TFD: No, Speed Racer! No!
Posted on January 6th, 2009 – 4:56 PMBy Michael Rand
An Australian court has issued a blunt warning about the sexual predators a young driver faces in jail if he does not stop speeding, as authorities struggle to stop teenagers street racing.
“You’ll find big, ugly, hairy strong men (in jail) who’ve got faces only a mother could love that will pay a lot of attention to you — and your anatomy,” said Magistrate Brian Maloney.
The 19-year-old male appeared in Sydney’s Downing Center Court on Monday charged with driving without a license, failing to stop at a police alcohol check point and driving dangerously.
It was his third time before the courts for driving offences, prompting the magistrate’s warning he would be jailed next time.
Maloney barred the teenager from driving until 2013, placed him on a 12-month good behavior bond and ordered him to do 150 hours of community work.
Breaching any of these conditions would see the teenager jailed where he would “shower with the gorillas in the mist down at Long Bay jail,” said Maloney, his comments confirmed by the court on Tuesday.
The courts in Australia apparently don’t mess around. Perhaps they could give the same speech to Antoine Walker? We will leave you, too, with the Fasola-link that would have run 8 hours ago if it didn’t keep landing in our junk e-mail folder. Fasolamatt is not a junk peddler. Shame on Outlook. The gist of the link, at least as it pertains to newspapers in the mind of “digital guru” Clay Shirky: They are all heading on-line if they want to survive. Ha! That’ll be news to all the folks who still prefer to read the printed-out version of RandBall.
4 Responses to "TFD: No, Speed Racer! No!"
As long as you continue to receive my timely comments via snail-mail and post them, I will never switch to the intermets!
You are sentenced to Federal Pound Me in the [redacted] prison
What was once a funny line in Office Space is now apparently the actual name of a prison in Australia
Fasolamatt is not a junk peddler.
I was scared straight by an Australian magistrate.
“And that’s why you always leave a note!”

