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[texasmr2]

Yep I have enjoyed F1 for 31yrs without ever attending a race. Heck talking about expensive you should checkout the ticket prices for the Houston Texans football team .

[Jensonb]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

[f1ea]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

And there is no such thing as too expensive... when some people simply have huge loads of money.

[texasmr2]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

Thats why I do not have any issue with paying the $150+ per ticket price for my tickets to the Roger Waters concert nor will I complain about the cost of attending the Austin GP unless I get to work security with free admission .

[What's Burning?]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

And there is no such thing as too expensive... when some people simply have huge loads of money.

And that's exactly how high priced call girls make a living.

[texasmr2]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

And there is no such thing as too expensive... when some people simply have huge loads of money.

And that's exactly how high priced call girls make a living.

Yes they are pretty but thats why you close your eyes and save $500 !

[Juliet P]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

And there is no such thing as too expensive... when some people simply have huge loads of money.

And that's exactly how high priced call girls make a living.

Yes they are pretty but thats why you close your eyes and save $500 !

Erm, isn't prostitution illegal, Mr Policeman, sir...

[texasmr2]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

And there is no such thing as too expensive... when some people simply have huge loads of money.

And that's exactly how high priced call girls make a living.

Yes they are pretty but thats why you close your eyes and save $500 !

Erm, isn't prostitution illegal, Mr Policeman, sir...

Sorry but I'm not a policeman I'm a deputy sheriff .

Police officers have a limited local jurisdiction, usually within the boundaries of a city or town. Within their jurisdiction, police look for for public safety, citing and arresting people where appropriate. The police also perform a variety of public services including safety education and security within city limits. In a large city, the police department may have an assortment of specialized personnel in departments like the bomb squad or riot police.

A sheriff, on the other hand, enforces law in a county or state. In the United States, the sheriff is an elected official, and he or she swears in an assort of deputies who have similar powers. Sheriffs patrol outside the boundaries of towns and cities, although they can enter police jurisdiction as part of their jobs. In a town without a police department, the civic leaders may request that a sheriff patrol and act as a policeman within city limits.

Just meesing with ya and my previous post was meant to be taken as humorous, I thought that was obvious?

[vaptin]

At least f1 has a half reason for justifying expense, it genuinely is an expensive sport.

[Juliet P]

There is no such thing as too expensive when it comes to passion.

And there is no such thing as too expensive... when some people simply have huge loads of money.

And that's exactly how high priced call girls make a living.

Yes they are pretty but thats why you close your eyes and save $500 !

Erm, isn't prostitution illegal, Mr Policeman, sir...

Sorry but I'm not a policeman I'm a deputy sheriff .

Police officers have a limited local jurisdiction, usually within the boundaries of a city or town. Within their jurisdiction, police look for for public safety, citing and arresting people where appropriate. The police also perform a variety of public services including safety education and security within city limits. In a large city, the police department may have an assortment of specialized personnel in departments like the bomb squad or riot police.

A sheriff, on the other hand, enforces law in a county or state. In the United States, the sheriff is an elected official, and he or she swears in an assort of deputies who have similar powers. Sheriffs patrol outside the boundaries of towns and cities, although they can enter police jurisdiction as part of their jobs. In a town without a police department, the civic leaders may request that a sheriff patrol and act as a policeman within city limits.

Just meesing with ya and my previous post was meant to be taken as humorous, I thought that was obvious?

Whatever, copper...

Of course I knew your post was humorous - as was mine too, clearly. I haven't called anyone sir when being serious since... well... never.

[texasmr2]

I haven't called anyone sir when being serious since... well... never.

Nice to see your growing up finally, about time.

[darwin dali]

In most counties of Nevada, prostitution is legal