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Not a huge annoyance since it doesn't happen too often, but I was going through my ride vids when I came across this one from yesterday:
So much for bells. And it's always Indian people who disregard the clearly marked lanes. Usually they'll just walk against traffic and not move over while other Asians do the rolling roadblock thing. |
I just lower my shoulder and take them out.I'm tired of warning people that can't read or don't care too.
I also level the person on the end of the 5 wide family line in the aisles at the stores that won't move. Everything now is ME,ME,ME.....screw you,get out of my way or your next. |
Originally Posted by slcbob
(Post 11185341)
if I were a pedestrian on that bridge, I'd probably be in the wrong place. The lane markings don't immediately leap out to me and make a lot of sense.
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Yeah, I got freaking tired of all the morons this week. Maybe it is the heat... No more talking to anyone. I just blow my AirZound and watch them jump.
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Originally Posted by peebee
(Post 11201726)
I agree. They should have stenciled some bikes in on the lanes too, there doesn't seem to be anything to identify them as bike lanes at all.
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Originally Posted by rex_kramer
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Not a huge annoyance since it doesn't happen too often, but I was going through my ride vids when I came across this one from yesterday:
So much for bells. And it's always Indian people who disregard the clearly marked lanes. Usually they'll just walk against traffic and not move over while other Asians do the rolling roadblock thing. |
I blame the massive use of Ambien for the increase in somnambulist zombies.
Aim for the head - that parasite hanging off their ear... that seems to liberate them. :) |
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