So, like, the 4th book?I liked the Xanth novels until Piers Anthony started going incredibly overboard with puns.
Nah, it was more than that.So, like, the 4th book?
--Patrick
Oh, you didn't mean overboard.Nah, it was more than that.
Oh my god, they just put a traffic circle in at random at a place that makes no fucking sense near me, and even with a very minimal traffic flow, people cannot figure this shit out. It is hilarious. Like the guy in front of me who doesn't go into the circle, because cars are coming down the road, not even in the circle yet, and he has no idea that he doesn't have to yield to people WHO AREN'T EVEN IN THE CIRCLE YET.So a roundabout has been put in at an intersection in my town, one I frequently would use. It took them something like 2 months to do the construction, but this week was the first week it has been open.
It's been a hilariously frightening cavalcade of near-misses and angry disregard. Nobody knows who has the right of way. Everybody brakes for everybody, then immediately accelerates because they see the other guy brake. I even saw a pickup truck refuse to play along and just drove over the top of the middle.
I wonder how many wrecks there will be before the city council decides to take it out and write the whole idea off as a failed experiment.
I don't know what's worse, that, or the people I've seen who seem to be under the impression that the cars in the circle are supposed to yield to THEM, because they themselves are on the RIGHT (Right-of-way, you know?).Oh my god, they just put a traffic circle in at random at a place that makes no fucking sense near me, and even with a very minimal traffic flow, people cannot figure this shit out. It is hilarious. Like the guy in front of me who doesn't go into the circle, because cars are coming down the road, not even in the circle yet, and he has no idea that he doesn't have to yield to people WHO AREN'T EVEN IN THE CIRCLE YET.
Well, hey, that's how it works in France. Seems illogical to me.I don't know what's worse, that, or the people I've seen who seem to be under the impression that the cars in the circle are supposed to yield to THEM, because they themselves are on the RIGHT (Right-of-way, you know?).
I fixed that.Didn't you wind up having to rename your city "Cremetoria" or something due to all the bodies that needed disposal?
I even saw a pickup truck refuse to play along and just drove over the top of the middle.
It might suck for now, but in the long run it'll be better. They replaced a traffic light on my commute with one and it sucked at first but now its way faster on average.So a roundabout has been put in at an intersection in my town, one I frequently would use. It took them something like 2 months to do the construction, but this week was the first week it has been open.
It's been a hilariously frightening cavalcade of near-misses and angry disregard. Nobody knows who has the right of way. Everybody brakes for everybody, then immediately accelerates because they see the other guy brake. I even saw a pickup truck refuse to play along and just drove over the top of the middle.
I wonder how many wrecks there will be before the city council decides to take it out and write the whole idea off as a failed experiment.
They're living everywhere in large numbers. It seems to be the default state of humanity.The problem is stupid people who refuse to believe that they are better. And I feel that stupid and entitled people might just be living in Texas in large numbers.
AHAHAHAAAHAHAHAHAAAHave you ever looked at your Amazon recommendations and wondered what kind of opinion Amazon must have of you?
Still not on the eshop as of this post. :'(DAMMIT-its the 8th, I WANT MY PHOENIX WRIGHT!
From having driven literal thousands of kilometers in France, I can assure you, the guy in the roundabout has right of way, always, also in France. A roundabout where those on the round have to give way can work - there's one near here - but only in very, very few cases and with lots of signals and lights. Otherwise it's an invitation to gridlock.Well, hey, that's how it works in France. Seems illogical to me.
Once you're a billionaire, you need to keep at least one secondary FB account for your "real" friends, as opposed to all the wannabe leeches. I suppose?Not sure how getting money through UPS would affect Facebook, but okay then.
hey its me ur brotherGot a friend request on Facebook today from someone I thought was already ON my friend list. But sometimes these things happen and since I talk politics, sometimes I get rage unfriended. So I accepted and then got the following conversation:
Her: Hello, How are you doing there
Me: Fine! You know, I thougth we were already friends on Facebook.
*thought
Her: Yes, I have problem with my old facebook page when the UPS deliver my winning money to me
Me: Oh shit! So no wonder. You got hacked and this is a total scam. I get it now.
Did you spoof her account or take it over?
Her:
This is real me David
Me: Where did we camp?
No answer? Don't know the answer? Hmmm. Maybe it's not "real me".
I was then blocked and the account was deleted. I let the ACTUAL person know and they changed their passwords and stuff. Although I don't think she was hacked, just all her information spoofed when making the new account.
Not sure how getting money through UPS would affect Facebook, but okay then.
I think I already touched on this before, but some people conflate their success (EDIT: as solely the result of) their actions, when in fact it was something else. That roulette winner who says, "I knew this one was gonna win!" for instance.he's a self-made man now.
Fuck him.