What’s with these drivers that feel they own the road? They either drive too fast, too slow and rarely a happy medium. It’s no wonder so many accidents occur during the day with people ignoring basic laws.
I’ve seen people perform the following tasks while driving:
- Put on makeup with their eyes darting from compact mirror to rear-view mirror
- Reading a book with one hand (or both hands)
- Scarfing down Taco Bell and smashing the remainders on the wheel and
- Perform a mad dash attempt to pick up whatever they dropped
It seems that most people believe they are participating in an Indy 500. Have you ever experienced someone attempting to outrun you while they merge on the freeway? Just the other day I left plenty of room open for this guy in a black beamer and he still felt the need to drive at my pace, then speed up and because of this he gets cut off. Of course he speeds up in front of me, cuts me off from the side and then angrily honks his horn.
Believe me, I have road rage. When someone cuts me off and puts my life in danger it upsets me, but not when it’s a simple mistake. Most of the time someone isn’t paying attention, which is understandable since my vehicle was issued a special invisibility feature. At the click of a button I can make my Corolla cloak itself just like on Star Trek.
Thus the reason why people rarely see me on the road.
For the past twelve years, a research team located in Pillsbury, Minnesota has been searching for the answer to ketchup without tomato-based ingredients. Dr. David Motaja mentioned the idea originally while visiting a local restaurant after realizing his dislike for tomatoes and craving for ketchup.
Give it a try; find a lone piece of paper, lined or plain, and write down the first thought that comes to mind. For instance, I’m thinking of a rural barnhouse which makes me think of Charlotte’s Web, which in turn makes me think of spiders.
Let’s face it, the Internet has become a staple in our society. I’ve known people who would drop everything (and that includes their own children) just to check their email, stocks and EBay auctions. We live in a world where information is at our fingertips and literally just a keystroke away.
I’ve seen every M. Night Shaymalan movie released. When I first saw
A week or so ago,
One of my favorite rentals was Shenmue, a Japanese