That's what you get for riding a stallion. Here's some advice, it's doesn't make you look cool like owning the biggest pickup truck or the most expensive horse trailer...it just makes you look like a tool when you get hurt.

I'd never vote for this guy--no pickup truck.

I still think the "truck nutz" should become the official symbol of the Tea Bag party. So, if you have those on your pickup truck people will know your a bagger, for sure.

Shitty Civic. He's like "I'm doin 100" like five times and he was only at 90. Then he barely hits 100mph, and he's like "that was the scariest thing in my whole life!" My PICKUP TRUCK is faster than that. And it's the COP who's "scared shitless," yet you're the one trembling so much you can't even hold a video camera. Pfft.

But I'll give him one thing: He has an incredibly refined vocabulary.

Weeeeell i was walkin down the street just a-havin a think, when a snake of a guy gave me an evil wink. He shook-a me up, he took me by surprise, he had a pickup truck and the devil's eyes. He stared at me and i felt a change, time meant nothing; never would again.

We got beer, firearms, pickup trucks, buttcracks, deep southern drawl, and football.

This is someone's nightmare, to be certain.

You're right, the news media appears to have missed this. Good thing it was picked up on by the conservative variety and entertainment channel.

And I wish the news had picked up on it. I wish more people were aware of this sentiment.

Obstructionist Republicans - Stick it up your ass.
Religious Fanatics - Stick it up your ass.
Conservative Pundits - Stick it up your ass.
Faux News - Stick it up your ass.
That guy in the pickup truck who sped up to keep me from merging when my lane was ending and then got mad at me - Stick it up your ass.
Everyone displaying disingenous indignation over this incident- Stick it up your ass.

I think that covers it for now.

How did this issue go from the topic, to firearms and health care? Are the conservatives so desperate to tag anything involving legal questions to these two issues?

If I understand it correctly. People voted at one point to elect people to office. This was purely under the constitution for how people get elected as representatives, senators and even a president. Those people, created the highway system as a federal system. That way laws created effected all the states evenly. Roads and vehicles were given strict standards on how each were created. Yes, there was plenty of leway given to looks, but the mechanics were made to keep things in one state the same as another. With the introduction of highways, this was given more consideration. Yes, this is a HUGE simplifacation of historical events in the US. Lets just agree, that's along the lines of how things happened in our country.

Some where along that route (pun unintended), law makers decided the concept of a license to show who understood the rules of the road, and agree to abid by them. That way, if you were caught speeding, you could not say "hey, I didnt know I couldnt go that fast." You could argue if the police man had made a mistake in court. Notice, the court is in this equation. An so, there were licenses for motorcycles, trucks, and even for special vehicles (i.e. school buses). The licenses provide a meager funding to the state to help maintain roads. They also allowed the license to be used to prove one's age (for nudie bars and beer), to help in some purchases (i.e. firearms), and as a form of identification (i.e. aquiring a job).

I as the motorist should not have to ask if the green pickup truck in front of me is in current register. I should have some thought the truck could past a inspection, if one was given on the spot (assuming, any grand-fathered clauses, due to the vehicles age). Without proper plates or registation, I could not tell that. In addition, what happens if this guy hits someone on a cross walk?

"The drive was in a green pickup truck." "Did you get a license plate?" "No, there wasn't one."

No, this guy is simply trying to avoid being responsible for his actions. Which is quite typical for a republican/conservative these days.

But the issue regarding whether one has a consitutional right to own a firearm, is a murky question at best. Since, the NRA types, conviently ignore the first 1/2 of the 2nd Amendment like it doesnt exist. No, I think we'd need the US Supreme court to weigh in on the issue some day.

The issue with health care is neither a right or a privilage. Its a needed concept.

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>> ^Drachen_Jager:
That's a pickup truck. A flat-bed truck has... Well it has a flat bed, get it? Flat-bed = the bed (cargo space) on the truck is flat... The cargo space on a pickup has walls, ie. it's not flat.
Sorry I don't normally correct people's English but that's just too obvious.


Damn htmling images doesn't work...

Nevermind.

That's a pickup truck. A flat-bed truck has... Well it has a flat bed, get it? Flat-bed = the bed (cargo space) on the truck is flat... The cargo space on a pickup has walls, ie. it's not flat.

Sorry I don't normally correct people's English but that's just too obvious.

I think his motto should be

GOD , Rocks to stone gays with, and pickup trucks ,

that way it wont cost him much and he will be able promote the fundamentals of the bible.

He could teach people how to throw rocks at gays from moving cars , Maby if people didn't pick and chose from the bible all the gays would be gone by now i for one am fead up of there dirty bumming antics of the gay community.

Wouldn't it make more sense to offer an American gun rather than an a dirty, commie gun? His motto should be 'God, Soviet Guns, Guts and American Pickup Trucks'.

Gotta love "god" and "guns" in the same sentence. Only in America...

News link: http://www.txcn.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/tv/stories/wfaa090629_wz_constablechase.1bc95a22.html

GARLAND — A pursuit that lasted 90 minutes and stretched through at least three cities ended with a violent collision at a Garland intersection Monday afternoon.

The chase began in Mesquite following a traffic stop by Dallas County Constables. It was not immediately clear what triggered the decision to pursue the driver, but there were indications that the man was wanted on felony warrants.

The Nissan's sedan eluded a phalanx of squad cars at speeds up to 100 mph on a back-and-forth route that included Interstate 30, LBJ Freeway and local streets. The suspect has been named as Shane Michel.

At one point, the he skidded out of control on a highway exit ramp and struck a highway sign head-on. The sign flipped over the car and shattered the car's rear window, but the driver kept going across a grassy median and resumed his flight.

Later, the car crashed through lowered gates at a DART light rail crossing in Garland.

A Dallas police helicopter and at least eight squad cars from several agencies were involved in the pursuit, which ended abruptly at the corner of Plano Road and Buckingham Road in Garland when Michel pulled in front of a pickup truck.

His sedan was struck on the driver's side door and skidded to a stop about half a block away. Paramedics used equipment to extricate him from the wreckage. He survived, but was injured. His condition at present is critical.

The driver of the pickup truck did not appear to be seriously hurt.

It's almost as douchey as putting those huge tires on a small car or small tires on a pickup truck. Almost.