I wouldn't say that I am a violator, because I don't like to break the rules, but the most frequent law that I broke was crossing the road in the wrong place, because there are not many pedestrian crossings in the city
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What law have you broken the most in your life?
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Fistfights in school, fistfights in the bar. Then after 2 assualt charges I was ordered to take an anger management course. Nowadays instead of just throwing a few punches I just warn the guy that he is about to get killed if he doesn't shut up. It seems to work quite well.
The law I have broken the most in my life is trafficking laws and it is always late into the night. I really can't help when I see that the road is free with me almost being the only person, and I would wait for five minutes for a traffic light to turn from red to green. I just ignore the red light and pass.
I don't know if it counts as a law, but I don't usually eat 3 times a day everytime. This is because I'm usually busy most time of the day, and by the time I get back home I'm too tired to even cook. So most days I only eat twice.
Haha same here, I normally eat once a day or most times two times a day which is in the morning and evening.
The law I've probably broken the most is speeding while driving. I have a lead foot and often find myself going 5-10 mph over the posted speed limits on highways and residential roads. While not excusable, it's become such an ingrained habit that I have to consciously keep checking my speed.
I have broken a lot of minor laws. For instance littering in publish is punishable by law, but I enjoy throwing chocolate wrappers on street. I enjoy speeding up or breaking other traffic laws. I think most of us break a lot of minor laws
I guess we can't help it sometimes eh?
. I can relate with you, the urge to just move faster than whatever limit the pegged it. Hope you were not given too many tickets because of that, because I was!
I abide by the law and have always strictly followed it. I don't remember anytime going against the law as such.
But yes, I have broken some discipline from time to time. Like strictly no sweets or food in moderation should be the law for diabetics. But I have given up to the temptations and broken that law many times
But yes, I have broken some discipline from time to time. Like strictly no sweets or food in moderation should be the law for diabetics. But I have given up to the temptations and broken that law many times
Lately, I have been on the good side of the law. I don't drive often, so I don't get to break traffic laws which I perpetually did when I was driving regularly. I can call myself a law abiding citizen.
I was fined twice for crossing the road at a non-pedestrian crossing. It didn't cause anything bad, but the police noticed it, and I got a small fine