I’m glad Mrs SkinyUte still puts up with me. I’d never be able to figure out dating these days.
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She must be a saint, what with having to put up with ketchup on hotdogs and such…
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pfft, come on out to most of NC, you’ll run into the same type of drivers.
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I feel the same way with Mrs CCU. Not sure I could navigate today’s dating scene and keep my sanity. I’d probably just stay single.
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People who chew with their mouth open.
Bad Driver Olympics:
- people too cool to signal
- people who leave emergency lights on to cover any turn or lane-change contingency
- people who see you coming, but pull out in front of you anyway
- motor homes pulling a boat with no sense of lane boundaries
- teenagers coming back from Tijuana in the border jam who use the cute girl to persuade you to let them butt in line.
EDIT:
- Didn’t plan ahead, shoot across 3+ lanes on the freeway to get the exit
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Especially when there is a mile of empty road behind you.
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Yes. People who pull out in front of you making a right turn only to drive slow.
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People who take up both armrests (I.e. planes, movie theaters).
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Home delivery truck drivers who stop in the middle of a neighborhood street, turn on their emergency flashers, blocking or at least slowing all traffic in both directions, when there is a perfectly good parking place between where they are stopped and the curb.
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Yes! 1,000 times yes! I’ve never understood this.
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Similar to this it bugs me when people come NB on 1300 E, drive past the line of cars in the right lane and then try and butt in to get to the exit to I-80 WB. IT’S NOT A MERGE!
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It never ceases to amaze me how rude and aggressive Utah drivers are. I forget how bad it is until I’m there visiting.
There are exceptions of course, but San Diegans are refreshingly accommodating and courteous on the road.
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Coming from Boston, I wish I could grant a thousand stars.
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People who are walking slowly with little to no self awareness of their surroundings, blocking a sidewalk, hallway, etc.
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People who leave their shopping cart in the middle of an aisle effectively blocking it while studying a food label.
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People who walk 2/3/4 abreast on sidewalk or walking/running/biking path.
Was walking on a sidewalk in NYC and 3 guys were walking abreast toward me; in short, I moved to my far right – not off the sidewalk – and then bumped into their left-most guy, knocked him sideways. He looked at me and then apologized. We moved on.
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Wait, so you’re telling me that drivers in other states don’t take it as an affront to their family’s honor if you try to merge in front of them?
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People that don’t get the express written consent of Major League Baseball for any rebroadcast, retransmission or account of a game.
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