Dear gentleman who almost hit me on South & Tower yesterday,
I hope you had a lovely evening. your wife must be so proud to be in the vehicle with you, especially after all those nice expletives you shouted at me out the window for daring to cross at a crosswalk. You know that big red sign? it means stop.
Yours truly,
The one who was actually watching where she was going. — Red jacket
This article appears in Jan 6-12, 2011.
There’s always 2 sides to every story…
yeah, I remember walking home once… crossed the street at the intersection in the crosswalk… buddy started shouting at me.
blah blah blah… this is where I say how stupid he was and it’s a crosswalk and all that.
-end bitch
the details neglected:
turns out I wasn’t really paying attention and he actually had the green.
i said it before o.p., carry a fucking rock with you, and at the right time, let it fly. it will make more of a statement than a bitchboard. and if the cos should happen to come( i would wait for them), let douchebag explain why you drifted the rock at them. bet the cop would laugh.
Crosswalk or not…. you can’t just walk out and expect motorists to magically stop. Idiot in the car is definitely in the wrong for reacting in the manner that he did. There are, however, far too many pedestrians in this city feeling that just because they step out into a crosswalk there is an invisible force field that will protect them from traffic. Pedestrians have responsibilities too!!!
I carry a golf ball. It will make a loud bang when it hits the car but the mark will be small and difficult to see. Also, a golf ball will bounce away and maybe roll down a storm drain. When the cops arrive you can say ‘I dunno what happened’ and the evidence is not sitting next to an ugly dent.
While I don’t know the full extent of this melee, as there are three sides to every story: Mine, Yours, And The Truth. I just want to say that sometimes we motorists yell and scream and swear because we nearly hit you (no matter whose fault) and could have killed you (or us, or our dogs) and our adrenaline has just bottomed out after being somewhere in God’s Armpit Hair. Not saying it’s right. It’s human nature (and this goes out to Buddy on Windsor Street a while ago who brought his bike to a full stop in the middle of the lane in front of me, then hit my car with something I could not identify (golf ball?) as I swerved around him and called out: Signal! !#@*%!!!*#@! to you too!) See? Human Nature.
We’re all in this together kids.
Let’s try not to kill each other– it creates a lot of paperwork.
Beautifully put Rosamond, and so true.
Now, let’s see you try and organize the next Bitcher’s Summit, smartass! >; ) ♥Mouse Ears♥
I’m not a driver but I hear screeching tires a lot in Halifax and I don’t necessarily agree with it being the drivers doing this. What is the state of our roads compared to the roads in a city that does not have a lot of screeching tires? More evidence is required before we blame the drivers.
Ah the gauntlet has been thrown down! This smartass picks up your gauntlet! Just, let’s no do it tonight… there’s a storm coming <3
who’s got a hot tub? http://www.japaneselifestyle.com.au/travel…
painie. http://www.moviesoundclips.net/movies1/shr…
Just freshly cleaned and filled, seats 4 very comfortably, or 6 cosily.
We used to have hot tub parties all the time back in college. It was awesome.
That’s me, second from the left.
I put a chair from the student lounge in my shower in university. A lot of people ended up using my bathroom so they could just lounge whilst enjoying the nice, steady, HOT high-pressured flow. (of my shower that is……….)
Sanitary? Likely not…….. A tool for hooking up? OOOH YEAH!
i wanna screech my tires in this puppy http://www.kiaautosinfo.com/wp-content/upl…
I want to go in a hot tub…but the baby books say nope – also no one wants to see this in a bathing suit right now.
yes rc, not a good idea, all those gross germs and bits o skin bubbling in a fetid cauldron^^^
oddly enough it’s not because the germs…but they’re gross too. It’s because you can’t have a temperature higher than 101 without doing harm to the baby. So you can’t go in saunas or hot tubs cause they raise the bodies temp.
RC…. don’t even say that. I, for one, happen to find pregnant chicks very hot. Don’t know what it is……… and it hasn’t always been but I’ve found in the past couple of years if I see an attractive female with a nice round baby bump, I fall in love a little! And it’s not like a sexual fetish either…… I appreciate the whole package… Like if it wasn’t such a weird concept and they were single I’d actually date them…… and cuddling would be AWESOME.
Man I have issues.
yes, i recall that from my baby book…babies in hot tubs is okay http://img1.pckids.com.cn/pckids/0805/16/2…
pg, RC. That’s what the oxidizer, filter, ph & alk balance etc. are for, done at least weekly.
There’s a whole list of do’s and don’t’s for sanitation.
RC is right about the heat, 103 – 104 deg F temperature will do very nasty things to a foetus.
aha, so what you’re telling us is that you have a hot tub…rawk?
Never happened, because if it did the OP would have the plate number, vehicle description, and description of the driver…..and and the female passenger, which they apparently saw despite it being dark outside.
jonnoman, you are one sick fuck, but i like you. the last of the very sick puppies eh? and rosie, that is me behind you, oops, dropped the soap.
The little one? ;D
um, he could be a pool guy too, I suppose.
and Jonno… some things cannot be un-read.
:-/
YES!!!! I have received validation for Lifer! Thanks bro…. does this now mean we would have plenty to talk about if we ever ran into each other in a coffee shop?
can’t. it closed down.
what is this place???
Computer help please!!! If I have microsoft and when I go to sign into my computer theres a little icon, my name then I fill in the password – How do I change the password?
You have to do that from the control panel…. what version of Windows are you running?
And are you unable to get past that point? Or do you simply want to change the password UPON logging in?
I am assuming it’s either XP or Vista:
So….. if it’s either, do the following:
Hit “Start” from the toolbar, then click on “Control Panel”….
Once you have opened this window click on “User Accounts” for XP, or “User Accounts and Family Safety Settings” for Vista.
From here you’ll choose the “Change My Password” link. In the first text box you’ll enter your current password. Then you’ll be required to enter the new desired password, and then reenter it. Once you click the “Change password” button, you’re all set.
I found it. I just clicked on the icon under start. Thanks for the super quick response!!
No problem.. glad you worked it out 🙂
I would have tried turning it off and on again
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