As a cop, what's the best excuse given from someone speeding that turned out to be true?

Answer: I pulled over a guy for going 88 in a 55.​ Oh, he was going to get a ti.​.​.​ Susan's Digest Top Stories For You As a cop, what's the best excuse given from someone speeding that turned out to be true? Brad Mark Updated Apr 1 I pulled over a guy for going 88 in a 55. Oh, he was going to get a ticket, that's for sure. He looked utterly defeated when I came up to his window and when I asked why he... Read More » As a college professor, what is the major difference between 1997, 2007, and 2017 college freshmen? Norm Matloff Written Oct 7, 2017 I seldom teach first-year students, but I think there have been huge changes in undergrads in general in the last 10 years or so. One of the most profound changes is the inc... Read More » What made you lose interest in someone? Rachmaninov Piazzolla, former Financial Market Strategist, CMT, CFA Written Apr 1 4 really pretty/cute girls I stopped dating/pursuing, because… Adorable girl (my heart literally [really, literally] skipped a beat once, as I opened my door and saw her smi... Read More » What is the best random conversation you overheard? Anu Shri Written Mar 26 I took Uber on my way to an appointment today. On my way, the driver's phone rang. He put it on speaker and I could hear a female voice in utter excitement. She-Where are yo... Read More » You are on a plane and a child is continuously kicking the back of your seat. You've asked the parent nicely to intervene, but the parent refuses ("there's nothing I can do"). The flight attendants are no help. What do you do next? Elle Hayes, PDX resident/political & cannabis activist /Crusty Old Broad Updated Oct 13 You are on a plane and a child is continuously kicking the back of your seat. You've asked the parent nicely to intervene, but the parent refuses ("there's nothing I can do... Read More » Do you actually get better education in Ivy League universities or is it all just about selection bias? Jared Levy Written Mar 24 I attended the University of Texas in Austin as an undergrad and Stanford as a graduate student. Here's what I observed. The undergrad classes at Stanford were more intense ... Read More » What are some things that nobody tells you about your ''first time''? Daniel William Gray, I write mostly on Literature, ASOIAF, Soccer, and Basketball Written Apr 2 Once you get going, it's wetter than you ever imagined. Your wood will be slipping all over the place as you try to gain traction. The funky smell of sweat starts to mix with... Read More » Is Allah real? Ashish Mashru, Comparative theology enthusiast Written Apr 2 I'm going to base my answer on just one verse from the Qur'an Although the literal translation of Allah would be God, I'm going to use the Qur'an as a basis. "Have those who ... Read More » Will a 1590 on the SAT hurt my chances of getting into an Ivy? It is superscored, and I only have received perfect scores on two of the subject tests (Math II & Physics). I also received an A- in freshman English. Oliver Jones, BSc Economic History, London School of Economics and Political Science (2020) Written Jan 25 Missing out on those last ten points is really going to hurt your chances, not just at an Ivy but any school. I think that you should try to take the test again because it'... Read More » Why, after four months of no communication and being ghosted, would my ex land on my door step like nothing ever happened? Quilani Arnold Written Mar 30 They need something from you. Money, support, help, affection, a job, sex, love, a connection, drugs, a couch to sleep on, closure. Whatever it is, you're in mind to give i... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.