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Lets just get rid of traffic lights in general. Think of the chaos that would ensue.
Lets just get rid of traffic lights in general. Think of the chaos that would ensue.
Lets just get rid of traffic lights in general. Think of the chaos that would ensue.
Nothing irks me more than when I see people do that.I'll tell you what I don't do. I don't sit there staring at my personal communication device when it turns green until the @$#^ing thing turns red again.![]()
I'll tell you what I don't do. I don't sit there staring at my personal communication device when it turns green until the @$#^ing thing turns red again.![]()
I don't, either. If I'm in traffic, I like to watch the people around me. I especially like to catch people singing and when they see you watching them they try to pretend like they were yawning or something, lol. And then they usually turn down the radio. WTF? I was enjoying the impromptu show and they go and get shy on me.
At least they weren't picking their nose.
I'll tell you what I don't do. I don't sit there staring at my personal communication device when it turns green until the @$#^ing thing turns red again.![]()
Me in that situation:
an immediate
*bee..beep* "ok, let's go little fella"
waits half a second.
*BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP* OMG! MOVE YA STUPID BASTARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!THE LIGHT IS GREEEEEEEEN!!!
I'm friendly and sweet for the first half second.
After that, all hell breaks loose.
I have no patience with distracted drivers.
I don't know about where you're at but around here most of the lights make you sit there until traffic comes from the other street then it will turn red to stop them. And people think I'm a conspicy nut when I point it out.
I'm currently driving a 1973 dodge van to work, everything works but the horn. Not bad for $400.00.
That's very much the case.
There are sensors that are supposed to detect a vehicle waiting and start the countdown cycle, but lots of time, especially in winter ice and snow they don't work.
I've seen lots of pickers. Adult pickers are boring but little kid pickers are entertaining. They'll sit there with a knuckle deep and stare right back at ya. They don't give a shit, lol. The best is when they get a sticky booger and start playing with it or wipe on the window, lol. nasty.
With a fifty-pounds-of-steel front bumper like that, who needs a horn?
Around here they don't always start a timer. Most react instantly. But many are set not to cycle until two or three cars trigger it. Which is fine by day, but asinine after midnight. That's why I back up a few feet, then pull forward again--it fools the sensor into thinking I'm two cars.
They also don't always see a motorcycle, no matter how free of snow and ice they are. Considering bikes are cop magnets anyway, that's a real pain in the ass.
Some people might think I'm picking a booger, but it's really just a nose hair. Some will gigantate and come flipping out like tarantula legs and I have to trace them back to pluck them from the root.
Quite the opposite. Mine breathe very well. I mostly buy cheap Canari gear off Amazon, because it eventually stretches out.