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Rules #1 and #2 are most definitely my biggest pet peeves!
Hey Rhonda…thanks for stopping by and sharing.
I agree with all of these, the ice tip was news to me and I appreciate it! Another pet peeve of mine is when you are travelling on a thruway and the lane ahead is ending because of roadwork, etc. Everyone is having to merge together and a big line is forming. The jerks then pass everyone and force everyone to stop so they can get to the front. INFURIATING! If these jerks didn’t do that we could keep travelling at a decent rate of speed instead of coming to a complete stop. Let’s all merge together and take turns and if possible …gang up against these jerky drivers.
Hey Terri…thanks for sharing! I hear ya! 🙂 I appreciate all your interaction of late…keep it up! 🙂 Cheers, Mike