The local cops are cracking down in Cynthiana, thanks to citizen complaints about getting "smoked" by "stinky, noisy diesel trucks" ;D ;D ;D
They're now writing tickets for "vehicular disturbance" if they see so much as a puff of smoke. The vehicle in question, that received a ticket, was totally stock, a 12 valve that pooted while shifting. What a horrible, horrible crime against the local populace, he should be run out of town, and his truck fed to the crusher!
I wonder if the local 19 year old customer of Black Mountain Diesel doing a burnout while drunk, in front of a cop, in the town square had anything to do with the escalation of harrassment? ;D Those "cool" window decals are excellent advertising. Unfortunately, given the police mentality , both local & state, in Kentucky, they also make our trucks a moving target, if said decal is attached to a vehicle owned by an immature twit.
Oh well. Looks like a visit to the mayor is next on my agenda, get her to call in the dogs.

 

Ha The **** Truck Police.

I'll be nice when I come down in November, I would sure hate to see the Cynthiana PD. Those Kentucy cops have it out for us Indiana boys anyways. :

6. I thought being a cop required some sort of physical conditioning?

Darrell

 

This is really amazing. With all the stuff going on right now in the world, someone has to whine about a little smoke.

 

Heard from another customer today, who said the particular cop in question has a reputation for writing &quot;stupid&quot; tickets, and that he's been reprimanded for it before. Poor guy. He must have an awful small ******, to need to exercise his authority over the people like that. <br> Cattle Hauler, it is my earnest wish that he's behind you next time you have a full load, and the cows have a full load too....hope he has his window down, ;D ;D so some of the splat reaches the inside of the car.... ;D

 

He sounds like the kid that always got picked on in school to me

 

[quote author=BriarHopper link=board=10;threadid=5685;start=0#51202 date=1034299312]<br><br> Cattle Hauler, it is my earnest wish that he's behind you next time you have a full load, and the cows have a full load too....hope he has his window down, ;D ;D so some of the splat reaches the inside of the car.... ;D <br>[/quote]<br><br>And here I thought all of Kentucky smelled that way :-X :-X <br><br>Just be glad you don't have the Indiana State Storm Troppers down there. ;D<br><br>Darrell

 

He needs to get behind one of these hog trucks that run up and down route 10, specially when they decide to cut loose if you know what I mean. <br>I know why them guys rin 95 MPH now, to keep that smell about three miles behind.

 

Heehee, dude, nothing like hog stink at 95mph....<br>DarrellB, we got the SS, uh, I mean state troopers too, unfortunately, our shop is in one of the two most heavily patrolled counties of Kentucky.... Ever notice how Alabama, Tennessee, West Virginia, and other states have the 70 mph speed limit on interstates, and we're stuck with 65 in Kentucky? All my trips to Indiana, I've never been pulled over. Couple close calls, but that's it... Heard all the stories about them, though. ;D ;D

 

Hey Hopper, I was coming down to visit soon. I would hate to get stopped in route. Wait maybe that would be a good thing, especially if it was for something stupid. A letter sent to his chief on departmental letterhead might just cool his jets a little There comes a time my Pappy always said. He know he just might wind up in MY jurisdicition one day

 

SOOO Tom..you mean that last year when Nowel and I came over we were on blind luck at 85/90 most of the way LOL we did have the radar on all the way LOL

 

I can do that Hauler. I am looking at sometime next month. Will definitely let you know ;D