imperial
imperial
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-10-19
If you live anywhere in California, whether it is in farming areas such as the Central Valley, the Imperial Valley or the Coachella Valley, or in cities such as Palm Springs, Palm Desert, Coachella, ...
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-10-21
No matter where you live in California, whether it is in a farming or agricultural area or city such as the Coachella Valley, the Imperial Valley, San Diego, CA, Carlsbad, Oceanside, San Clemente, Sa...
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Get in a taxi. 2. Hitchhike a ride. 3. Get on a bus. 4. Join a mule train. 5. Hop on any train. 6. Skate away. 7. Disappear. 8. Swim away. 9. Go jogging. 10. Slowly walk backwards toward your home...
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Snickering. 2. Trying to influence them. 3. Questioning their truthfulness. 4. Challenging their honesty. 5. Ignoring them. 6. Mimicking them. 7. Annoying them. 8. Shushing them. 9. Antagonizing t...
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Hiccuping. 2. Sneezing. 3. Sniveling. 4. Whining. 5. Incessant sobbing. 6. Yelling. 7. Growling. 8. Gesturing with a certain finger. 9. Eating. 10. Drinking adult beverages. Now here are ten more ...
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6.
by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Leaving the scene. 2. Pretending to be a doctor. 3. Announcing that you're the police officer in charge of the investigation. 4. Telling the doctor that you're the doctor. 5. Antagonizing the moto...
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Having identification that doesn't match the name you're using. 2. Indicating you're in a real rush. 3. Telling the officer you're late for a parole hearing. 4. Telling the officer that someone pl...
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8.
by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Hitting another bicycle as you leave the scene. 2. Hitting a pedestrian. 3. Telling the officer you can't see well because you don't have glasses. 4. Trying to slip the police officer a twenty. 5....
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by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Acting as a mime at the scene of the accident. 2. Repeating the same phrase in answer to any questions. 3. Trying to hide. 4. Asking to borrow the police car in place of your damaged vehicle. 5. H...
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10.
by R. Sebastian Gibson - 2008-11-16
1. Bad brakes. 2. No brains. 3. Misconceptions about traffic rules. 4. An arrogant attitude. 5. Refusing to accept fault when you caused the accident. 6. Acting like you're in a rush. 7. Flashing mon...
