silverwhisper
just this guy, you know?
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eilan: please, no apologies necessary. besides, i enjoy watching you exercise your superior snark-fu. :>
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bisexplicit said:Backseat drivers.
Most specifically; my mother.
EJFan said:that's odd... you're mother was great in MY backseat.
bisexplicit said:Oh, I /so/ don't like you anymore!
EJFan said:you're right... i should never have said that.
she wasn't a backseat driver... more of a rider i think.
Wow, I'm impressed!Lynxie said:Overall, I have a LOT of driving pet peeves... and I'd be willing to bet that I'm even more peevish than Eilan.
I was once in the back seat of Ms. Anal Retentive's car when she stopped on the ramp while attempting to merge. There were cars coming, and it worried her. We almost got rear-ended, and the driver behind us was understandably upset. Hell, as the one who almost got squashed, I was upset!Lynxie said:People who are afraid of the highway. They don't know how to merge onto it, they suck at changing lanes, they drive too slow, and heaven help them if there's construction.
Eilan said:I was once in the back seat of Ms. Anal Retentive's car when she stopped on the ramp while attempting to merge. There were cars coming, and it worried her. We almost got rear-ended, and the driver behind us was understandably upset. Hell, as the one who almost got squashed, I was upset!
Eilan said:Wow, I'm impressed!
I've heard all about you Massachusetts drivers. My best friend lived just outside of Amherst for about a year. Aren't U-turns pretty much legal there?
silverwhisper said:EJ: what highway?
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Lynxie said:Rotaries are something else out-of-state drivers can't seem to handle - in MA, traffic in the rotary has the right of way, and incoming traffic must yield to them.
silverwhisper said:EJ: that's no excuse!
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This is scary. If someone won't own up to hitting a dog or cat, imagine what would happen if he or she hit a person. Remember that woman (in Texas, maybe?) a couple of years ago who hit that guy with her car and then left him in her garage entangled in her windshield while it took him several days to die? Lovely, huh?Lynxie said:Hit and runs piss me off. Hit and runs involving cats or dogs that could potentially be someone's pet piss me off even more. Own up to your fuckups.
Eilan said:Parents who won't put their little ones in child seats, don't install the child seats correctly, or don't insist that their older kids buckle up. I see a lot of this on the days that I pick up my first grader. I'd have a hard time living with myself if I caused an accident that seriously injured one or more of my children. It would be even worse if I could have prevented their injuries by taking a few simple safety precautions. In the event of a car crash, it's VERY difficult to keep an unrestrained child from becoming a projectile, no matter how strong you think you are.
silverwhisper said:[begins nunchaku demonstration using two trout]