Thank you in advanced.
I was stopped at a routine traffic stop. As I was taking out my license from my wallet the officer saw my nycpba (my cousin is an officer).. and he asked to see it. A few minutes later he came back handed me my paper work and sent me on my way. I noticed when I got home that he had written "1180D" on the back of my pba. What does it mean? Should I just get a new one from my cousin?
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09-01-09 11:51 PM #1
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This is for NYCPD officers
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09-02-09 12:21 AM #2
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The reason for stop is written on your card.
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09-02-09 01:28 AM #3
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ok thank you very much.. mods please close.
I just find it a little wiered because 1180d is a speeding violation. I was in line at a checkpoint.
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09-02-09 07:43 AM #4
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So? Are you complaining for the PC or what? Get on with life and don't worry about it!!!
Originally Posted by drzchulo147
Be courteous to all, but intimate with few, and let those few be well tried before you give them your confidence!
[George Washington (1732 - 1799)]
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09-02-09 10:47 AM #5
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Wow
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I mean, we're getting killed for these people and they don't even appreciate it. They think it's a big joke.
Interesting Info
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It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.
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09-02-09 10:49 AM #6
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Complaining? Originally Posted by PapaBear
I dont see anything that I wrote that sounds like complaining. I asked a question.. He answered.. I said thanks and please close the thread.
I didnt receive any tickets so Im a happy camper.
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09-02-09 09:24 PM #7
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It means you should have played 1180 on the Win 4 tonight. And the "d" meant you should have boxed it. The answer is in the cards, my son.
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09-03-09 10:06 AM #8
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Ah....a lotto junkie huh? I have to ask though, I hear it all the time at the lotto machine....what the hell does "box it" mean in the lotto world? Originally Posted by ParadeRest
-In God we trust. All others, put your hands on the car and don't move.
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09-03-09 11:47 AM #9
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A straight for 1234 would mean you NEED 1234 in order to win. a box 1234 just means you need those # in the combination Originally Posted by Joeyd6
1234
2134
1243
etc
New York LotteryDONLON
I mean, we're getting killed for these people and they don't even appreciate it. They think it's a big joke.
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09-03-09 07:35 PM #10
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Ah....good to know for the rare times I purchase a lotto ticket. Thanks!
-In God we trust. All others, put your hands on the car and don't move.
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