Bad Drivers of Seattle-January
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LOL... Seriously? That's got you steamed? Man you should never come to the East coast... Your drivers are absolutely polite. They even used signals for the most part...
And obtw. if you have a loud system you should try to play actual music. Whatever that was, it wasn't music worthy of being loud...lol
And obtw. if you have a loud system you should try to play actual music. Whatever that was, it wasn't music worthy of being loud...lol
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LOL... Seriously? That's got you steamed? Man you should never come to the East coast... Your drivers are absolutely polite. They even used signals for the most part...
And obtw. if you have a loud system you should try to play actual music. Whatever that was, it wasn't music worthy of being loud...lol
And obtw. if you have a loud system you should try to play actual music. Whatever that was, it wasn't music worthy of being loud...lol
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Raggin' on someone's choice of music is like slapping a bear on the nose.
Dad was a 'big band' musician for 60+ years. When Buddy Holly hit the scene, well... All the old guy could do was rail against the 'mindless 3 chord drivel' as he called it, which did nothing but alienate me. I took me quite a while to grow some tolerance from that experience but I learned a dang good lesson.
Dad was a 'big band' musician for 60+ years. When Buddy Holly hit the scene, well... All the old guy could do was rail against the 'mindless 3 chord drivel' as he called it, which did nothing but alienate me. I took me quite a while to grow some tolerance from that experience but I learned a dang good lesson.
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Raggin' on someone's choice of music is like slapping a bear on the nose.
Dad was a 'big band' musician for 60+ years. When Buddy Holly hit the scene, well... All the old guy could do was rail against the 'mindless 3 chord drivel' as he called it, which did nothing but alienate me. I took me quite a while to grow some tolerance from that experience but I learned a dang good lesson.
Dad was a 'big band' musician for 60+ years. When Buddy Holly hit the scene, well... All the old guy could do was rail against the 'mindless 3 chord drivel' as he called it, which did nothing but alienate me. I took me quite a while to grow some tolerance from that experience but I learned a dang good lesson.
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LOL... Seriously? That's got you steamed? Man you should never come to the East coast... Your drivers are absolutely polite. They even used signals for the most part...
And obtw. if you have a loud system you should try to play actual music. Whatever that was, it wasn't music worthy of being loud...lol
And obtw. if you have a loud system you should try to play actual music. Whatever that was, it wasn't music worthy of being loud...lol
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I really have not meet a lot of people from Ohio.. I've meet a few from Michigan which was awesome . I have a theory and I noticed it when I was in high school here for my senior year.. the younger drivers suck because somehow the instructors who are suppose to be good suck at driving themselves. That may sound ignorant of me or somehow impossible but I noticed it a few times with instructors teaching... Also doesn't help a lot of people are from around the world where driving laws are different orrr some place like Japan where it costs a lot of money to be able to drive.
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As a new MINI of only less than 2 weeks...I have a theory or two about those 'other' drivers. They don't see you.. You have become a 4 wheeled Motorcycle with a roof.... OR, your car is SO darn cute that they're constantly distracted by it....
My first workday drive of my Clubman found me trying to enter a Highway entrance ramp behind a long line of cars. I promptly found myself sandwiched by two lane cutters on either SIDE of ME. A full sized work van on my left, and a larger car on my right. Since I really didn't want to wreck my new-to-me MINI of 3 days, I let them pass me around....
So, I FEEL your pain, and yes, I AM glad on how loud our horns are.........
My first workday drive of my Clubman found me trying to enter a Highway entrance ramp behind a long line of cars. I promptly found myself sandwiched by two lane cutters on either SIDE of ME. A full sized work van on my left, and a larger car on my right. Since I really didn't want to wreck my new-to-me MINI of 3 days, I let them pass me around....
So, I FEEL your pain, and yes, I AM glad on how loud our horns are.........
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As a new MINI of only less than 2 weeks...I have a theory or two about those 'other' drivers. They don't see you.. You have become a 4 wheeled Motorcycle with a roof.... OR, your car is SO darn cute that they're constantly distracted by it....
My first workday drive of my Clubman found me trying to enter a Highway entrance ramp behind a long line of cars. I promptly found myself sandwiched by two lane cutters on either SIDE of ME. A full sized work van on my left, and a larger car on my right. Since I really didn't want to wreck my new-to-me MINI of 3 days, I let them pass me around....
So, I FEEL your pain, and yes, I AM glad on how loud our horns are.........
My first workday drive of my Clubman found me trying to enter a Highway entrance ramp behind a long line of cars. I promptly found myself sandwiched by two lane cutters on either SIDE of ME. A full sized work van on my left, and a larger car on my right. Since I really didn't want to wreck my new-to-me MINI of 3 days, I let them pass me around....
So, I FEEL your pain, and yes, I AM glad on how loud our horns are.........
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Well that's your opinion, I don't drive during rush hour periods because of traffic issues and crashes. In my 3 years of driving (Michigan, Texas, and Washington) never been in a crash, come here and I get rear ended. The dash cam is because , I am a testosterone filled teen yes, but also for my protection because I am the younger party and therefore I must be the bad driver trying to hit people off the road. I've had incidents that could have been easily rejected of my fault if I had a dashcam. So in terms, yes this is to drive traffic to a new channel (video wise) but also just to share.
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I agree with your assessment Subzero, as I also got that impression. The OP sees a car pull out ahead of him and rather than to slightly reduce his speed he continues to motor on, rapidly closing the gap, just to justify the use of his horn at the "offending" motorist. Perhaps a bit of patience is called for when dealing with such instances.