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Syrup Beaver
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Now the guy that almost hit me this morning had his knee at 6 o'clock, left at cellphone, and right at electric shaver
Syrup Beaver
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That's not what those guys at the leather bar told meSarcasmo said:I don't even know how to drive a stick.
Bubbles said:
Okay, that's not entirely true. I'm just a transmission murderer when I do. I'm not very coordinated in some ways. I can't do the rub-your-head-while-rubbing-your-tummy thing and I can't shift and steer and brake and accelerate and clutch and concentrate on the people around me without killing everyone.
eileenbunny
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Sometimes i'll rest my wrists or upper arms on the cross part of the steering wheel on long straight roads, but most of the time i'm at 10 and 2 or 12 with my right hand. I guess it all depends on my mood and driving conditions.
Syrup Beaver
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ChikkenNoodul said:
There was a guy in front of me who had a cigarette in his left hand, steering wheel in his right, cellphone on his left shoulder.
He was driving a manual transmission.
Syrup Beaver
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For some reason the people that can do all that aren't as harebrained as the ones with merely a cellphone or one or two other things going onCoqui said:
Syrup Beaver
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As long as you're not driving a Volvo station wagon and change lanes while talking on the phone and not looking we're okThorn Bird said:
And they have the gall to curse and yell at me, when I honk or politely kick their door when they come into my lane. Yes lady, that finger gesture certainly belies the sophistication that lurks within that business suit and Cartier watch
ChikkenNoodul said:As long as you're not driving a Volvo station wagon and change lanes while talking on the phone and not looking we're ok
And they have the gall to curse and yell at me, when I honk or politely kick their door when they come into my lane. Yes lady, that finger gesture certainly belies the sophistication that lurks within that business suit and Cartier watch
i'm not lucky enough for a volvo. i'm a very good driver, and i'm one who can manage to cell phone and drive. driving's never something i put on the back burner.
Sp`ange
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ChikkenNoodul said:
Except for the fact that as I was driving behind him, I had to brake every time he shifted (to maintain proper clearance) he didn't not switch hands. He shifted with his left hand.
