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Main Page Ive hit my boiling point about asian drivers in Quincy.
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Posted by: dmackack

Its bad enough when every night between 1100 and 2 am passenger vans coming over the Neponset bridge carrying at least 15 people decide to stop in the middle of the road to drop people off,now tonight for the first time after I dropped off my woman near marina bay I get lit up like a christmas tree with all blue light,so I pull over and its a dam rice burner with all blue headlights that blows right past me.? is that leagal?.

Posted by: rocksy1826

i was bitching the same damn thing when i was trying to get to the garage to punch in and get on the road the other day

Posted by: Danman

hahaha nice sig

Posted by: dmackack

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Originally Posted by Danman

hahaha nice sig

Yeah Id like to do a face plant in there too.

Posted by: Danman

absolutly

Posted by: Delta784

The law states the blue/red light must be "flashing, rotating, or oscillating" to be in violation;

http://www.mass.gov/legis/laws/mgl/90-7e.htm

Posted by: SinePari

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Originally Posted by dmackack

now tonight for the first time after I dropped off my woman near marina bay

Was it the woman from your signature? I'll have to take a drive by that way...

Posted by: CJIS

I am fed up with all drivers

Posted by: frank

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Originally Posted by Delta784

The law states the blue/red light must be "flashing, rotating, or oscillating" to be in violation

So, in other words, if the retard in the import with blue headlights has chopped springs and his car bounces all over the road, causing his blue headlights to oscillate...I think I just came up with something.

I don't see what the point is with why idiots think it's so cool to have headlights (or any lights, for that matter) in their cars that have a blue tint to them.

Posted by: CJIS

Ditto

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