I am confused. Where’s the taser?
These are real officers who are encouraging bikers to wear helmets.
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I am confused. Where’s the taser?
These are real officers who are encouraging bikers to wear helmets.
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See you should have gone to my page and made a correction. WWI not a Nazi, WWII lots of Nazi’s.
hahaha! We need more thinkers like these guys out there.
WOW!! Denmark really is the happiest place on earth!
I hate it when bicyclists act like they don’t have to obey traffic laws.
I encounted a situaton where cyclist ran a stop sign when I was driving my Expedition. I actually did not see the man on bike and he started yelling at me, telling me that he had the right of way. It was and two-way stop, not a four way stop. Thankfully, there was a cop sitting at the opposite stop sign who saw everything and cited the jerk for failure to yield!
Nal,
Great one!
(This is similar to a small child being hugged by a clown.)
Don’t hug me bro!
Wikiman:
there were Nazis in WWI? Are you trying to rewrite history?
Bman,
Of course they are not American Cops. See no Taser’s, hugs not gloves, handcuffs and a ticket. They are Dane’s see the difference.
Even during WWI when the Government decided to cooperate with the Nazi’s the Police did not and were deported to German Concentration Camps. I kid you not. Just ask Wikiman.
Link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deportation_of_the_Danish_police
They are not American Cops. ‘Nuff said
Bryon,
You never know what they are wearing under full dress.
Wikiman:
one of 2 things, either the officers were gay or they were afraid of a sexual harassment suit.
Are not the Danes ahead of everyone else? Why were the women allowed to continue on without a helmet? Did I miss something? They want to save the value of a mans life but not a woman. Hey something wrong with this picture.
Stop! Stop or I’ll … hug!
but then if the MF’s dont stick it to them with all sorts of prohibitional laws and fines.
a nanny state action that I can get behind, don’t make a law encourage people to do something.