Yeah... The fleet tends to fluctuate wildly. One minute there are 1,000 people, the next it’s barely 100. It’s a strange group. I know they have the ability to recruit or just stir up their own fanaticism, so you'd occasionally see them show up at a big game with 1,000 strong or even a full trainload in St. Louis. Back during the cup final in Chicago, there were about 1,500 of them out there.
But mostly, those are just isolated bursts. For the most part, they stay home. Every now and then you'll see a hundred of them charge out for an away game, but nothing worth noting.
It’s the final round. Was the fleet celebrating some kind of birthday or what? How many Seattle residents actually made it out to NYC? If anyone has photos, drop them here. I was stuck at work and couldn't keep up, so if you were there, give me the rundown.
hollowtrucker77 said:I can already hear the lawyers whining about how this goes against legal precedent and insisting we should have called the cops to report a stolen vehicle but honestly, life tends to operate on a completely different set of principles altogether.
Why would I call the police when they're standing right there next to them, lining their own pockets? It's just one big rigged circle. Everyone benefits from the status quo.
So, I’m curious—is there seriously not a single lawyer on this forum who actually understands this specific issue?
Can they actually impound my personal vehicle just because I don't have the cash on me right this second?
Are they obligated to provide me with a payment slip if I demand one?
Do I have the right to contest the seizure of my car before I pay those $120 fines, assuming I believe their entire process is baseless and lacks any legitimate grounds for an impound? Because they refuse to hand over a clear photo of my car committing the violation; all they show is some tiny window on a monitor inside a portable booth, and you can't see a single thing in the image!
Let’s be clear: I am all for law and order on the streets and making sure everything functions correctly. If I have to pay fines in this ridiculous country, fine, I'll pay them $333—but I wouldn't give a single cent to these slippery bureaucrats, let alone $120 hand over cash on the spot!!!
So, the city tow truck picked up my car the other day for improper parking. Fine, I parked improperly, okay? Order needs to be maintained. But..
Something else sent my blood pressure through the roof. I went to pick up my own vehicle—which I legally own, by the way—from the local impound lot, specifically the one run by the FBI in Phoenix. Look, I get it. There are too many of these "heroes" running around. They act like they were fighting in a war yesterday, and their attitude seems to depend entirely on how much disability pension they pull or their level of injury, blah blah blah. I understand they need to be taken care of, because we aren't just talking about hundreds anymore; there are thousands of these heroes who clearly figured out how to cash in on their service (if they actually served at all), likely securing a direct deal to get "jobs" towing cars for improperly parked vehicles. Fine, I get that part.
What I want to know is: under what legal authority, or which specific law, does this allow them to withhold my personal property unless I pay their towing fees right there on the spot? What law permits some guy sitting in an office smoking Marlboros—who looks like he should be digging ditches or building bridges instead of sitting behind a desk—to refuse to return my car? Am I supposed to wait until I hand him the cash $120 before he releases my vehicle? Am I in the wrong? Yes. Fine. Give me an invoice and I will settle the cost as soon as my finances allow. If I don't pay, the government has the legal tools to come after me. Am I mistaken? But no, I can't get my car back unless I shove the money into his hand $120 immediately. And what if I don't have it on me? What if I simply don't have the cash right now?
His response was just a shrug and a claim that they had an agreement with the City of Phoenix: no invoices, just cash on the spot. What kind of agreement is that? What the hell? 👎
I also forgot to mention that my boyfriend is pretty well-endowed, both in length and girth. Because of that, quickies are almost never an option for us, which I’ve started thinking might actually be part of the issue
Hmm... honestly, I'm glad to see others are dealing with this too. Just so we're clear, we aren't using any kind of birth control—we just rely on Plan B 🙂. It’s probably best if I just head to my gynecologist, right?
I’m starting this thread because I need some answers. Here is the situation. Lately, I’ve noticed that certain positions during sex have become incredibly uncomfortable. Specifically, when we are doing missionary, the penetration causes such sharp pain that I have to stop immediately. This isn't a new issue; everything used to be perfectly fine before. On top of that, I sometimes feel pain in my spleen or ovaries during intercourse. I am looking for your experiences because I honestly have no idea how to handle this. It is strange because in other positions, everything feels normal and we can go as long as we want. I don't get what the issue is. HELP.