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Vancity Volvos

No, because I damn near get nailed every time one of you try to go through the round-a-bout by the casino and almost get hit daily but you people just merging and driving in the middle of lanes and **** cause you have no idea where to go :lol: and I don't think most you comprehend our speed limits. You guys are always going WAY faster then everyone else. It's irritating as ****!

/rant.
 
No, because I damn near get nailed every time one of you try to go through the round-a-bout by the casino and almost get hit daily but you people just merging and driving in the middle of lanes and **** cause you have no idea where to go :lol: and I don't think most you comprehend our speed limits. You guys are always going WAY faster then everyone else. It's irritating as ****!

/rant.


In reality when we move outside our comfort zones and take a diffeent route or go somewhere where we do not usually go; there are visceral reactions to the new environment which in fact change how we interact with the environment around us. If we were to continue to drive on the the road around the casino for most of our lives then most of us would be familiar with our surroundings and be more relaxed and knowledgeable of where and how we are going. However, I imagine if you were to leave your comfort zone you too would exhibit similar characteristics in all aspects of your life.

In my experience of living in the lower mainland some of the drivers from Wa state exhibit exactly what you are describing. I chose to use the word some instead of you people, which is a blanket statement, because by using blanket statements ones ignorance and limited life prespective can show itself. The other piece of advice I could offer would be drive more defensivley if you are having near misses everyday. As the people you are having near misses with are not all the same person.

Would it help if I placed an emoticon here? :roll:

Here is a photo of the inlaws driveway on X-mas day to keep with the the intentions of the thread

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In reality when we move outside our comfort zones and take a diffeent route or go somewhere where we do not usually go; there are visceral reactions to the new environment which in fact change how we interact with the environment around us. If we were to continue to drive on the the road around the casino for most of our lives then most of us would be familiar with our surroundings and be more relaxed and knowledgeable of where and how we are going. However, I imagine if you were to leave your comfort zone you too would exhibit similar characteristics in all aspects of your life.

In my experience of living in the lower mainland some of the drivers from Wa state exhibit exactly what you are describing. I chose to use the word some instead of you people, which is a blanket statement, because by using blanket statements ones ignorance and limited life prespective can show itself. The other piece of advice I could offer would be drive more defensivley if you are having near misses everyday. As the people you are having near misses with are not all the same person.

Would it help if I placed an emoticon here? :roll:

Here is a photo of the inlaws driveway on X-mas day to keep with the the intentions of the thread

2012-12-26083205_zps64e4f36e.jpg

I'm not saying you're all terrible drivers, but when I'm in the round a bout and someone almost hits from merging over cause they were in the wrong lane that gets old.
 
It sounds like you know how to avoid this situation. Being thoughtful and mindful of others and oneself can reduce frustration and prevent accidents, misunderstandings and other negative events. The daily application of this in all that we do is the tricky part.

But I digress?

Back to the point of the thread

42nd street brawler's

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Nice blue wagon was parked next to the fridge at Ikea today- anyone on here? I feel like I've seen this car before.





M.
 
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I had those Tethys for a hot minute... Sold them to him a while ago, he was the guy selling the 17" voxx locally...

Ps. Aj, there is a 744 in mt pleasant with "funny" wheels that I was thinking of... They kinda look like these vw wheels:
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but with a flat face and machined finish. I'll try and snap a pic tomorrow
 
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