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I've seen empty liquid fertilizer containers fly out of pickup trucks beds on US 19 in Clearwater Florida, almost hit the car following the truck witch was traveling above 70 mph. People do not think and could care less about other drivers.
These people will move to their new residence, promptly fence in their back yard, put 3 dogs out there, go to work and leave the dogs to bark and disrupt the neighbors all day long, while using their loud motorcycle on the weekend, where they proceed to go to a movie theater and talk the whole movie, afterwards they take their kids to a restaurant where they scream and cause a menace. In short, people who are inconsiderate and only care about themselves.
Many years ago a Buddy of mine was involved in a multi-vehicle pile-up while driving on a freeway in the San Francisco Bay Area due to a boat flying off the top of a van.
Don't remember if there were fatalities but definitely a great deal of personal injuries and property damage.
These people will move to their new residence, promptly fence in their back yard, put 3 dogs out there, go to work and leave the dogs to bark and disrupt the neighbors all day long, while using their loud motorcycle on the weekend, where they proceed to go to a movie theater and talk the whole movie, afterwards they take their kids to a restaurant where they scream and cause a menace. In short, people who are inconsiderate and only care about themselves.
You are correct my friend people today could care less of others because it all about me. They have no more moral values like the generation of past, now it's all about them and screw everyone else.
The roadway to our local dump, ummmm, looks like a trash-strewn dump.
These people going to the dump, I hope, know they are supposed to secure their loads.......do they, not often enough.
If I was a police-chief, I would find out the busiest day at the dump. Then send-out a unit to write as many tickets as possible, on busy dump-day, for anyone and everyone with unsecured-loads.
CONCORD, N.H. (AP) — One New Hampshire driver should've heeded the old advice that you can't take it with you.
WMUR-TV reports a minivan pulled over on Wednesday had furniture, bicycles and boxes strapped to the roof and a wheeled basket dangling over the back window. There was also a furniture dolly hanging against a driver's side window.
My personal pet peeve is snow and sheets of ice flying off the tops of cars and SUVs because the owner was too lazy to clean them off before getting in the car. That debris often hits the car behind, obstructing the driver's vision and potentially breaking the windshield. The police will give tickets for this, but not frequently enough.
My personal pet peeve is snow and sheets of ice flying off the tops of cars and SUVs because the owner was too lazy to clean them off before getting in the car. That debris often hits the car behind, obstructing the driver's vision and potentially breaking the windshield. The police will give tickets for this, but not frequently enough.
For some reason people will not think to invest in a inexpensive push broom which is easy to use to simply push the snow off in under 5 minutes. Most are too stuck on owning a snow brush and cleaning as little as possible.
One of my husband's uncles managed to lose a mattress on the Dan Ryan that way when he was trying to do a move in Chicagoland on the cheap.
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I ran over a mattress once myself.
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Actually it's pretty common to see mattresses on the side of the highway.
The singer in my band was driving his truck on the Baltimore Beltway when he was passed by a guy in a car with a new mattress and box spring tied to the top. Of course, the guy had his left hand out the window to help hold them more securely. A couple of miles down the road, they were lying right in the middle of the lane where my friend couldn't avoid running over them, like everybody else in front of and behind him. The car was pulled over on the shoulder, driver leaning on the steering wheel, holding his head in his hands.
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