Yesterday and today are finals at school. All 2000 kids at my school get stuck in one lunch period during finals. Not only that, but all THREE Moore schools have the same lunch period. 6000 kids trying to get out and eat lunch without being late to class is hard.

Well anyways, i got out early, so i pulled into the bus lot right by the doors of the school waiting on my buddy and girlfriend to get out so we could go to WAFFLE HOUSE I take the back road over to the highway. Everyone speeds down this road, which there really isn't a posted speed limit. So i top the hill, and BAM there's a cop hiding behind a fence. I slowed down before he clocked me, but i was still speeding I pulled over immediately and had everything ready ready when he got to the window. Told him there was no excuse for my speeding, just trying to get some food before the 6000 kid crowd did. He clocked me at 54 mph in a 40 zone, i just knew i was going to be ticketed. He comes back and i get a warning!

Now is it just me, or is a strange that a 16 year old kid doing 15 over gets just a warning Third warning so far, time to slow it down

 

maybe because you werent acting like a complete douchecarrot. im sure there would be other kids your age trying to fight with the officer.

 

The easiest way out of a ticket: have your vehicle turned off, everything ready for him by the time he gets to your truck, be quiet, dont put on a show or some sap story trying to get out of it, and be completely honest.

 

+1. I was pulled over once for street racing with my brothers Impala. Officer asked if I knew why he pulled me over. I said "yes, I was doing something I wasn't supposed to be doing" and smiled. He let me off with a warning and told me I'd be going to jail had I been drinking that night. It was a slow drive home after that

 

Ive been pulled over over 30 times and only have 3-4 tickets. Got pulled over for racing 93 in a 35 and got it done to drivin in an unreasonable manner

 

The cop probably thought you had a purdy mouth.

AND WOW 6000 KIDS i had 91 in my graduating class, and maybe 500 in the school.

 

That's combined over the entire Moore school district (several schools). Moore is a suburb of OKC.

 

well even 2000 kids...holy ****.

 

I had over 700 in my graduating class in 1987. They have since built two more high school, all within a 10 miles of each other.

 

A lot of Oklahoma schools are like that. Some of the 6A(the highest in Oklahoma) schools have 6000 kids because the schools want to win state every year. It's pretty ridiculous.