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I'll have to agree that people with the no-turn-signals get on my nerves too. I don't see it nearly as much with actual turning as I do with switching lanes on the freeway. It's even more annoying for some reason when they change lanes rather quickly without signaling. More things that bother me: 1. Trucks. Tractor trailers to be more specific. They're everywhere where I live and the majority of them drive like they own the road. 2. People who tailgate me when I'm already going 15 over the limit or more in the fast lane. 3. Pedestrians at night that give you that glare as they cross the road after you brake suddenly for them like they expect you to see them as clearly as you would in broad daylight, regardless of what color clothing they have on. (Though they're certainly easier to spot than darker colors, experience has shown me that lighter colors like white aren't as noticeable in headlights or peripheral vision as one might think.) There's nowhere I can't reach. ![]() ![]() |
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Tailgating, because there's really no reason for it. Yes, I drive one of the best looking cars on the road, and you are jealous, I get it. You can pass.
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I haven't had too much experience on the road, I'm getting my drivers license next month as a matter of fact. But, if there's something that pisses me off it is tailgating. I'm holding up to the speed limit, but they can't back the fuck off cause they think I'll speed it up more or something. It almost feels like when people are unnecessarily close to you on the road they're intruding your personal space. Heck, what if a kid/deer/cat or whatever would run over the road or something making me brake, there's no way they'd be able to brake in time, making them hit the back of my car and probably squash the kiddie who just ran over.
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Well, it's a general consensus between me and my friends that motorcyclists over here should pretty much get off the roads, or have their own separate road network, because their presence has generally made driving a real pain.
Otherwise, there's these idiots who think they are F1/WRC pros and drive around at high speed (2x the speed limit), TAILGATING especially and pretty much putting everyone else's life in danger. FELIPE NO ![]() |
Basically, over here a lot of motorway is three-lanes. The idea being that move as much to the inside lane as possible so faster cars can pass easily. However, there's a lot of people (and I mean a lot) who seem to have this fear of the inside lane because no matter how clear it is they stick to the middle lane, which can tend to cause issues for cars wanting to overtake. These people are middle lane wankers. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
People actually use turn signals? Most folks in my hometown don't. They just go wavy-wavy hands out the appropriate left/right window to signal a turn.
![]() I can understand the honking though. Here, a change from red to green in front of you will always activate the horns to your rear in 0.1 seconds. Jam it back in, in the dark.
Last edited by Zergrinch; Apr 19, 2008 at 08:44 AM.
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Someone might have already said this one, but another thing that bothers me are people that turn left as soon as the light turns green when they're supposed to yield to oncoming traffic. One of these days the person in the oncoming lane is going to have just as itchy a foot on the gas pedal and things will go bad very quickly. There's nowhere I can't reach. ![]() ![]() |
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It seems like nobody up here in maine even read their drivers manual, let alone passed their drivers test but by some miracle obtained their license. Some bullshit I've encountered on the road up here:
Driving up here can piss me off so damned much sometimes, and it seems like every day someone is doing something stupid on the road. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? ![]() |
I hate driving in general, but here are some things that I specifically hate about driving:
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Here's another type of flaccid-dicked driver that needs to be locked in his pickup-with-a-9"-lift-kit-to-compensate-for-my-manhood cab with a pack of rabid badgers that are high on cocaine:
Lifted pickup drivers who think that the 25 mph speed limit in a school zone only applies to the 6 feet before and after the school's main gate; everything else is of no consequence. They will drive well over 50 mph in a school zone just so that they can cum to the booming sound of their gas-gargling engine exhausting its fumes through their "sweet Flowmaster pipes" and then slam on their brakes before they reach the gates just to give the impression that they were obeying the applicable speed law which is, you know, in place for the safety of kids. Those pricks deserve to have my students shove an entire sack of potatoes into their exhausts so that their engines blow up like fucking Bosnian land mines. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
![]() Fine, how about something more unrealistic like teleporters?!? ![]() Jam it back in, in the dark. ![]()
Last edited by Lizardcommando; Apr 19, 2008 at 05:42 PM.
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Tailgaters usually bother me the most. I usually slow down even more when I see a car that happens to be sticking too close. Another one that comes to mind is people who don't use turn signals at all. I consider myself a very careful driver anyway so I'm normally aware of everything around me, but sometimes I encounter drivers who just don't use signals and end up turning dangerously. Finally, people who just drive too slow in general when everyone else is going at least 5-10 over the speed limit.
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Similar to people that don't signal when they turn or switch lanes, people that don't look behind them when they back up piss me off. With a huge multitude of things that could go horribly wrong as a result of this neglect, I can't imagine why or how someone could overlook this. And yet, some months ago I was at a drive-thru for a Wendy's and for some reason I don't know (maybe to get lined up with the screen so they could check their order), the person ordering in front of me starts to back up. I seldom honk the horn, but I swear this guy would've backed into me if I hadn't honked. This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it. ![]() ![]() |
what else gets my goat are the assholes on a 3 or 5 lane road that indicate a left turn, then brake in your lane, before crawling into the left turn lane at the last moment.
Additionally, what bugs me is the 'no right turn on red' signs in areas where it's unnecessary. I just disregard those for the most part.
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This is kinda similar to the SUV cell phone complaint. Women who do their make up while driving. Look, I get that someone women feel they can't be seen without several feet of coloured goo or powder on their face but at least wait for a parking lot or, gee I dunno, a red light even! If you're driving on the highway - or even just a road in general - put down the lipstick, stop trying to apply your foundation and for the love of god don't even consider the mascara brush again. This has happened to me so many times, it makes me ashamed to be female.
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Here in Idaho there are a lot of two lane roads, so when I'm stuck behind a line of people waiting for one person who's waiting make a left hand turn onto a street, when there's a dirt road to the right where people can pass this annoying bastard, it gets quite...annoying
Oh, and yesterday(i hate fucking Idaho), I was driving through a neighborhood and I was coming to an intersection and so was this other car. I had no stop sign so I assumed he did so I kept going and so did he. After taking another look there was no fucking stop sign for a 4 way intersection. ugh! and then my husband yells at me for not paying attention. What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?
Last edited by Anazai; Apr 20, 2008 at 02:58 PM.
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I hate people with cars. *jumps up and down shaking fist* Assholes! Driving their stupid cars everywhere, making it dangerous for the rest of the world to walk.
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Seriously, angry, people.
Everybody drives different. It's hard to even sit passenger seat with somebody and not cringe and flinch quite a few time before the end of the trip. A LOT of people driving that annoy other people aren't really braking the rules, and the ones that do might have actually made an honest mistake, and some of them just might have a legitimate enough reason to break a rule or two. Yes, there is dickheads, but what's flipping out gonna do? I bite my tongue a lot (not ALL the time, though). Anyways, as anybody who's lived in Vegas will say, CAB DRIVERS are the spawn of fucking Satan and need to be exorcised. And please don't tailgate me. If you give me maybe more than a measly 10 seconds to actually notice you're behind me, I might just move over and let you pass. Otherwise, find your own way around. What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? ![]() |
I usually don't get too angry when it comes to other people driving, because I expect people to do stupid things. I just try my best to keep myself aware at all times because especially when it comes to driving people are just plain stupid and we're all guilty of doing at least something stupid on the road once.
Where I'm living at the moment (Newfoundland), I usually don't have much to complain about. I find a lot of the drivers actually pretty civil. I'm not one for speed unless its a road I frequently travel on and I'm familiar with the surroundings. When it comes to a road or stretch of highway that I'm unaware of I usually drive the speed limit or maybe 5-10 km below it. When I'm working out in Alberta thats a totally different story altogether. The stretch of highway that I have to drive on every day I have to work is Highway 63. To the entire province its known as the highway of death because since I've been working in Alberta that stretch of road has killed maybe 30 to 40 people. There are two hatred I have developed toward other drivers especially since I've been working in Alberta. 1.) People who drive while talking with their cellphones. I can tolerate it if it's on the highway and there isn't much traffic, but I can't fucking stand it when people talk on their cellphones especially when they're driving downtown where it is more congested and there are more intersections. You have to be aware of your surroundings of all time. It absolutely pisses me off when people talk on their cellphones where traffic is tight and they switch lanes and don't even check their mirrors and end up pulling out of an intersection and don't bother checking in both directions. 2.) People who don't drive according to the FUCKING WEATHER CONDITIONS. I hate it that people think they're invincible on the road. Sure there might be freezing rain on the road and within a few hours that means there is going to be black ice. The drivers don't care; they'll still drive 140 KPH in 100 zone. It is these assholes who lack any patience who cause the majority of the accidents on that stretch of highway on the road. You know I'm not risking my life just to get home or get to work a little faster than usual. If it is snowing heavily/hailing heavily/ or a lot of ice on the road I'm going to slow down to 50 or 60 KPH because I'm not taking that risk to go into a ditch or slam into another car. If you fuckers don't like it since your behind me, then go ahead, you risk your life; I on the other hand want to make it home alive. I tend to be very cautious when driving in Northern Alberta. A lot of companies are aware of many of the problems that come with driving up in this area and the amount of lives that are lost every year. My company is very strict when it comes to their company vehicles. If you speed, drive recklessly and get caught you get suspended without pay. The police are really cracking down with all the excess speeding in the area, sometimes coming home from work you can see maybe 4 to 5 people pulled over within a span of 24 kilometres. Jam it back in, in the dark. ![]() |
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