(Thanks to the bemulleted owner of Black 1996 Camaro, TN plates JEQ-506 for tailgating this morning and pissing me off enough to make me remember you...)
Having lived in ATL, I definitely feel your pain. But as it was mentioned before, yes, ppl like that are everywhere. I still fear that one intersection, though...you know, at that spot near the QuickTrip, the Saturn dealer and the mall...by the onramp to Stone Mountain? What is it, like 6 stop lights??
That intersection is on Lawrenceville Hwy, right near North Dekalb Mall. It used to be called Market Square Mall. I saw an accident sitting at one of those lights! I live 2 miles from there and I can 100% agree with you on how dangerous that area is.
Know what I think is especially retarded? That these people drive so badly, and then drive their dumb asses to Home Depot and buy all kinds of masking tape and plastic sheeting and 3 days worth of food reserves. Doesn't driving like that endanger you a lot more? And wouldn't driving better increase your chance of survival in case of disaster a whole bunch more than plastic sheeting? It seems like ducking under a desk in the face of a nuclear attack. Anyway.
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I can dig it man. I've been there.
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this is great!!
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(Thanks to the bemulleted owner of Black 1996 Camaro, TN plates JEQ-506 for tailgating this morning and pissing me off enough to make me remember you...)
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Ugh, I can relate. I swear Seattleites get behind of the wheels of their SUV with their latte and their cellphone and forget how to drive.
Ugh. It's dangerous out there.
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Here you can watch idiots
Drive like shit in snow
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Morons drive on all the streets
Must crush, kill, destroy.
I thought Sydney drivers were bad, but Adelaidians are a whole 'nother story!
*applauds* true...true...
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Know what I think is especially retarded? That these people drive so badly, and then drive their dumb asses to Home Depot and buy all kinds of masking tape and plastic sheeting and 3 days worth of food reserves. Doesn't driving like that endanger you a lot more? And wouldn't driving better increase your chance of survival in case of disaster a whole bunch more than plastic sheeting? It seems like ducking under a desk in the face of a nuclear attack. Anyway.