Detained

By Anonymous - 25/02/2015 10:33 - Australia - Maddington

Today, I got pulled over for speaking on my phone. I accepted the fine because I was too ashamed to tell the cute officer that I was actually trying to pop a huge pimple on my cheek. FML
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tygerarmy 35

Unless you got the cute officer's number you deserve it!

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hailzz_96 18

How do you pop a pimple while you're driving? You deserve it

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TheGatekeeper43 8

He probably wouldn't believe you anyway

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needagoodlaugh 34

Considering that two teenagers were just killed in a car accident this weekend from the local high school where I live because the driver of the car that hit them was not paying attention I'm glad you got pulled over. Driving is not a game. If you can't focus all your attention on your driving get off the road.

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Tthug 34

If you can't manage talking on the phone while driving you shouldn't be driving in the first place.

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needagoodlaugh 34

I hope I'm never on the road around you if that's your attitude. Driving should be the priority. Talking on the phone can wait.

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Tthug 34

When did I ever say it wasn't? I just said I'm capable of both. Driving is definitely my priority. Occasionally I have to answer the phone and talk for a minute. Doesn't change my driving at all.

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Tthug 34

Well I don't know about where you live, but where I live it's not a "rule" (I think you meant law/ordinance). Texting is not allowed, but phone calls are perfectly acceptable.

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Brandi_Faith 33

In Canada (and a lot of other places) you can talk on the phone as long as you have a headset/Bluetooth and aren't actually touching your phone. You can have a conversation and still be able to focus on the road and be a good driver as long as you're not touching the phone, which is why the law was made. Personally, I think it's possible to do both safely at the same time.

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Tthug 34

Well in Arkansas, it's totally fine. I guess you better not change the radio or have a drink/meal in the car either. If you have been driving for more than a year or two, you should be able to drive without a small distraction endangering anyone.

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Reasonable_one 12

And popping a pimple while driving is better would be ok if not embarrassing? Maybe you couldn't get a ticket for it but I still don't think it is better than talking on the phone.

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buckdharma 37

Ring, ring Who is zit? It's your Bf, pimple. I'm calling to pop the question...

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exuberant_orange 17

If he pulled you over, you must have been driving dangerously. Then he must have assumed you were on the phone. Phone or not please drive safe OP!

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tdawg91 17

Or most likely, he could see that she had her hand to her ear so that's why he pulled her over. Talking on a hand set is illegal in Australia and many other places

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mrmcleod 29

I think popping a pimple while driving is worse than speaking on rhe phone while driving. It's probably better you didn't tell him. At any rate, you definitely deserved it!

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buckdharma 37

Sorry, op. Now you have a blemish on your record. Doesn't your BlackHead have call waiting?

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Wabba001 10

That's pretty rough OP. Hopefully the fine wasn't crazy expensive.

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Mysterious_one 26

still a dangerous act.. even worse than talking over the phone while driving

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bahamit 18

If your going to deny the fact that your human and humans get pimples you deserve it, also you were popping a pimple while driving, that alone says YDI...

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