Voilà . Now there is.
Whether it's above or not depends on how you have your pages set. Nevertheless you get the point, and there's nobody left except you and HereWeTrollAgain anyway.
-- Fox Noise as source for driving advice?
I know exactly what my cars can do and where the limit is. Again your caring concern is heartwarming but really not necessary.
And the day I start taking driving advice from Fox Noise, rather than giving it to them, is the day I look to you for tips on diplomacy.
You're in Oregon. Buy a map.
And again, I never even brought up a speed. Troll boy did that. I drive for the conditions present at the time -- maybe you should too (if deer stroll out there regularly then why are you doing 65?)
The AAA gives the exact same advice, but feel free to ignore them because you think you know exactly what your car will do.
https://www.mountainwest.aaa.com/news/insurance/aaa-offers-tips-avoid-wildlife-vs-vehicle-crashes?cmp=news%252Fmember-news%252Faaa-offers-tips-avoid-wildlife-vs-vehicle-crashes
Um, I'm older than you m'dear. Don't worry about me. I'm flattered at your concern for my well being but of course I'm used to that by now.
And yes I am unaware of incidents that have have never happened. But I tell you what, one of my F-150 encounters was on such a two-lane with a motorcycle coming the other way. The F-150 turned off to the right and then decided he wasn't turning right after all and wanted instead to be in the space where I was. We got out of that with nobody impacted except for my cracked taillight lens.
I go out there prepared for this kind of thing. So sue me.
If you are aware of everything that goes on around you how do you maintain a two second cushion between your car the car following you?
Noxious gas.
Voilà . Now there is.
Whether it's above or not depends on how you have your pages set. Nevertheless you get the point, and there's nobody left except you and HereWeTrollAgain anyway.
Which is why intelligent people use the quote function.
I knew it, you aren't as good a driver as you think.
Not the one I invoked. And it's a placeholder anyway.
Great, I got one guy dictating what speed I go and now here comes another guy who wants to edit my atlas... I really don't need a copilot, thanks.
I can confirm, there are a lot of bad drivers out there.
Personally I wouldn't spend a day in the hospital to avoid hitting a squirrel. I get enough grief from KG for letting turkeys cross the road.
-- Fox Noise as source for driving advice?
I know exactly what my cars can do and where the limit is. Again your caring concern is heartwarming but really not necessary.
And the day I start taking driving advice from Fox Noise, rather than giving it to them, is the day I look to you for tips on diplomacy.
You're in Oregon. Buy a map.
And again, I never even brought up a speed. Troll boy did that. I drive for the conditions present at the time -- maybe you should too (if deer stroll out there regularly then why are you doing 65?)
The AAA gives the exact same advice, but feel free to ignore them because you think you know exactly what your car will do.
https://www.mountainwest.aaa.com/ne...offers-tips-avoid-wildlife-vs-vehicle-crashes
Funny, they're saying exactly the same thing I am about being alert. Are you posting flames on their site telling them that I said they're full of shit?
This IS NASCAR country. This is literally where the legendary NASCAR drivers learned their craft, running moonshine in the dry counties evading the law. Look up "Junior Johnson".
Now then --- link to your study judging"NASCAR drivers" (all of them I guess) to be better drivers than I?
You just noted, they crash; yet I don't.
Not the one I invoked. And it's a placeholder anyway.
Great, I got one guy dictating what speed I go and now here comes another guy who wants to edit my atlas... I really don't need a copilot, thanks.
You said Peoria, how are we supposed to know which one you are talking about? The one in Arizona is the largest, so it would be the one well informed people think of. By the way, there are 8 more in the US.
You need a new atlas.
I can confirm, there are a lot of bad drivers out there.
Personally I wouldn't spend a day in the hospital to avoid hitting a squirrel. I get enough grief from KG for letting turkeys cross the road.
That guy just swerved into your lane to avoid that squirrel and you have 0.13 seconds to react, what will you do?
I can confirm, there are a lot of bad drivers out there.
Personally I wouldn't spend a day in the hospital to avoid hitting a squirrel. I get enough grief from KG for letting turkeys cross the road.
That guy just swerved into your lane to avoid that squirrel and you have 0.13 seconds to react, what will you do?
Squirrels are rats in trees. And they vandalize my bird feeders. Do the math.
Funny, they're saying exactly the same thing I am about being alert. Are you posting flames on their site telling them that I said they're full of shit?
This IS NASCAR country. This is literally where the legendary NASCAR drivers learned their craft, running moonshine in the dry counties evading the law. Look up "Junior Johnson".
Now then --- link to your study judging"NASCAR drivers" (all of them I guess) to be better drivers than I?
You just noted, they crash; yet I don't.
Didn't you say that it is impossible to get up to 60 on the roads you drive? I guaran-fuckin-tee that a moonshiner can hit 60 on the roads you drive. Fuck, I bet I could, even in a crappy Mini.
