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Congrats?Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
Congrats?Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
Are you a card carrying member of D(runks) A(gainst) M(ad) M(others)?Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
Hopefully u had your Yeti coozie with you, so when u finished texting your beer was still cold.Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
Plenty of room. She rolled quite a bit.Zow said:Sounds like you were right on her ###. Don't tailgate.Some ##### in front of me today, stopped at a light, was texting, and her car started rolling back towards mine. I had to lay on the horn for her to look up and brake.
In my state you could be charged with a class 2 misdemeanor for an open container. It's possible you committed a similar criminal act in your state.Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
It might well be a statutory "crime," but it's not a real crime.In my state you could be charged with a class 2 misdemeanor for an open container. It's possible you committed a similar criminal act in your state.Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
Plenty of room. She rolled quite a bit.Sounds like you were right on her ###. Don't tailgate.Some ##### in front of me today, stopped at a light, was texting, and her car started rolling back towards mine. I had to lay on the horn for her to look up and brake.
Also, stop trying to be the shticky contrarian in here. You're not good at it.
need somebody funny for that gigA bad shtick reply to a good shtick post is like drinking room temperature coffee.In my state you could be charged with a class 2 misdemeanor for an open container. It's possible you committed a similar criminal act in your state.Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
no seatbelt either?
Maybe he's good at it.In my state you could be charged with a class 2 misdemeanor for an open container. It's possible you committed a similar criminal act in your state.Jack White said:Recently, I was holding a pint of IPA in one hand, texting with the other, and driving with my knee.
I made it safely to my destination, without incident.
No victim, no crime.
Car basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
i've always thought those smart cars can't be much better than a motorcycleCar basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
No car is better than a motorcycle if you don't wear your seatbelt.i've always thought those smart cars can't be much better than a motorcycleCar basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
What do you expect from one of those crappy mini-cars?Car basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
If she were wearing her seatbelt she'd be wherever what's left of the seat is. Not sure that's an improvement.No car is better than a motorcycle if you don't wear your seatbelt.i've always thought those smart cars can't be much better than a motorcycleCar basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
I'd wager it is an improvement.If she were wearing her seatbelt she'd be wherever what's left of the seat is. Not sure that's an improvement.No car is better than a motorcycle if you don't wear your seatbelt.i've always thought those smart cars can't be much better than a motorcycleCar basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
Not very likely. The car came apart completely, there was no safe place in that crash. The cabin didn't maintain it's integrity.I'd wager it is an improvement.If she were wearing her seatbelt she'd be wherever what's left of the seat is. Not sure that's an improvement.No car is better than a motorcycle if you don't wear your seatbelt.i've always thought those smart cars can't be much better than a motorcycleCar basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
Honking is VERY effective here in MN. Nobody ever honks around here. Except me. 100% of the time, the honkee looks like someone just raped them with a broken bottle.I commute 100mi a day and I don't get people swerving into me so much, but it's definitely an epidemic at red lights. You can miss a light if you are way back in line because in SoCal most people don't honk unless they've been waiting for like 10 seconds. For some reason it happens way more on a the left arrow than a regular light.
Here too. But if you are 10th in line at a left arrow, you need one of the first few cars to do it.Honking is VERY effective here in MN. Nobody ever honks around here. Except me. 100% of the time, the honkee looks like someone just raped them with a broken bottle.I commute 100mi a day and I don't get people swerving into me so much, but it's definitely an epidemic at red lights. You can miss a light if you are way back in line because in SoCal most people don't honk unless they've been waiting for like 10 seconds. For some reason it happens way more on a the left arrow than a regular light.
Mini-accidentsWhat do you expect from one of those crappy mini-cars?Car basically disintegrated.no seatbelt either?
wow, that's some pwnage
It's the same here. People look at me like I commited a social faux pas when I use my horn.17seconds said:Here too. But if you are 10th in line at a left arrow, you need one of the first few cars to do it.Jobber said:Honking is VERY effective here in MN. Nobody ever honks around here. Except me. 100% of the time, the honkee looks like someone just raped them with a broken bottle.17seconds said:I commute 100mi a day and I don't get people swerving into me so much, but it's definitely an epidemic at red lights. You can miss a light if you are way back in line because in SoCal most people don't honk unless they've been waiting for like 10 seconds. For some reason it happens way more on a the left arrow than a regular light.
California drivers are weird. They drive crazy and are impatient and entitled, but they don't honk.
I don't pay attention to what people are doing inside their cars.17seconds said:The one I hate is the idiot who is looking up and down constantly. You know he's doing something on his phone. I had a guy do that in front of me on the freeway for about 15 solid minutes.
Too busy texting?I don't pay attention to what people are doing inside their cars.The one I hate is the idiot who is looking up and down constantly. You know he's doing something on his phone. I had a guy do that in front of me on the freeway for about 15 solid minutes.
I do. See all sorts of interesting things.I don't pay attention to what people are doing inside their cars.The one I hate is the idiot who is looking up and down constantly. You know he's doing something on his phone. I had a guy do that in front of me on the freeway for about 15 solid minutes.
Don't even bring up road head or someone will want to outlaw that too.I do. See all sorts of interesting things.I don't pay attention to what people are doing inside their cars.The one I hate is the idiot who is looking up and down constantly. You know he's doing something on his phone. I had a guy do that in front of me on the freeway for about 15 solid minutes.
One time I scoped the rearview at a stop light and saw a kid probably about 17 or 18, average looking bro and thought nothing of it. Look back again just as a blonde hottie picked her head up from the driver side with a smile. Way to go youngin.
how do we know she's texting?
By the way she was thrown from the vehicle.how do we know she's texting?
A New York City teacher and activist who was riding his bicycle cross country to raise money for affordable housing was struck and killed in Oklahoma by a driver who was on her cell phone.
Patrick Wanninkhof, 25, was a trip leader of a Bike & Build charity ride that started in Maine in June.
The squad was almost all the way through Oklahoma on a state highway in tiny Elk City when 34-year-old Sarah Morris slammed into Wanninkhof with her Chevy four-door sedan on Thursday morning. Wanninkhof flew 174 feet and died on impact, according to a report by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. A second rider suffered leg injuries.
The driver told police that she was looking at her phone when she slammed into the cyclists.
Wanninkhof was a member of Teach For America and had most recently taught app development at Lehman College. He was originally from Florida, but had been living in New York City for at least three years, according to Justin Villlere, senior director of Bike and Build. He left his job at Lehman in the spring to prepare for the cross country ride.
Riders were expected to end in Santa Barbara, Calif. Wanninkhof and other riders had already made it through New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
Bike & Build released a statement offering support to its community.
“We are all shaken by this terrible news, and this will be a difficult time for everyone in our community,” the statement read. “We have solace in the strength of the Bike & Build community, which we will count on to support each other as we respond to this tragedy.”
Wanninkhof also played bass in the Janna Pelle band. They were set to play their next show at Pianos Bar on the Lower East Side on Aug. 8.
The driver has not been charged but the investigation is continuing.
Holy crap! That's a 58 yard field goal.Wanninkhof flew 174 feet and died on impact
I'm sure she'll get severly punished. A night in county + probation.From the NY Daily News...
A New York City teacher and activist who was riding his bicycle cross country to raise money for affordable housing was struck and killed in Oklahoma by a driver who was on her cell phone.
Patrick Wanninkhof, 25, was a trip leader of a Bike & Build charity ride that started in Maine in June.
The squad was almost all the way through Oklahoma on a state highway in tiny Elk City when 34-year-old Sarah Morris slammed into Wanninkhof with her Chevy four-door sedan on Thursday morning. Wanninkhof flew 174 feet and died on impact, according to a report by the Oklahoma Highway Patrol. A second rider suffered leg injuries.
The driver told police that she was looking at her phone when she slammed into the cyclists.
Wanninkhof was a member of Teach For America and had most recently taught app development at Lehman College. He was originally from Florida, but had been living in New York City for at least three years, according to Justin Villlere, senior director of Bike and Build. He left his job at Lehman in the spring to prepare for the cross country ride.
Riders were expected to end in Santa Barbara, Calif. Wanninkhof and other riders had already made it through New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri.
Bike & Build released a statement offering support to its community.
“We are all shaken by this terrible news, and this will be a difficult time for everyone in our community,” the statement read. “We have solace in the strength of the Bike & Build community, which we will count on to support each other as we respond to this tragedy.”
Wanninkhof also played bass in the Janna Pelle band. They were set to play their next show at Pianos Bar on the Lower East Side on Aug. 8.
The driver has not been charged but the investigation is continuing.