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Re: What's your crazy thing?


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Posted by jimg.allentown on January 05, 2019 at 11:49:17 from (98.115.30.180):

In Reply to: What's your crazy thing? posted by Jon f mn on January 05, 2019 at 06:04:33:

One that bugs me is the ones that stop 5 car lengths back from the car ahead of them at a stop light. Very annoying. Then, the light changes, and only 2 cars get through before the light turns red because the one that stopped so far back took so long to clear the intersection.

Picky eaters are another that gets on my nerves when I am cooking. O{_ne in my house drives me nuts with seriously ridiculous nutritional choices. He eats garbage from the local "puke and choke" restaurants, but when I make wholesome food from premium ingredients, he turns his nose up.

And then there are the tailgaters. I'm already doing 65 on a 55 mph speed zone, but the one behind me has to be 5 feet from my back bumper trying to push me to go faster. Grrrrrr....

When I am the last one in a line of traffic and the one coming the other way and waiting to turn left has to turn in front of me nearly causing a collision. He couldn't wait for one more car to pass? There was nobody behind me.

Then there was the guy in the yuppie mobile coming down the street a bit fast. I was waiting to enter traffic. At the very last second, he turns into the same shopping center that I was waiting to exit without using a turn signal. I gave him the finger. Why? Because if he had used his turn signal, I could have gotten out long ago. I was only waiting on him. If I knew what he was going to do, he would not have wasted my time.

I have more, but this ought to hold for a bit...


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