The 2,000,000th post game

Originally posted by AbnormalButSane
Where I come from there's no public transportation. mmm

yeah and i still don't set a ton of steel and glass in motion and instantly turn it into a deadly weapon.. 😕 what about bicycles?

Oh yeah, like I'm going try and balance myself on a tiny metal frame and let the breaks go out.

well it teaches you to put your bike on regular maintenance...if you can't do that for car...at least do it with your damn bike..

Nah, I don't maintain my car. A licensed professional does that.

but not all too often...judging from the crap that hits the highways day in and day out..

I rarely drive on highways.

feel free to exchange highway with whatever your rocket is drivin' on...

I drive a 97 Mercury Mystique. The speedometer doesn't even go over 120

that's miles per hour...and that's fast enough

As if I would ever go over 75 Miles Per Hour.

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
yeah and i still don't set a ton of steel and glass in motion and instantly turn it into a deadly weapon.. 😕 what about bicycles?

I'm not riding a bike, where it'd take me 3 hours to drive in a car.

And besides I've never had a wreck...yet! mhm

not every car is a deadly weapon, thats why there are driving tests, not that i disagree some people are terrible drivers and itd help the planet to have less cars but honestly sometimes you need one, if youre alert and trained there shouldnt be a problem.

nowplaying Come Together- The Beatles

Originally posted by Sol Valentine
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High Blood Pressure is more frequent and severe in African Americans...than caucasions at least.

that doesn't change the fact that americans cannot drive and that your basic understanding of the rules of traffic seem to turn into a faint distant memory as soon as you've been given your DL...and i know because i did my very first driving on american soil...

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my driving is good

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
that doesn't change the fact that americans cannot drive and that your basic understanding of the rules of traffic seem to turn into a faint distant memory as soon as you've been given your DL...and i know because i did my very first driving on american soil...

Originally posted by RogerRamjet
that doesn't change the fact that americans cannot drive and that your basic understanding of the rules of traffic seem to turn into a faint distant memory as soon as you've been given your DL...and i know because i did my very first driving on american soil...

I don't disagree that most Americans drive terribly, but driving cars is unavoidable in some parts of the US. I didn't want to get my driver's licencse; I was afraid it'd be too much responsibility. mmm