Exactly. Which is why VA also bans radar detectors. Its not about slowing down, its about revenue.

My sentiments exactly.

I try to keep the cruise set within 5 of the limit when driving out of state, since that'll cover me up to 7-8 over or so when going down hills.

My mother drove (for the first time in her life) my GT-R from Miami to Washington, DC, and was pulled over in Emporia, VA (a known speed trap) for 81 mph, and given a reckless driving ticket. When she got home, fifteen different law firms sent her mail asking to represent her. It's all a fucked up scam, and she got…

Solution: avoid Virginia at all costs.

Well it's a very nice gesture of everyone, and I really do feel bad for this guy. But I don't know that merely driving a vehicle is going to save him from a bunch of scared cops with itchy trigger fingers. Chris Dorner taught us that when the police are terrified, no one is safe.

There's an element of sexism to all the derision for Bronies. Not only are they fans of a kid's show, they're fans of a kid's show meant for girls. Fans of, I dunno, Adventure Time or ThunderCats don't get nearly as much scorn. Can't help but think it's because they're lowering themselves to like something feminine.

and some wear color-coded badges — available to anyone who wants one — that alert others to the wearer's social comfort level. A green badge indicates that you're happy to socialize with strangers, yellow means you only want to talk with people you already know and red tells everyone that you'd rather be left…

"Obviously there is probably something going on with him that is deeper than an extreme case of "Nice Guy-ism,""

Marine Todd to the rescue!

There's absolutely nothing wrong with this guy that a GOOD ass-whooping wouldn't fix.

showing the undeniable idiotic thuggery of the NYPD pigs. Too bad no cops died. Stupid moronic guard dogs for the rich.

Yay! She can get blown back five yards like a ragdoll and not die. Gender equality!

People are making a big deal out of this because it's literally never happened before.

Yeah, I hate it when people who make career-defining plays against a bitter rival are still excited about it 30 seconds later.

Honestly all I see here is how bad a photographer is and how much work was left to the editor. I know Annie is regarded as a great photographer (and I love a huge amount of her work) there are still ways to photograph and light someone that don't require so much editing.

So glad she's been released. What a nightmare she has been through. The picture of her with Laverne Cox brings tears to my eyes - she looks so happy. Best wishes to Cece.