--In a country filled with whack a doodles who
remembered the driver’s Ed book long enough to get their license and that’s
about it, they just plain forgot about it afterwards. Putting a roll up to a
circle and yield if anything coming wasn't
too good of an idea.
--Yeah a four way stop meant you had to take turns. And most me me's don't figure they have to wait or take turns. They kind of believe their special and these rules are for the common folk. So that was a bad idea to. I do love watching them at a four way stop sign and red light intersection. They all go at the same time and then hit their brakes before smashing into each other.
--But really trying to encourage common sense in a country filled with whack a doodles who leave their common sense on their pillow in the morning is just asking for trouble. Sort of brings to mind the whole sensible salting requires sensible driving thing. And their belief that their special goes along with who cares I’ve got insurance.
--But what do we know? After four near misses with people who couldn’t figure out that yield means stop and then go if nothing’s coming. Or the ten mile per hour sign that in me me means drive as fast as Sam hill possible before something comes and you might have to yield should probably be changed to a dang fool hospital sign because it's probably going to be needed before long.
--Yeah a four way stop meant you had to take turns. And most me me's don't figure they have to wait or take turns. They kind of believe their special and these rules are for the common folk. So that was a bad idea to. I do love watching them at a four way stop sign and red light intersection. They all go at the same time and then hit their brakes before smashing into each other.
--But really trying to encourage common sense in a country filled with whack a doodles who leave their common sense on their pillow in the morning is just asking for trouble. Sort of brings to mind the whole sensible salting requires sensible driving thing. And their belief that their special goes along with who cares I’ve got insurance.
--But what do we know? After four near misses with people who couldn’t figure out that yield means stop and then go if nothing’s coming. Or the ten mile per hour sign that in me me means drive as fast as Sam hill possible before something comes and you might have to yield should probably be changed to a dang fool hospital sign because it's probably going to be needed before long.
-- But if there's one thing we've learned through
the whole experience is find another dang fool way to rather than take a chance
playing with that dang fool circle...
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