Stupid freaking drivers
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Like actual people, not device ones. It's snowed maybe half an inch? It's a little frosty. Ok so you'd do the sensible thing, right, drive a bit slower when on slippery surface, leave distance between you and the car in front maybe, I don't know, <b>scrape your damn windows before going out</b>. So to the douche who nearly ran me off the road because they couldn't see out their side window, go die in a fire.:mad:
JHizzle wrote:
go die in a fire
Nah, try getting them drink the battery dry first.
Panic, Chaos, Destruction. My work here is done.
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Like actual people, not device ones. It's snowed maybe half an inch? It's a little frosty. Ok so you'd do the sensible thing, right, drive a bit slower when on slippery surface, leave distance between you and the car in front maybe, I don't know, <b>scrape your damn windows before going out</b>. So to the douche who nearly ran me off the road because they couldn't see out their side window, go die in a fire.:mad:
they should let people redo a test at least every five years to see how they drive and if they're mindful to other road-users (like scraping of snow on your side windows, drive defensively, drive smooth (not too slow, not too fast), etc...)
V.
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Like actual people, not device ones. It's snowed maybe half an inch? It's a little frosty. Ok so you'd do the sensible thing, right, drive a bit slower when on slippery surface, leave distance between you and the car in front maybe, I don't know, <b>scrape your damn windows before going out</b>. So to the douche who nearly ran me off the road because they couldn't see out their side window, go die in a fire.:mad:
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Like actual people, not device ones. It's snowed maybe half an inch? It's a little frosty. Ok so you'd do the sensible thing, right, drive a bit slower when on slippery surface, leave distance between you and the car in front maybe, I don't know, <b>scrape your damn windows before going out</b>. So to the douche who nearly ran me off the road because they couldn't see out their side window, go die in a fire.:mad:
JHizzle wrote:
go die in a fire
If they were driving a Toyota, that wish may come true. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
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JHizzle wrote:
go die in a fire
If they were driving a Toyota, that wish may come true. :)
Chris Meech I am Canadian. [heard in a local bar] In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
I thought that was a Fiero... (God I feel old for knowing this)
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I thought that was a Fiero... (God I feel old for knowing this)
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least neither of us mentioned the Gremlin...
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least neither of us mentioned the Gremlin...
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Great, now I have "Popcorn" stuck in my head. And the only reason I know this reference is because my wife made me watch the movie just for the yugos and that song...
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Like actual people, not device ones. It's snowed maybe half an inch? It's a little frosty. Ok so you'd do the sensible thing, right, drive a bit slower when on slippery surface, leave distance between you and the car in front maybe, I don't know, <b>scrape your damn windows before going out</b>. So to the douche who nearly ran me off the road because they couldn't see out their side window, go die in a fire.:mad:
It snowed a half an inch and you want people to slow down? Maybe the snow had nothing to do with it, and the person was just a moron. Where are you from anyway? Florida?
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It snowed a half an inch and you want people to slow down? Maybe the snow had nothing to do with it, and the person was just a moron. Where are you from anyway? Florida?
Oh no, only on the clearly dangerous bits and not even that time, it really wasn't going to matter slowing down then, I was just listing what you should do if weather gets inclement. Speed wasn't the issue, obstructed vision and lack of observation was. Also: England.