I read your
"corner" message and although
most of it just makes sense to women or
men drivers, I had to laugh because I happen
to have a pretty flower lei on my rear view
mirror and wondered, gee...was he referring
to me in any of these points.
The only one
I could really say that I may or may not
do would be the multilane highway and slower
traffic to right. Two points.
Point 1 - For
the most part, this is correct. However,
if I have just passed a slower moving vehicle
than me and there is one coming up shortly
(within 20 or 30 seconds), I absolutely
won't move over. Once I have passed all
the vehicles I need to and there is a big
enough distance until the next one, then
I will get over. I am not going to worry
about the so called "traffic flow".
Why would I quickly get over so you can
pass and then have to just get over again.
Forget it, that's affecting my so called
"Traffic flow".
Point 2 - If
you tailgate me because I didn't get over
quickly enough for you, then I'm not moving
at all. I do this alot. I will always get
over when I have passed all the vehicles
I needed to, but once you start to tailgate
me, trying to get me to move over, or move
across the yellow line onto the shoulder,
because you think I can't see you...game
over. I'm not moving. I will wait until
you have gone around me and then with a
big smile on my face move over. It doesn't
matter to me if you're a smart Car or a
big truck. Don't think for one minute you
can bully me over. I was there first.
Wow, your right...that
does feel good to get that off your chest.
Hope it wasn't my flower lei you were referring
to, but if it was, don't follow so close.
And if you have never followed anyone to
close, than this won't bother you.
Terri
Morgenstern
Hey
Terri!
What does Terri stand for?
A Terrible Driver?
Yours,
.
.
Big
Daddy's Big Controversy
Dear
Ms. Plant,
I
received a copy of your
magazine to peruse from
a friend. I was interested
in what it contained
and quite impressed
with the layout and
content; then I turned
to "Big Daddy's
Corner."
This article, I'm assuming,
was meant to be funny.
I don't understand why
a magazine, whose target
market is very obviously
women, would include
such a sexist, belittling
article in one of its
issues. How narrow-minded
is it to stereotype
women in general as
bad drivers? I agree
there are women who
are bad drivers, just
as there are men, teenagers,
elderly people, and
taxi operators (you
get my point) who are
bad drivers. I am an
educated, professional,
working mom and I also
consider myself to be
a very responsible driver.
In my opinion, the article
inferring that MOST
women are bad drivers
was simply offensive.
Perhaps "Big Daddy"
should refrain from
trying to sound intelligent
and limit his activities
to sitting on the couch
with a beer and the
TV remote.
Sincerely, Erin
Maiorana
Re:
Know when to Fold
'em
"I should
call her ... and
ask for dinner."
Wrong
move, it isn't
her responsibility,
this one gets
me riled up. Especially
if he is calling
at 9 pm.
Wendy
Butterworth
Well,
Mrs. Butterworth,
first I'd like
to let you know
I'm a big fan
of your pancake
syrup. Are you
married to one
of the Kiebler
elves? Also I'm
curious whatever
happened to Mrs.
Pilsbury Doughboy?
I never see her
anymore. Did
you know Colonel
Sanders back in
the day? I love
his chicken.
All this food
talk is making
me hungry. And
I never did find
out what's for
dinner. What are
you having tonight?
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has been one year since Tim McLean was brutally
murdered on a Greyhound Bus. Help his family
in their efforts to change the NCR law.
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