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Florida Daily
By News Desk -May 9, 2019, 6:48 pm
A Haines City man was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after he allegedly crashed his lawnmower into a police cruiser.
According to Haines City Police Department, Polk County Prison records and a report in The Lakeland Ledger, Gary Wayne Anderson was charged with driving under the influence and refusing to submit to a DUI test on May 5. 
The officer involved claims he spotted Anderson on a lawnmower with an attached trailer. The officer also noted there was minor damage to the back bumper on his police car.
According to WFLA, Anderson admitted he was drunk and hit the cruiser but claimed he didn’t cause any damage. Officers claim Anderson couldn’t complete field sobriety tests and noted that his demeanor “ranged from laughing to aggressive.”
Anderson was taken to Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center, where he provided a breathalyzer sample. According to police, his blood-alcohol content was .241 – more than three times the legal limit.
Officers said Anderson also had cocaine in his system. Anderson accused the police of putting the cocaine in his system, “while directing profane language and racial slurs at the officer,” police say.
Haines City Police Chief Jim Elensky told WFLA he was proud of his officers’ behavior throughout the incident and shared his quote on the department’s official Facebook page.
According to court records, Anderson’s driver’s license has been suspended since March 1978. He also has two prior DUI convictions.
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1. It is illegal for autonomous vehicles to drive over 60 miles per hour.
2. It is illegal for women to drive vehicles while wearing a housecoat. 3. Homeowners who have Christmas lights on their houses past February 2 4. It is illegal to pour salt on a highway in Hermosa Beach.
5. In Long Beach, it is prohibited to put anything other than cars in a garage.
6. In Downey, you cannot wash your vehicle in the street.
7. In Los Angeles, it is not legal to wash your neighbor’s car if you have not gotten their permission.
8. In Blythe, you are only permitted to wear cowboy boots if you own at least two cows.
9. Between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., it is illegal to walk a camel down Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs.
10. Peacocks have the right of way in Arcadia, including in driveways and all roadways.
11. It is illegal to grow oleander in Norco.
12. Unless it is for amusement or drama, it is illegal for men and boys to dress as females in Walnut without a permit from the sheriff.
13. Flying a kite higher than 10 feet off the ground is also prohibited in Walnut.
14. It is not legal to curse on a mini golf course in Long Beach.
15. In Glendale, it is against the law to jump into or out of a moving vehicle.
16. It is also illegal to drive in reverse in Glendale.
17. You may not hunt moths under street lamps i 18. In Prunedale, two bathtubs cannot be installed in the same house. 19. Women may not wear high heels while in Carmel city limits. 20. In Fresno, visitors cannot bother lizards at city parks
21. In San Francisco, it is not legal to carry bread, cakes, or pastries that are intended for human consumption in open baskets or exposed containers.
22. Bowling is not legal on the sidewalk in Chico.You might want to take up 23. In San Francisco, it is not legal to store anything other than automobiles in the garages of apartments and hotels.
24. In Berkeley, it is illegal to whistle for a lost canary before 7 a.m.
25. Walking an elephant down Market Street in San Francisco is illegal, unless the elephant is on a leash.
26. It is against the law to have more than two cats or dogs in San Jose.
27. In San Francisco, any person classified as “ugly” may not legally walk down any street.
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Florida Man on Lawnmower Hits Cop Car, Gets Arrested for DUI
Florida Daily
By News Desk -May 9, 2019, 6:48 pm
A Haines City man was arrested and charged with driving under the influence after he allegedly crashed his lawnmower into a police cruiser.
According to Haines City Police Department, Polk County Prison records and a report in The Lakeland Ledger, Gary Wayne Anderson was charged with driving under the influence and refusing to submit to a DUI test on May 5. The crash occurred around 7 pm outside Rodriguez Fashion on US-17/92 North. The Haines City Police Department told News Channel 8 WFLA that an officer was inside when he heard a loud noise come from outside where his cruiser was parked.
The officer involved claims he spotted Anderson on a lawnmower with an attached trailer. The officer also noted there was minor damage to the back bumper on his police car.
According to WFLA, Anderson admitted he was drunk and hit the cruiser but claimed he didn’t cause any damage. Officers claim Anderson couldn’t complete field sobriety tests and noted that his demeanor “ranged from laughing to aggressive.”
Anderson was taken to Heart of Florida Regional Medical Center, where he provided a breathalyzer sample. According to police, his blood-alcohol content was .241 – more than three times the legal limit.
Officers said Anderson also had cocaine in his system. Anderson accused the police of putting the cocaine in his system, “while directing profane language and racial slurs at the officer,” police say.
Haines City Police Chief Jim Elensky told WFLA he was proud of his officers’ behavior throughout the incident and shared his quote on the department’s official Facebook page.
According to court records, Anderson’s driver’s license has been suspended since March 1978. He also has two prior DUI convictions.
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Strange Laws in All of California
27 Strange Laws in California
www.california.com
1. It is illegal for autonomous vehicles to drive over 60 miles per hour.
2. It is illegal for women to drive vehicles while wearing a housecoat. 3. Homeowners who have Christmas lights on their houses past February 2 4. It is illegal to pour salt on a highway in Hermosa Beach.
5. In Long Beach, it is prohibited to put anything other than cars in a garage.
6. In Downey, you cannot wash your vehicle in the street.
7. In Los Angeles, it is not legal to wash your neighbor’s car if you have not gotten their permission.
8. In Blythe, you are only permitted to wear cowboy boots if you own at least two cows.
9. Between 4 p.m. and 6 p.m., it is illegal to walk a camel down Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs.
10. Peacocks have the right of way in Arcadia, including in driveways and all roadways.
11. It is illegal to grow oleander in Norco.
12. Unless it is for amusement or drama, it is illegal for men and boys to dress as females in Walnut without a permit from the sheriff.
13. Flying a kite higher than 10 feet off the ground is also prohibited in Walnut.
14. It is not legal to curse on a mini golf course in Long Beach.
15. In Glendale, it is against the law to jump into or out of a moving vehicle.
16. It is also illegal to drive in reverse in Glendale.
17. You may not hunt moths under street lamps i 18. In Prunedale, two bathtubs cannot be installed in the same house. 19. Women may not wear high heels while in Carmel city limits. 20. In Fresno, visitors cannot bother lizards at city parks
21. In San Francisco, it is not legal to carry bread, cakes, or pastries that are intended for human consumption in open baskets or exposed containers.
22. Bowling is not legal on the sidewalk in Chico.You might want to take up 23. In San Francisco, it is not legal to store anything other than automobiles in the garages of apartments and hotels.
24. In Berkeley, it is illegal to whistle for a lost canary before 7 a.m.
25. Walking an elephant down Market Street in San Francisco is illegal, unless the elephant is on a leash.
26. It is against the law to have more than two cats or dogs in San Jose.
27. In San Francisco, any person classified as “ugly” may not legally walk down any street.
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Why Does Mother’s Day Get Way More Attention Than Father’s Day?
BECAUSE THEY HAVE NO PENIS
Uh oh. Did you forget about Father’s Day again? You’re not alone. Just look at the numbers.
We don’t just spend more time looking for the perfect gift for our moms, but on average we spend a lot more money on Mother’s Day compared to Father’s Day. According to the National Retail Federation, Mother’s Day spending reached an estimated $25 billion dollars this year, while Father’s Day spending was “only” $16 billion.
Why is it that Father’s Day always seems to sneak up on us? Why are we always rushing around in a blind panic searching for something to bring to dad for Father’s Day brunch? Well, we have a few theories as to why dads too often end up with the short end of the stick (or another tie!)
Father’s Day vs. Mother’s Day
Theory 1: It’s the marketers!
Both for-profit and non-profit organizations alike start their Mother’s Day campaigns far earlier than their campaigns for Father’s Day. So it’s not (entirely) our fault. We rely on the visual reminders from retailers to prompt us into shopping action – and with so many demands on our attention, it is no wonder that without the Father’s Day prompts we fail to remember.
BUT
On average, when we do remember about good old dad, we still tend to spend more on Mother’s Day gifts than on Father’s Day gifts. In fact, in the U.S. we spend on average a hefty $186 on a mother’s day gift vs. $135 on a father’s day gift.
Okay, not to the bottom of it yet!
Theory 2: We think our moms deserve thoughtful gifts.
Dr. Lars Perner is a consumer psychologist at the University of Southern California. In an article featured in the BBC, she explained that for many of us, mothers are identified as being, “the biggest contributors to home life”, therefore worthy of more attention
BUT
This is certainly not the case for every family. And, let’s not discount all the contributions dads make around the house. I mean seriously, who else would fix that leaky faucet — or at least try to fix the leaky faucet.
Side note: Actually, moms fix leaky faucets too… moms can do just about anything! (ahhhh! This is not working)
Next…
Theory 3: Mother’s Day was recognized first.
In the U.S., Father’s Day wasn’t recognized as an official celebratory holiday until almost 6o years after the first Mother’s Day. Americans are just more accustomed to celebrating Mother’s Day.
BUT
Just because something takes a little longer to catch on does not make it any less important! Surely we should be trying to make up for lost time.
Moving on!
Theory 4: Dads are just less interested in gifts.
This theory comes from Dr. Lars Perner again. She explained that dads are, “…not typically gift oriented. They generally don’t expect anyone to feel an obligation to buy material items for them.”
BUT
While this theory might make us feel less guilty about forgetting Father’s Day, no one really dislikes receiving a gift from a loved one.
Bring on theory number 5!
Theory 5: Summer retail fatigue is real.
Nothing can beat the retail frenzy that happens during the holiday months of November and December. Traditionally, the hottest retail days of the spring/summer are Mother’s Day, graduation weekends, and Memorial Day… all of which fall just before Father’s Day. So, I guess the theory here is that people just get burnt out from all the shopping they’ve already done.
BUT
Can you really ever get burnt out from shopping? And, even if you aren’t a big shopper, I don’t think your dad will appreciate the shopping burnt-out excuse when Sunday brunch rolls around and you don’t have a gift… again, “Sorry dad, all the shopping I did at the beginning of this summer really took a toll on me.”
What’s next?
Theory 6: Quality time is all that your dad really wants anyway.
Many have come to find that just hanging out with dad is better than any gift they could give.
BUT
Point One: Your mom also deserves and loves quality time, but you still insist on giving her a gift.
Point two: If you think about it, you should be spending quality time with your dad as often as possible, not just on Father’s Day.
Point Three: It’s not like your dad won’t appreciate a Father’s Day gift.
Now what…
Theory 7: Dads are just harder to buy for.
In a 2017 survey, 38% of respondents reported feeling like Father’s Day gifts were more “tricky” to shop for than Mother’s Day gifts.
BUT
We have a one-click solution that takes the “tricky” out of Father’s Day shopping. If this theory does it for you then click here for the perfect last minute, zero stress, thoughtful Father’s Day gift.
And, that does it folks go ahead…
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Theresa DeSantis' 1985 Peterbilt 359 takes top spot at SuperRigs
Truckers News Staff (TN)
Jun 14, 2022
Shell Rotella/Stephen Clark
Theresa DeSantis of Apache Junction, Arizona captured Best of Show honors with her 1985 Peterbilt 359 with a 2016 East trailer at the 40thAnniversary Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition held June 9-11 at Branson Landing in Branson, Missouri. She won $10,000 from Shell Rotella.
DeSantis also captured the Steve Sturgess Best Theme award for her “The Witches Inn” theme. She previously won Best of Show in 2019.
Fireworks at Shell Rotella SuperRigs show in Branson, MissouriShell Rotella/Stephen Clark
Truett Novosad from College Station, Texas won Best of Show first runner-up and $4,000 for his 2007 Peterbilt 379 EXHD, Doc Holliday. Dean DeSantis of Apache Junction, Arizona was awarded Best of Show second runner-up for his 2018 Peterbilt 389, Career Gambler.
Additional first place winners included:
Todd Gribble from Somerset, Pennsylvania. in the Tractor/Trailer Division for his 2012 Peterbilt 389.
Kaleb Hammett of Dodd City, Texas. in the Tractor Division with a 2019 Peterbilt 389
David Foster from Joplin, Missouri won in the Classic Division with his 2005 Kenworth W900L.
Daniel and Phyllis Snow of Harrison, Arkansas won the People’s Choice Award for their 1996 Freightliner Classic XL. The winner was selected virtually with voting taking place online.
FROM CDL LIFE .COM
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WATCH: Is this what trucking life has come to?
By
Wimberly Patton
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May 26, 2022
A driver takes either the most depressing or efficient truck stop shower we’ve ever seen in this puzzling video.
In the clip, a driver takes to the squeegee bucket at the fuel island, but not because he has a few dirty windows. The presumed driver can be seen wearing shorts and flip flops as he scrubs himself down with the questionable liquid.
“Do what you have to do sometime. Trucking can be hard. Judge not,” commented one viewer.
“Now I know why last time I washed my windows with that bucket and squeegee my windows were smearing and smelling funny!” added another.
Do you think he was trying to save up some shower points?
Check out the surprising video, below.
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Jun 14, 2022
Shell Rotella/Stephen Clark
Theresa DeSantis of Apache Junction, Arizona captured Best of Show honors with her 1985 Peterbilt 359 with a 2016 East trailer at the 40thAnniversary Shell Rotella SuperRigs competition held June 9-11 at Branson Landing in Branson, Missouri. She won $10,000 from Shell Rotella.
DeSantis also captured the Steve Sturgess Best Theme award for her “The Witches Inn” theme. She previously won Best of Show in 2019.
Truett Novosad from College Station, Texas won Best of Show first runner-up and $4,000 for his 2007 Peterbilt 379 EXHD, Doc Holliday. Dean DeSantis of Apache Junction, Arizona was awarded Best of Show second runner-up for his 2018 Peterbilt 389, Career Gambler.
Additional first place winners included:
Daniel and Phyllis Snow of Harrison, Arkansas won the People’s Choice Award for their 1996 Freightliner Classic XL. The winner was selected virtually with voting taking place online.
FROM CDL LIFE .COM
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May 26, 2022
A driver takes either the most depressing or efficient truck stop shower we’ve ever seen in this puzzling video.
In the clip, a driver takes to the squeegee bucket at the fuel island, but not because he has a few dirty windows. The presumed driver can be seen wearing shorts and flip flops as he scrubs himself down with the questionable liquid.
“Do what you have to do sometime. Trucking can be hard. Judge not,” commented one viewer.
“Now I know why last time I washed my windows with that bucket and squeegee my windows were smearing and smelling funny!” added another.
Do you think he was trying to save up some shower points?
Check out the surprising video, below.
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