A silly little blog for me to drop the excrement of my mind.
-or- do they just not think?
Published on October 11, 2004 By BlueDev In Misc
There it is. Looming up ahead. Huge, impending, green. With a little yellow brother sitting there.

Exit Only.

Arrows accompany the signs, clearly pointing out which way the exit is. Lines on the road tell you clearly which lane they are in. Everything is set up to clearly let the driver know that their lane will soon leave the freeway. They are given at least a half of a mile warning. And unless they are completely blind, they can usually see the lane veering off of the freeway.

Yet they still insist on being idiots.

Driving home today, an old boat is over in the far left lane. The fact that they are in an exit only lane is no secret. I know it, the car on the other side of me knows it, and the person driving in that lane has had plenty of time to see it. So why in the world do they feel the need to swerve across two lanes at the very last second? What prevented them from having the presence of mind to actually move out of the far left lane just a few seconds earlier? You know, back when they had enough room to not come within inches of those of us who actually knew what we were doing?

There should be a test. Not just a test of the rules of the road, not just the driving test you take so infrequently. No, there needs to be a test to see if you have enough common sense and presence of mind to actually be allowed to sit behind a deadly weapon, to be allowed on the road. Days like today really inspire misanthropic feelings, and bad, stupid, and just plain incompetent drivers don't help.

Get a brain, morans.

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on Oct 12, 2004
Laughing because guy had a sticker that was just so ironic it's wrong.

"Not in MY town" Surrre...


They say laughter is cure for ills. I still chuckle when I think about that very ironic sticker.
on Oct 12, 2004
In my experience, I had to go through the parking first before I had go through driving. I didn't pass the parking which meant I couldn't even try at all for the driving portion of the test. The parking portion must be passed or you don't go on the road. I felt like it was lots of red tape.

Mig, I think a lot licensing rules are left to the individual states.
on Oct 12, 2004
Yeah? In Washington state one of tests is parallel parking. It's not "critical" part, but stopping at stop sign is.

California stop ( rolling stop ) = fail at that spot.

Any kind of speeding or accidents while testing = fail at that spot.

When I was waiting for my test, a lady was driving in with worker and she looked happy, but she accidentally hit another car. I was nervious from that and made more mistakes but I got 80% which is barely passed. Lucky that I passed parallel parking, which is what I normally have hard time on. Dunno why.
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