I have not had an accident.
At some point before we left for the Netherlands all the points on my insurance went off and I finally got into the lowest insurance bracket and it was nice to feel the difference in my monthly bill. Instead of being anally raped every month on auto insurance, it was more like a gentle proctology exam.
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