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As I get older, I get more easily mad at other people for not paying attention or not following the proper driving laws. It's not like I don't make mistakes, but when you're wilfully ignorant of who has the right-of-way then you can gently caress right off you dumb oval office. 
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tokomon posted:I was actually really scared of cars growing up and people used to make fun of me for it until I finally got a license at 17 and promptly wrecked my $500 piece of poo poo first car by driving it into a brick wall at a Wendy's. Wait, was this you? http://www.comoxvalleyrecord.com/news/139483023.html e: or this SUV? e2: or this crash last feb? e3: this one crashed into a window, so I guess that's not you. e4: this guy died, so it couldn't be you. e5: this one knocked out a corner. I'm not sure if it's confirmation bias, but Wendy's restaraunts seem like car crash magnets. mom and dad fight a lot fucked around with this message at 16:23 on Jun 10, 2016 |
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tokomon posted:Realtalk. Somehow, getting the wreck out of my system made me less prone to being afraid of driving. I've since driven across the country solo and navigated both LA and DC area bullshit on the regular without incident. Wrecking my poo poo on a Wendy's was the best driving lesson ever.  Solo driving to and from college for one summer made me much more relaxed on the road. I was slowly getting more comfortable already, but once I did four solid months of routine driving then I loosened right up.
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