The exalted community of Panther-platform enthusiasts has a term for people who deliberately make their Crown Vics look like working undercover/plainclothes police cars: “wackers”.
You can’t call this fellow a “wacker”. “Wack”, on the other hand…
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Tagged as attorneys with a solid "d" cup, cop cars, panther love, stop snitchin, wackers
Tagged as attorneys with a solid "d" cup, cop cars, panther love, stop snitchin, wackers
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Doug DeMuro - Hah! Yes, the Emory intersection benefits from the roundabout, once people figure it out. It would be a bad idea in rural areas, though, because as you say...
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