L'Incandescent
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I don't think you can buy more years on account of God don't need no money nothing in it for him.
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And how are the number of years assigned? Is it like the nba draft lottery?
Can you buy more years? I can do that with my vehicle's warranty
I suppose people in Cleveland get the most, but they waste all of it doing stupid **** like smoking, doing drugs, and getting dumped by their spouses on hour-long national TV specials
I suppose people in Cleveland get the most, but they waste all of it doing stupid **** likesmoking, doing drugs, and getting dumped by their spouses on hour-long national TV specialssitting in front of their computers reading and writing dumb internet posts.
Maybe I should move to Cleveland
Yeah, I think that's probably a reasonable assessment. From the looks of this guy and his car, he's not exactly setting the world on fire.
My brother lives in Alexandria, and I've heard the horror stories about traffic. I was fortunate when I visited to manage to avoid it, but he's talked about it. My mom has mentioned it too after she's visited, and she's actually said the traffic is a big reason she would never move to the area.
It really would be nice if there we some repercussions. I mean, that guy endangered me in a very real way. If he'd pushed me out in the street, I would have been allowed to do what I needed to feel safe. It's too bad there's no way to translate that to driving.
Nope. I wasn't aggressive in any way. I saw the guy pull out well in front of me and realized he was going to hold up the lane, and I started thinking about what I'd do. I made a conscious decision to not get angry about it and, upon realizing I had a good head of steam and the oncoming lane was open in the passing area, concluded I ought to just take advantage of the speed difference and pass him. I didn't gesture, tailgate, or do anything else. Hell, I didn't even look at the guy until I was next to him and heard him gun it. Other than just being a dick for the sake of it, the only guess I have is that maybe he was upset or something that I came up on him fast, but that's kind of what happens when someone is passing you because you pulled out barely moving.
Either way, I was actually particularly well behaved. It sounds like a very similar situation to what you encountered. Guy was just pissy for whatever reason.
There is a species of full grown man that frequents my train stop that displays an odd behavior. They sprint off the train, up the stairs, across the bridge over the tracks, down the stairs, and all the way to the parking garage.
It is the most disheartening thing I see on a daily basis. How do these men sleep at night knowing they are goofy as ****?
There is a species of full grown man that frequents my train stop that displays an odd behavior. They sprint off the train, up the stairs, across the bridge over the tracks, down the stairs, and all the way to the parking garage.
It is the most disheartening thing I see on a daily basis. How do these men sleep at night knowing they are goofy as ****?