Hi. I have seen kid get into the car with mon and then they drive 20 ft to the curb and sit till the bis comes.
WTH is a “bis “?
Hi. I have seen kid get into the car with mon and then they drive 20 ft to the curb and sit till the bis comes.
Lots of them do that here...then sit and idle their vehicles for sometimes up to a half hour.I am fortunate to still know and see alot of Men where I live...but this yoinger generation, lmao, it's pathetic.
There is a huge and ever growing number of Adult Age Males...that are a far stretch from the title of Man.
I understand your way of thinking. I’m more of a yin and yang type, where people complement each other without the societal expectations based on gender.I am fortunate to still know and see alot of Men where I live...but this yoinger generation, lmao, it's pathetic.
There is a huge and ever growing number of Adult Age Males...that are a far stretch from the title of Man.
I wouldn't step in a car driven by a woman, oh they can drive alright, safer than men in many respects, but when the SHTF and a crises is upon them they typically freak-out and start screaming. I've seen too many vids of it and seen a bit of it in real life, they freeze up. Most just don't take driving seriously enough I think that's the problem. What really gets under my skin is all the women and girly-boys out there that refuse to overtake slow cars on dual carriage ways, one lane in either direction. They all just pile up and do 75km/h in a 100 zone.In contrast, I drive when my wife is with me.....even in her SUV.....I offer her the opportunity to drive and even walk to the passenger side and she insists that I drive stating she is old school and that's how it's supposed to be......
My wife is a very good driver and I'd trust her with my life and I would wager she could outdrive most men.I wouldn't step in a car driven by a woman, oh they can drive alright, safer than men in many respects, but when the SHTF and a crises is upon them they typically freak-out and start screaming. I've seen too many vids of it and seen a bit of it in real life, they freeze up. Most just don't take driving seriously enough I think that's the problem. What really gets under my skin is all the women and girly-boys out there that refuse to overtake slow cars on dual carriage ways, one lane in either direction. They all just pile up and do 75km/h in a 100 zone.
On the bike it's a simple matter to get around these rabbits but in the car you sometimes have to employ some special skills, like hanging back and then speeding up just before an coming car passes, then darting out to overtake a number of them. It can get hairy but with practice you learn the limits, how to allow enough room to hit the picks and get back behind the traffic if someone does something silly. I couldn't give a $hit what those people think about it, to me it's good driving practice, honing the skill set. Many years ago I was nearing the top of a steep hill, two lanes in each direction. I was in the middle with a car on the outside when over the crest came a car in my lane, heading straight for me. I keep aware of what's around me etc and knew there was only one way out, I instantly swerved over into the oncoming lane, where they should have been, let them pass between me and the other car and then darted back into my lane. I didn't swear from memory, I would have laughed, it's just a crazy game.
I doubt 1:1000 drivers could have pulled it off and the only reason I could is my youth and the simple fact that I drove like that all the time anyway I always drive like I'm on a racetrack, it's just my nature, but I don't ride that way, I'm actually quite cautious on two wheels. Nasty accidents will do that for you hey.
My mother didn't begin driving until she was 45. She was a terribly nervous driver and sitting beside her was often beyond frustrating! One day we were at a T-junction on a major road and she waited till a car passed then saw another, like a mile away up the road. she scope-locked on it and was going to wait till came down and passed by too. I'd had enough! "Mum! Just Go!" Oh, she pulled out and turned across the empty road and continued on. After that I took her on what I called the Offensive Driving course, I made her push her limits a bit, always keeping a hand ready to grab the wheel if she lost the plot. She never did and her driving improved dramatically. After she reached a level concomitant with the average out there I let off. She was a safe driver now, someone who was beginning to know their limitations and that of the car.My wife is a very good driver and I'd trust her with my life and I would wager she could outdrive most men.
My mother always had a muscle car, and she could drive them......my dad was a great driver as well but even he said if he was on a race track against my mother, he wouldn't bet on who would win as she could really drive and she wasn't scared to drive.My mother didn't begin driving until she was 45. She was a terribly nervous driver and sitting beside her was often beyond frustrating! One day we were at a T-junction on a major road and she waited till a car passed then saw another, like a mile away up the road. she scope-locked on it and was going to wait till came down and passed by too. I'd had enough! "Mum! Just Go!" Oh, she pulled out and turned across the empty road and continued on. After that I took her on what I called the Offensive Driving course, I made her push her limits a bit, always keeping a hand ready to grab the wheel if she lost the plot. She never did and her driving improved dramatically. After she reached a level concomitant with the average out there I let off. She was a safe driver now, someone who was beginning to know their limitations and that of the car.
I believe that if you push it every now and then, when it's safe to do so, you'll have better responses when you really need them. Once I took the wheel of a GF's new car and driving down the wet road at about 40km/h I said hang on a sec, I just want to find out where the brakes will lock. Having warned her I jammed them down till the car went into a momentary skid then let off (pre-abs) Well she freaked out! What the hell was I doing ??? I tried to explain that it would allow me to know how far I needed to hang back in the wet and how the car would respond if I did need to slam the brakes on. Would one wheel lock up, etc etc. Her little brain just couldn't get it, "You don't go looking for accidents" was her reply from memory.
She had more bingels than anyone I knew and then she decided to take up riding! I tried to dissuade her but no! She'd ridden trail bikes as a kid and you never forget. She was 45yo and proceeded to write-off 3 nice little 250 motorcycles. It's a miracle she didn't get badly injured. I had tried to teach her a few basics but she though they were BS. When you approach a corner lay down on on the tank I said. It will give you a lower center of gravity and instill confidence. "I DON'T WANT TO GO FAST!!"
Idiots...
I wondered when this would start. Probably already being used elsewhere.I was reading this morning that a city in Quebec is starting to use AI to peer into people's backyards to see if they have any illegal structures, trees or swimming pools without fences or permits....this way they know exactly where to send the inspectors.
Some HOAs have asked to be able to tap into this as well so they can monitor infractions against their policies...
I certainly don't know who would want to live in an HOA controlled area...
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The good old French had to use the Olympics to make a social statement about inclusivity so they got a bunch of perverts to reenact the Last Supper. Millions were offended, and rightly so. Their response? Sorry, we didn't mean to offend anybody.
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It was only a small part of the ceremony, but a little leaven leavens the whole lump. A great many French were disgusted by it too of course, toxic propaganda into the minds of our children, trying to persuade them that this sort of behavior is normal, acceptable. Well it isn't! Thankfully it's getting a lot of pushback across the globe. Decent people who believe in heterosexual marriage and all the other normal behavior of our culture are finally calling it out.Completely disgusting and inappropriate in every level.....
You generally describe homosexuals as perverts and indecents, after several blatantly racist comments. Where does it stop with you?It was only a small part of the ceremony, but a little leaven leavens the whole lump. A great many French were disgusted by it too of course, toxic propaganda into the minds of our children, trying to persuade them that this sort of behavior is normal, acceptable. Well it isn't! Thankfully it's getting a lot of pushback across the globe. Decent people who believe in heterosexual marriage and all the other normal behavior of our culture are finally calling it out.