People not looking both ways or yielding to oncoming traffic while backing out is very much an every day thing in Miami. Those kind of people are morons.
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People not looking both ways or yielding to oncoming traffic while backing out is very much an every day thing in Miami. Those kind of people are morons.
Then they shouldn't complain either when they get involved in an accident that way- it's just a shame they'd involve you in it, too. In my country, traffic rules stipulate that ongoing traffic on the road has priority over vehicles pulling out of their parking spots, and I would suppose that would be the case (nearly) everywhere.
It is not. You are not to impede the flow of traffic, which is why merging is an essential skill.
But backing up on to a street and assuming traffic will stop? What?
Hey, bad decisions often make for great stories!
I could use more boring stories in my life's journey.
Place a Target order for in-store pickup. No one working that part of the store could help me because they were busy dealing with orders for the drive-up customers. One employee told me to get in line at customer service, which was lined up with a lot of people who wanted to do returns, exchanges and whatever. So I walked out to my car, switched my order to drive-up, parked in one of the designated spots and got my order immediately.
It's all perspective. I didn't expect to make it to 30. Now it's looooooong past.
I'm uuuum yeah old. I'll be 60 in 4 years time which is a quite unsettling feeling.
I wish I could be 30 again, actually 33 was the best year of my life lots of really nice things happened.
Where did the time actually go?
I wish I could be 30 again, actually 33 was the best year of my life lots of really nice things happened.
Where did the time actually go?
This has been happening more and more frequently the last month or so.
Receiving political texts. "Join our rally for this candidate at this location!" "Look at what the other side is doing. Vote ours because it's so much better!" "We know what you're going through! Vote for this person, and I promise it will change!" (This last one especially irritates me, as every word of it false.)
Even replying 'stop' doesn't do anything. Just comes from a different number on the next round. Fucking irritating. Neither side is worthy of respect. Bug someone else.
Receiving political texts. "Join our rally for this candidate at this location!" "Look at what the other side is doing. Vote ours because it's so much better!" "We know what you're going through! Vote for this person, and I promise it will change!" (This last one especially irritates me, as every word of it false.)
Even replying 'stop' doesn't do anything. Just comes from a different number on the next round. Fucking irritating. Neither side is worthy of respect. Bug someone else.
I’m waiting for the bet: what candidate will die of old age first?
I'd take that over the constant scammers telling me a package as arrived at a USPS location and click this totally not a fraud website link to sign in and verify payment information.
Ask the TVA!
Plus, you are going to make it, and maybe even embrace the Age!
(66, here!)
I also love when I get the emails about a problem with my recent Amazon order, even though our Amazon account is set to my mom's email and neither of us had ordered anything in weeks.
Thanks to this thread haha
I just got a text message from uber with a code no link just a code
I just got a text message from uber with a code no link just a code
Doing something wrong. I’m almost 50 with no wear and tear. 40 is the new 30.
It's not the years, it's the mileage...
How incredibly arrogant of you. I'm 39 and walk with a cane and experience pain in my back 24 / 7; the cane is because my legs were ravaged by blood clots brought on by Factor V Leiden, an inherited genetic condition that results in the body producing far too much of a particular clotting protein. My back pain is from a compression fracture at my T12 disc that was diagnosed while I was recovering from a fall. I'm also a type 2 diabetic, which is no surprise because every male member on the paternal side of my family, going back three generations, has been a type 2 diabetic.
So, no, I haven't been doing something wrong. My body has simply failed me.