The UK got infected with the lawyer problem relatively recently, plus Nigerian, Eastern European and Liverpudlian crims have figured out that other people's insurance is a pot of gold they can dip into.
Fuck Israel
...interesting....JohnG@lt wrote:
Except New Hampshire.Turquoise wrote:
South Carolina used to not require insurance, but now they do. To my knowledge, every state requires it now.Mekstizzle wrote:
I didn't know you guys needed insurance, I thought you barely needed a license to drive in the US
ohh cmon! you didnt like the 17 inches we got? but yeah winter sucks here >/ but I do love it in the summer. if you ever do get in an accident here make sure you let me fix it! I can save you some $$$ on your deductable. I think im only 5 or so miles from where you are11 Bravo wrote:
too fucking cold. too much fucking snow.
I wasn't gonna say this but11 Bravo wrote:
well you barely have a penis yet they call you a maleMekstizzle wrote:
I didn't know you guys needed insurance, I thought you barely needed a license to drive in the US
THERE YOU GO AGAIN
Talk about fixation. Just do what ever has been bothering you and get it over with. No one need ever know, than maybe you can stop all these awkward segways into that area to which you are constantly steering the conversation.
please jump
looks like only queebie states with bad economies
The idea of it is lost on me as well
The idea of it is lost on me as well
Only skimming over the thread.11 Bravo wrote:
Right so here in the US people are required to have auto insurance (lots of people don't). Some states have "no fault insurance" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No-fault_insurance
WTF is this concept? No fault? You hit me motherfucker it is your fault. What kind of lesson does this teach people?
This is little different than insurance-insurance. You don't buy no-fault auto insurance to 'learn a lesson.' You buy it so in case you're the one who screws up on the road, your insurance still covers it. Since you've been giving them money on whatever periodical basis for this, I don't see any problem with it. Doesn't mean I support states that want to enforce this policy as the exclusive option.
lolHunter/Jumper wrote:
awkward segways
