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LAPD "does not" what? There are many dozens of streets in the Valley that LAPD has daily speed traps set up at. For years. They don't just come running to solve individual traffic complaints.

Unless your "LAPD does not." applies to something else, in which case, I can't figure out what you are referring to.

As long as you want to save lives.

They have both motorcycles and cars parked for speed traps all over the city, all day long, not taking calls, just writing bullshit tickets - they can plant a car in 5 spots to save lives, or just make sure to drive by every 15 minutes. It's certainly not as hard as you make it out to

This is the same street they've been racing on for 25+ years. There are maybe 5 streets in the Valley that are the go-to spots when they head out to race. The police HAVE to know the spots.

How about fewer bullshit speed traps and instead have a few cruisers set up to stop it.

The biggest reason is that LA police care

"excuse for (mostly) rich white assholes to find some meaning in their lives at that possible expense of other people."

I see I'm still on Gawker Media.

This is not a "reboot".

It's a fan film.

Stop saying "reboot".

That's where I am with my 48GB free from my Galaxy S4. I have a permanent 50GB on Box, so I just switched over to that. Dropbox has been a good service, but this space disappearing doesn't endear me to them much. But, then again, I'm a free user anyway, so they only gain from me leaving.

With almost 90% of my Dropbox disappearing in June due to one of these temporary space upgrades, I'm no longer signing up for temp upgrades on any service. I don't use enough space to pay for a service (less than 50GB) and what I do upload is more of a permanent nature.

Can these maintain freeway speeds? I'd love one of these to transport my studio equipment, but in L.A., freeway travel is a must.

(Then again, L.A. freeway speeds average less than 50mph, so maybe there's not much to worry about.)

"105%????? YOU DONT KNOW MATH!"

- people on the internet

I drove a friend's 2014 for 7 months while he was out of country, and as long as I was INSIDE the Pilot, I LOVED everything about it. The second I stepped outside I felt I needed to pick my non-existent kids up from soccer practice. Great on the inside, couldn't be anymore bland on the outside. While updated, this new

I had to scroll down first to see if IP Man was on the list before I was going to bother reading it. The only one I am unsure about is Matrix Reloaded, as I was asleep 10min in, and have no idea if there were and decent moments in it.

How about we concentrate on having them competently execute their current responsibilities before we add new skill sets.

This is Gawker Media, where occasionally honest-to-God reportering happens,

Tell us of all the personal time you spent with him in order to personally and accurately gauge his intelligence. Certainly you don't mean "personal met him" as in you shook hands with him at some event.

Is turning the Secret Service into a car manufacturer/customizer one of your goals?

You and your friends probably say "cheers" way to much too.

Considering it's 2015, I figured they'd make him "relatable" by giving him a super-bullshit gluten intolerance.

You said "fucked" in the headline.

So edgy, Gawker.

I was much less concerned when I saw your work than when I first saw the article. Gawker can often use questionable sources for articles, so I assumed the worst when I saw the desk.

That said, while I see the grey and white under the desk, that's just so much yellow.