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    Back in the late 80's and early 90's the style was bright pastel colors and I had a speedo type bathing suit fluo orange. One day at a resort a couple of us guys and girls went into a hot tub after hours, we did not knew they had just super chlorinated or javexed the water I came out and my speedo turned white and you could almost see through it.

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    Excellent point. That's why I have chose to do battle in Court when I have, because I wasn't guilty. Sure, always a lot less time, energy and even money to pay the fine and be done with it but you have to say you're guilty when you are not. So in my opinion, if you are not guilty, you don't even have to fight it, just plead not guilty and show up for the trial. Often happens the "officer" or prosecutor is on vacation or involved with something more important or just doesn't show for whatever reason and it's case dismissed :) Quite often they couldn't be bothered, but if you deposition the officer (I have) they will really come to the battle with all guns blazing and spend a fortune to go down in flames.

     

    And once, while trying to prove I was guilty, they actually discovered the truth - not guilty! There is "some" justice in the justice system, not sure just how much, but some.

    I was told lately that the officer does not have to be present during the court case. I had gotten only a few tickets in my life and paid the ones where I was guilty and fought the ones that I wasn't. One case in Ottawa was when I was driving west bound on Innes near Blackburn Hamlet. The officer was parked on the side of the road with his motorcycle, he signaled me to move over so I obliged, the fine was for speeding at 106 in an 80 zone which I was not doing. I went to court and for some reason there was 2 offender for the same day, same time and same speed.

    The reason why they lost and I won was that I had asked the officer to see the radar for a proof of that said speed and it showed 89 km/h not 106. It was an automatic case dismiss.

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    I used to go to church almost every Sunday and got involved in the community so much until I realized how many hypocrites goes to church. Like I said I got involved in the sense I gave to my church, I built a giant steel cross that is standing high behind the church and is lit up at night.

     

    I was going to church and noticed how many people that cheated and stole and did bad things just sat there like good samaritan's. Yes, I stopped going myself but still believe in the catholic church. The only time you will see me there is for a niece or nephew's communion or confession or wedding and funeral. And I always dress up appropriately when going to church and very seldom seen others dressed inappropriately.

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