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Gabe1

Gabe1

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Cesar R M said:
Dunno about your city, but here Domino's is total crap D:
so anything worse than Domino's is a miracle.
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Tombstone stopped making Cheese Pizza. Oy. The only frozen pizza I can swallow in a pinch. Now they make this 5 cheese pizza (which includes cheddar) with a zesty sauce. Ick.

Over the last month or so we keep trying different manufacturers cheese pizzas. I didn't love Tombstone Cheese Pizza but I am mourning its passing.
 
Gabe1

Gabe1

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StarWarsGirl95 said:
Crazy roads and people today.

Someone wrecked a car off of I-83. Three bodies were found inside. Backed up traffic for 5-7 miles. I was with a friend, we sat there for 45 minutes until I made it to an exit and got off.

A guy crashed a truck into a building where one of the local news stations is located.

Roadwork turned my commute to get my friend from 15 minutes to 30 minutes.

Someone backed into my car in a parking lot and left a dent. My dad saw it and assumed that I did something and was furious, but thankfully my friend was with me most of the time while I was driving and vouched for me.

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Oh dear. Guilty to proven innocent? I saw the truck into the building on our news today. Crazy people.
 
Gabe1

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StarWarsGirl

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Gabe1 said:
Oh dear. Guilty to proven innocent? I saw the truck into the building on our news today. Crazy people.
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Unfortunately that's the way my dad does stuff. It's always our fault until we can prove otherwise. Thankfully, my mom looked at the dent and said it looked like I got hit, plus I was with my friend, and we both used the trunk, so we noticed it when it happened. I think he still thinks that the accident I had two years ago when a guy ran a stop sign and left the scene was my fault.

The guy running into the TV station was actually a bit comical. But yeah, too many crazies. I think the 87 degree heat was messing with people's brains. My friend thought I was funny though. I called one guy an idiot, one a moron, and another a hipster doofus. What can I say; I was annoyed.
 
JenniferS

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StarWarsGirl95 said:
Unfortunately that's the way my dad does stuff. It's always our fault until we can prove otherwise. Thankfully, my mom looked at the dent and said it looked like I got hit, plus I was with my friend, and we both used the trunk, so we noticed it when it happened. I think he still thinks that the accident I had two years ago when a guy ran a stop sign and left the scene was my fault.

The guy running into the TV station was actually a bit comical. But yeah, too many crazies. I think the 87 degree heat was messing with people's brains. My friend thought I was funny though. I called one guy an idiot, one a moron, and another a hipster doofus. What can I say; I was annoyed.
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Slightly related, but not really:

Now that I have reached middle age (if I plan on living into my early 90's), I have found a very effective way of dealing with the "idiots", "morons" and "doofuses".

No longer do I have to fight the urge to flip them the bird (you know, the middle finger salute), I now smile and wag my finger at them. Men especially, do not like middle aged women scolding them. I usually get the "Oops" shrug or the "I'm sorry" wave in return.

And, if I absolutely have to give them the finger, I do it below dashboard level, because
a) I am a lady, and ladies do not go around giving people the finger, even if they do deserve it, and
b) You never know who might be crazy out there. I'm not looking to get shot at or run into a ditch.
 
StarWarsGirl

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JenniferS said:
Slightly related, but not really:

Now that I have reached middle age (if I plan on living into my early 90's), I have found a very effective way of dealing with the "idiots", "morons" and "doofuses".

No longer do I have to fight the urge to flip them the bird (you know, the middle finger salute), I now smile and wag my finger at them. Men especially, do not like middle aged women scolding them. I usually get the "Oops" shrug or the "I'm sorry" wave in return.

And, if I absolutely have to give them the finger, I do it below dashboard level, because
a) I am a lady, and ladies do not go around giving people the finger, even if they do deserve it, and
b) You never know who might be crazy out there. I'm not looking to get shot at or run into a ditch.
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I've never once in my life given the finger,and that is from some major restraint on my part; people here are horrible drivers. I would not do it in this area, though the urge has been overwhelming sometimes. I've yelled. I've cussed. I've honked. I've even come home and cried. There was one time that a woman was crossing. The. Middle. Of. The. Street. And not rushing across, just kind of bumbling across the middle of this really busy street. I came out of a gas station and didn't see her until she was right in front of me. I laid on the horn, and she looked at me. Boy, was she ed. She stared me down, and then indicated for me to pull over. The urge to give her the finger was so overwhelming. Instead, I shrugged at her like, "Not my problem you're a moron," and drove away.
 
JenniferS

JenniferS

When you're the leader, you don't have to follow.
StarWarsGirl95 said:
I've never once in my life given the finger,and that is from some major restraint on my part; people here are horrible drivers. I would not do it in this area, though the urge has been overwhelming sometimes. I've yelled. I've cussed. I've honked. I've even come home and cried. There was one time that a woman was crossing. The. Middle. Of. The. Street. And not rushing across, just kind of bumbling across the middle of this really busy street. I came out of a gas station and didn't see her until she was right in front of me. I laid on the horn, and she looked at me. Boy, was she ed. She stared me down, and then indicated for me to pull over. The urge to give her the finger was so overwhelming. Instead, I shrugged at her like, "Not my problem you're a moron," and drove away.
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That's exactly when "giving the finger below dashboard level" comes in.

No one sees it, but you have the satisfaction of having delivered it.
 
MinnieM123

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NYwdwfan said:
Home sweet home!! Off to sleep. Going to stop at the hospital before going to work. Gotta bring hubby a phone charger - I have to start keeping a spare one in the car. We (sadly) always end up in the hospital with low batteries in our phones. Good night all and thank you for the kind thoughts!!
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Well, now that it's morning, I hope your husband was able to get some healing sleep last night. I'm sure they gave him some pain medicine. I know this must be hard on you as well; but rest assured, they are taking care of him in the hospital, and he'll be back home with you soon.
 
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