::::::::::Cut:::::::::: If he was driving a mini-van, I'd say he'd already given up, well before he got to that "yield" sign.
well spoken.
A certain pair of his anatomy likely sits on the opposite bedside table from his at home. ::::::End Cut::::::
I don't know about that. With the wife, 3 kids and their friends along with the 95lb Rhodesian Ridgeback I have, our mini-van gets a hell of a workout. Living in the Sierra Foothills it takes us to the beach twice a year, and camping and hiking many times a year.
A car is a tool just like my Kimber, no better and no worse. Just because you don't like mini-vans does not make them less useful.
This phenomenon is particularly frustrating at the end of an entrance ramp, whereupon said dolt prompted stands on the brakes as he finally looks to see if there is any traffic to merge into, only to find that there was a hole already there, which I am rapidly closing on.
My one accident came under similar circumstances. Asshat in front of me came to a screeching halt at the end of the freeway on-ramp and the brakes of my clapped-out Rustang weren't quite up to the task of stopping in time.
Tam,
ReplyDeleteIf he was driving a mini-van, I'd say he'd already given up, well before he got to that "yield" sign.
If he was driving a mini-van, I'd say he'd already given up, well before he got to that "yield" sign.
ReplyDeletewell spoken.
A certain pair of his anatomy likely sits on the opposite bedside table from his at home.
That guy drives around Gallatin too.
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ReplyDeleteIf he was driving a mini-van, I'd say he'd already given up, well before he got to that "yield" sign.
well spoken.
A certain pair of his anatomy likely sits on the opposite bedside table from his at home.
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I don't know about that. With the wife, 3 kids and their friends along with the 95lb Rhodesian Ridgeback I have, our mini-van gets a hell of a workout. Living in the Sierra Foothills it takes us to the beach twice a year, and camping and hiking many times a year.
A car is a tool just like my Kimber, no better and no worse. Just because you don't like mini-vans does not make them less useful.
Ted
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He's also got a cousin in NC that drives a white Crown Vic. Saw him again this morning on the I-40 on ramp.
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ReplyDeleteThis phenomenon is particularly frustrating at the end of an entrance ramp, whereupon said dolt prompted stands on the brakes as he finally looks to see if there is any traffic to merge into, only to find that there was a hole already there, which I am rapidly closing on.
ReplyDeleteI HATE bad drivers.
Oh, and I also hate Blogger.
My one accident came under similar circumstances. Asshat in front of me came to a screeching halt at the end of the freeway on-ramp and the brakes of my clapped-out Rustang weren't quite up to the task of stopping in time.
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A certain pair of his anatomy likely sits on the opposite bedside table from his at home."
Careful! Marko, the Munchkin Wrangler drives a mini van and *loves* it. He'll shoot yer eye out if you piss him off!
jb
You know, this guy's relatives moved out to CA & have been impeding traffic for decades. I suspect that he's in his own world driving that thing.
ReplyDeleteIf you see him again, Tam, yell out: " Te lo manejo!"
It means, "I'll even drive it for you (out of my way!)"
Trust me, it helps keep one's finger off the trigger just a few more seconds longer...
;^)