To the idiot driver of this afternoon

[siercia]

If you can't master the basics of how a rotary works, GET OFF THE ROADS! Turn your license in, trade your car for scrap, and learn to love walking.

Seriously. We're approaching the rotary, I see traffic on the rotary, and I yield to it. Like I'm supposed to. Like the big sign in front of me tells me to. Like EVERY sign at EVERY rotary in this land of god-forsaken traffic tells you to do.

Dickhead nearly rear-ends me because he wasn't paying attention, lays on his horn and makes obscene gestures at me. THEN when we got through the rotary, and pull up to the light, he starts haranguing the guys in the other car for being so stupid and just pulling out in front of us. Ummmmm, HELLO? Is there anyone actually at home in that brain?

I did, however, have fun driving *just* slowly enough the rest of the time he was behind me that he couldn't get around me, but not going nearly as fast as he wanted. hee hee hee

Ugh. I swear, if anything were going to sour me on living in/near Boston, the drivers are at the top of that list. Moron.

Comments

[cafegalprima.livejournal.com]

mebbe he was from ct. we dont have them here, and when i lived in falmouth, my family and i used to love to pick out the tourists on the rotary, because they either display the markings of that man you described, or they simply never find a way out :)

[siercia]

Nope, this guy had Mass plates. And I was from CT originally, and I knew how a rotary worked when I got here.

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[cafegalprima.livejournal.com]

lol...ok, ok, so im wrong :)

[scirocco.livejournal.com]

*Nervous Laughter* I swear to god, I can NOT get over to the right! Look kids, Big Ben! Parliament!

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[siercia]

Hee hee hee.

[asmodel.livejournal.com]

I don't drive, but don't get me started on all my pet peeves from the viewpoint of a pedestrian, and a cyclist.