Every once in a while I drive that way to work to remind myself why I don't drive that way to work.
Some observations and advice from my most recent trip:
- YOU in the Beemer: HANG UP AND DRIVE!
- YOU in the Honda: This is not Formula 1 and you are NOT Micheal Shumacher.
- YOU in the Acura: The on/off ramps are not your personal passing lanes.
- YOU in the Buick in the left lane: either pass the guy on your right or get behind him. Geeze dude, you're holding up everyone behind you.
- YOU in the Audi: Flash me one more time and you'll get a face full of my spotlight. If the Buick would pass I would too. This isn't the Autobahn, Gunther.
- YOU in the SUV: BACK OFF! Your headlights are the same height as my back window and your blinding me!
- YOU in the Gravel Truck: Your following that Smart Car too close, and your brake lights are too dirty to see.
- YOU in the Semi: That is not a Honda your piloting, Skeeter! Pick a lane!
- YOU in Olds: The limit is 100, not eighty. If you can't get it up to speed, get off.
- YOU in the overloaded construction pick-up: Get a second truck or a trailer. Idiot.
- EVERYONE: Leave enough space and we wouldn't have those daily chain reaction rear enders that slow down every other decent driver.
See you on Highway 5.
DJW
3 comments:
Hey...
The speed limit here at Kandahar Airfield is 16Km/h. The US allows us to travel at a whopping 20Km/h on the 2.1Km of paved roads...
So Get smart Ontario, or well reduce you to this speed all over the Queen's Highways..
Bubba in the sand, Kandahar Afghanistan
I have 2 bumper stickers,
'I'm sorry for driving so close in front of you'
' Watch out for the idiot behind me'
...and I am too Micheal Shumacher! ...at least, I thought I was....
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