Have you seen me?

Birdgun

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I'm the old retired codger aimlessly driving the red pickup truck, going well below the speed limit, with my LEFT turn signal constantly on. I slow down long before I get to an intersection, come to a stop, then turn RIGHT.

Have you seen me? :D

God bless,
Birdgun
 
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So What !!!!!!!
Everyone knows I turn right, here every morning at the DQ for coffee.


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Jest deal with it.


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It's all in jest


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I'd much rather have more of you & less of the aggressive/speeding/tail gaitors/ bobbing & weaving while texting/ no headlights at dusk or in the rain. At least with the turn signal ALWAYS ON, you will be correct 50% of the time. ;)

Best response so far.

Besides, what the OP relates is all perfectly
normal for any sane driver.

Now bring back the Double Nickel on the highways and
get rid of right turns on red.
 
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Old Codger

I'm the old retired codger aimlessly driving the red pickup truck, going well below the speed limit, with my LEFT turn signal constantly on. I slow down long before I get to an intersection, come to a stop, then turn RIGHT.

Have you seen me? :D

God bless,
Birdgun

You just described me w/the exception of the red pickup. I'll be poking along in a 5 y/o Toyota Avalon. A state trooper stopped me last year b/c I was driving too slow.
 
...must be a NASCAR fan...

No, PR, I prefer just turning right. Turning left I have to cross in front of oncoming traffic. That bothers me. Too many crazy drivers on the roads today, ya know.

I've also noticed that folks honk their horns and yell out their windows more than they did 30-40 years ago.
 
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No, I haven't seen you this week, but I was behind your brother "Uncle Buck" the other day driving his 1977 Mercury Marquis down the freeway at 45 MPH in the fast lane with his left blinker on.

Yah. Buck was always the more daring driver.
 
My Grandma must of been your sister! She drove a Ford Pinto all over San Antonio and Austin up until her late 80's. Friends and family would always tell her to park the car, she refused.
Granma's favorite bakery was north of San Antonio in the town of New Braunfels. For everyone's birthday she would make the trip to pick up birthday cakes for all the grandkids, great grandkids and such.

My mom and dad got repeated calls from everyone (including Police) commenting she was a danger on the road. Her rebuttal was her car got good gas mileage and she did not want to waste gas going over 50 mph. Plus she double dog dared the police to take her license away!! She even went and took the driver license exam and drivers test to prove she was a safe driver! Examiner passed her with no problem.

She drove up to the week before she passed away. We miss her, the cakes and the Pinto.
 
Yep, I've Seen You...

And a couple million of your Fellow Travelers down here in Sunny Florida.

It seems that way back when, right about the time that the Legislature changed our State Motto from 'The Sunshine State' to 'God's Waiting Room', lot's of y'all moved here. I suspect that many of our northeastern states have passed laws requiring retirees to move to Florida or face long prison terms. I also suspect that this was an attempt to keep car insurance rates reasonable 'Up Nawth'.

I end up driving behind you every day. One trick that you constantly use on me, and one that you failed to mention, is when you wait until the last possible moment to pull out in front of me, often 'punching it' to do so, and then, once you've secured your spot just in front of me, and right about the time my brakes have started cooling off from avoiding slamming into your rear end, you slow down to a speed that's, on average, about 15 MPH lower that the posted limit.

However, I work through all of this without too much grumbling because a lot of y'all migrated down here with some very nice old Smith & Wesson's, and you've been kind enough to share them with me at some very reasonable prices.

Drive Safe!
 
Did you move to Denver, buy a fleet of Subaru's, hire and train a bunch of idiot of drivers? I see you every day along with your fleet driving 5 under the limit in the left lane of every highway around town.
 
And a couple million of your Fellow Travelers down here in Sunny Florida.

It seems that way back when, right about the time that the Legislature changed our State Motto from 'The Sunshine State' to 'God's Waiting Room', lot's of y'all moved here. I suspect that many of our northeastern states have passed laws requiring retirees to move to Florida or face long prison terms. I also suspect that this was an attempt to keep car insurance rates reasonable 'Up Nawth'.

I end up driving behind you every day. One trick that you constantly use on me, and one that you failed to mention, is when you wait until the last possible moment to pull out in front of me, often 'punching it' to do so, and then, once you've secured your spot just in front of me, and right about the time my brakes have started cooling off from avoiding slamming into your rear end, you slow down to a speed that's, on average, about 15 MPH lower that the posted limit.

However, I work through all of this without too much grumbling because a lot of y'all migrated down here with some very nice old Smith & Wesson's, and you've been kind enough to share them with me at some very reasonable prices.

Drive Safe!

I figure that you won't hit me 9 times out of 10. Worked so far.:D
 
WHERE'S THE FIRE?

And a couple million of your Fellow Travelers down here in Sunny Florida.

It seems that way back when, right about the time that the Legislature changed our State Motto from 'The Sunshine State' to 'God's Waiting Room', lot's of y'all moved here. I suspect that many of our northeastern states have passed laws requiring retirees to move to Florida or face long prison terms. I also suspect that this was an attempt to keep car insurance rates reasonable 'Up Nawth'.

I end up driving behind you every day. One trick that you constantly use on me, and one that you failed to mention, is when you wait until the last possible moment to pull out in front of me, often 'punching it' to do so, and then, once you've secured your spot just in front of me, and right about the time my brakes have started cooling off from avoiding slamming into your rear end, you slow down to a speed that's, on average, about 15 MPH lower that the posted limit.

However, I work through all of this without too much grumbling because a lot of y'all migrated down here with some very nice old Smith & Wesson's, and you've been kind enough to share them with me at some very reasonable prices.

Drive Safe!

If there were ANYTHING worth rushing to get to that badly, I'd sure like to know. :rolleyes:
 

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