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Wednesday, October 05, 2016

Blood on the Windscreen

I post this purely for nostalgia purposes, as you probably remember seeing it (or in my case, sleeping through it) in high school driver's ed class. I also recall being forced to listen for 45 minutes as that yapping cunt who founded MADD stood on the stage and barked at us. Both experiences were annoying and pointless.

2 Comments:

Anonymous rc said...

using a motorcycle as primary transportation teaches you early on to assume that anyone around you is about to do something stupid and to always have an exit strategy.... :)

22:30  
Blogger Jar(egg)head said...

Indeed it does, Rusty. In fact, motorcycling led to the formulation of one of my maxims: "Always strive to avoid putting yourself into a position where you are depending upon a stranger to make an intelligent decision."

00:13  

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