Police Finger
Posted in Folding Knives by admin
on October 8, 2006
Police Finger
are you allowed to stick the middle finger to a police officer?
if youre driving by a police officer and you stick the middle finger at him out your window can he do anything?
what if the passenger does it dipstick
You can if you like but that would be asking for trouble.
If the passenger sticks his middle finger up at an officer
the officer can give him a hard time for his immature gesture.
Not worth it.
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