November 20, 2004
To that Christian lady in the minivan
I was impressed by the sheer number of religious symbols and bumper stickers plastered over the back of your vehicle.
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And then you went and flipped me off.
You proclaim to believe in Jesus. Well, I believe in turn signals. Try using them next time, and maybe that and your righteously pure heart will inspire me to make room for you to change lanes in front of me.
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LOL Ted!
Posted by: Susie at November 20, 2004 12:24 PM (VR4G3)
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I hope they were already on the van when she bought the car.
Posted by: GEBIV at November 20, 2004 05:50 PM (usxTf)
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Classic.
Posted by: Catt at November 21, 2004 10:44 AM (z0S/U)
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... off topic, man... but I just wanted you to know that Luuka was posted to you from Montrose, Scotland on Thursday... have fun, Ted...
all the best,
Eric
all the best,
Eric
Posted by: Eric at November 21, 2004 10:56 AM (YlwMq)
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Luuka arrived! (I thought it was an xmas gift when I first saw the box on the porch)
Posted by: Mookie at November 22, 2004 05:26 PM (ZjSa7)
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I go out of my way *not* to make room for rude people, people who undertake, people who don't use their turn signals, and other forms of road scum.
A classic is when an idiot pulls out from behind me, drives up beside me in the inside lane, then suddenly realises that there is another car in that lane... Sorry, but you are not only not getting back in, you are then going to wait wedged between the other car and me for as long as it takes for the well-behaved cars to fill up the gap in the fast lane that your departure left.
I like to think that I'm doing my bit for Karma!
A classic is when an idiot pulls out from behind me, drives up beside me in the inside lane, then suddenly realises that there is another car in that lane... Sorry, but you are not only not getting back in, you are then going to wait wedged between the other car and me for as long as it takes for the well-behaved cars to fill up the gap in the fast lane that your departure left.
I like to think that I'm doing my bit for Karma!
Posted by: Dominic at November 23, 2004 02:14 PM (JOJzq)
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