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Originally Posted by Quicksilver
Hey my friend. Sorry you took it that way. But if were me i would have been angry to. But angry at myself for putting myself in that situation. If i then decided to tell others about my experience i would expect to get some heat for for my bad judgement. In fact my friends would have laughed at me getting caught and i would have had to laugh right along with them. Bottom line for me is that stating the obvious is an echo of the truth i may not like to hear but if it rings loud enough perhaps i'll hear the sound in my head and not do the same thing again. In any case i ment you no harm
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Originally Posted by statdoc
...Just some thoughts. If you don't review bad experiences critically, you are condemned to repeat them, right?
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Yes, you're both absolutely correct. (Sorry to pick on your post, Quicksilver! No hard feelings...
) As far as critically reviewing the situation, there's really not much to learn that I didn't already know full well! Again, my frustration was that I let my guard down (my wife and I were arguing!), and it cost me.
As CJ described above, I have long since gotten into the habit of being on constant "cop-watch", as I have never owned a radar detector prior to last October... and I have done my fair share of speeding.
Hopefully the V1/S1 isn't resulting in an atrophy of my keep eye for speed traps...