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Participant“use comon sense if all lanes are driving 80 dont slow down traffic by driving 65 you should be driving 75 in order to keep traffic flowing smoothly.”
Huh? I’ll drive 65, thank you. If someone wants to go faster, there are PASSING LANES. It’s not like I’m in the fast lane, or driving 35.
Participant“use comon sense if all lanes are driving 80 dont slow down traffic by driving 65 you should be driving 75 in order to keep traffic flowing smoothly.”
Huh? I’ll drive 65, thank you. If someone wants to go faster, there are PASSING LANES. It’s not like I’m in the fast lane, or driving 35.
May 17, 2008 at 11:36 PM in reply to: What are you going to do with you’re gov. rebate check next month? #206712ParticipantI’m thinking a new set of Pings, although $600 won’t totally cover it so I will need to pony up some myself.
May 17, 2008 at 11:36 PM in reply to: What are you going to do with you’re gov. rebate check next month? #206766ParticipantI’m thinking a new set of Pings, although $600 won’t totally cover it so I will need to pony up some myself.
May 17, 2008 at 11:36 PM in reply to: What are you going to do with you’re gov. rebate check next month? #206796ParticipantI’m thinking a new set of Pings, although $600 won’t totally cover it so I will need to pony up some myself.
May 17, 2008 at 11:36 PM in reply to: What are you going to do with you’re gov. rebate check next month? #206822ParticipantI’m thinking a new set of Pings, although $600 won’t totally cover it so I will need to pony up some myself.
May 17, 2008 at 11:36 PM in reply to: What are you going to do with you’re gov. rebate check next month? #206852ParticipantI’m thinking a new set of Pings, although $600 won’t totally cover it so I will need to pony up some myself.
Participant“When you stalk someone for a parking spot and they slowly unlock their door…
…get in…
and just sit there. Forever.”
That’s funny because one my pet peeves is people who circle parking lots looking for the closest spot they can find, ignoring spots farther away that may involve a 20 second longer walk to the store. So they spend several minutes (longer if they’re waiting for me to vacate a spot) to avoid the extra 20 second walk.
Participant“When you stalk someone for a parking spot and they slowly unlock their door…
…get in…
and just sit there. Forever.”
That’s funny because one my pet peeves is people who circle parking lots looking for the closest spot they can find, ignoring spots farther away that may involve a 20 second longer walk to the store. So they spend several minutes (longer if they’re waiting for me to vacate a spot) to avoid the extra 20 second walk.
Participant“When you stalk someone for a parking spot and they slowly unlock their door…
…get in…
and just sit there. Forever.”
That’s funny because one my pet peeves is people who circle parking lots looking for the closest spot they can find, ignoring spots farther away that may involve a 20 second longer walk to the store. So they spend several minutes (longer if they’re waiting for me to vacate a spot) to avoid the extra 20 second walk.
Participant“When you stalk someone for a parking spot and they slowly unlock their door…
…get in…
and just sit there. Forever.”
That’s funny because one my pet peeves is people who circle parking lots looking for the closest spot they can find, ignoring spots farther away that may involve a 20 second longer walk to the store. So they spend several minutes (longer if they’re waiting for me to vacate a spot) to avoid the extra 20 second walk.
Participant“When you stalk someone for a parking spot and they slowly unlock their door…
…get in…
and just sit there. Forever.”
That’s funny because one my pet peeves is people who circle parking lots looking for the closest spot they can find, ignoring spots farther away that may involve a 20 second longer walk to the store. So they spend several minutes (longer if they’re waiting for me to vacate a spot) to avoid the extra 20 second walk.
Participant“If you keep using affordability as a standard to buy, you may not be able to buy anything in the end.”
I’m not sure what other standard there is. If you can’t afford it you can’t buy it. Shouldn’t that mean you don’t “buy anything in the end” if you can never afford anything? What am I missing?
Participant“If you keep using affordability as a standard to buy, you may not be able to buy anything in the end.”
I’m not sure what other standard there is. If you can’t afford it you can’t buy it. Shouldn’t that mean you don’t “buy anything in the end” if you can never afford anything? What am I missing?
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