We talked about dares. Jessica dared me to drive across Arkansas t-shirtless, just in my bra. To egg me on, she took off her t-shirt. Now I wasn't going to chicken out, so I peeled mine off too. We flung them in the back seat, vowing not to put them back on until we had reached Memphis. We figured we could do it, if we didn't require pee stops, so the dare was on!
We were making good time, past Russellville, Conway, and places never to be seen unless magnetic forces draw us off the interstate. However, bad news! An Arkansas State Trooper started to follow us, and OH SHIT! He had is light on!
No way of shaking him, so I pulled over.
Here this state trooper sauntered over to the car, determined to enforce the laws of Arkansas as he was sworn to do and issue a citation. Only to find two women in dressed in shorts and only their bras.
He asked, "What's going on?"
I explained that we had a dare going on, they we were planning to drive across Arkansas without our t-shirts. For some reason or other, it made cosmic sense to him.
"You're bored, aren't you""
I had to agree that I was.
"Well, I won't write you up for speeding; but keep under the speed limit until you're Tennessee's problem." His facial expression might be described as a s**t-eating grin.
He was as good as his word. He let us go with a warning, and a comment.
"That's a nice shade of pink bra you're wearing!"
You should come and visit me. I'm reeeeeeeally boring.
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the story of your Arkansas trip.
ReplyDeleteVery daring! I wonder how the state troopers would react in other places.
ReplyDeleteI am uncharacteristically speechless. And at least as boring as Mike.
ReplyDeleteSounds like fun. But would raise no comment in Florida.
ReplyDeleteThe power of honesty, boobs, and youth!
ReplyDeleteALOHA from Honolulu
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A rare, but occasional perk for an Arkansas State Trooper's job.
ReplyDeleteYou must have made the trooper's day!
ReplyDeleteIt sounds like a great dare! Glad you drew a sympathetic trooper.
ReplyDeleteI wonder how the CA law would react? Or the San Diego police.
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