Posted on 08/03/2007 4:45:17 AM PDT by Lucky9teen
Some kid in a Honda Civic cut off a semi pulling out from my job today.
The kid was speeding in a 35 zone, and had the nerve to honk at the semi who had been clear to pull out IF the kid had been doing the speed limit.
If the semi had squashed him, I’d have laughed his silly smirk off his face as the facts got relayed to the local constabulary.
But, he somehow made it past.
He likely won’t be so lucky next time.
Yikes!! You’re only 23? :-D
Good to see ya Darks! *HUG*
Fun Facts State animal: The human (Homo sapiens) (This was changed from "Construction Sawhorse" (those things alongside the road with the white and orange stripes and the little orange light that ironically enough beeps when it blinks - like you can 'hear' a light blink at 65mph) in 2004) Automobiles in the State of Illinois release concentrated evil instead of exhaust. Residents of Illinois are proven to have 33% more kidneys. State band: Al and the Capone's State bird: Extended Middle Digit Bird (Screwyouis yousuckis) State capital: Chicago State governor: Kim Jong Il State exclamation: "Pipeboooomb" or "Balllllin!!" State dance: The Robot State fish: The Toilet Fish (Looswimmis majoris) State flower: Oddly enough, the Yellow Rose of Texas. An Illinois regiment captured it during the Civil War. (Nobodyus Caresus) State fossil: Grandma Moses (Oldus womanis) State insect: George W. Bush (Georgus Bushis) State language: Broken English, Spanish State mineral: Vitamin C State shovel: Spade State Sit-com: Roseanne State Anime: Tokyo Mew Mew State motto: " What are you gonna do about it, I'm from Illinois!" State amphibian: A fucking frog! State Song: "Ohio's for Lovers, Illinois for divorcees" (This was changed in 2004 from "Construction Ahead" after it was discovered that more Illinoisans knew their state motto better than other people in their respective states. When asked what the state motto was in other states, multiple answers of 'I didn't know there were otters here' showed up on the survey) State prairie grass: Little Purplestem (Andropogoat georgerdii) State slogan: "Land of Corn & Beans" (unofficially "Don't pronounce the fucking 's', ok?") State soil: Dirt State song: "You Be Illin'" by Run-DMC State snack: Peanut butter State tree: That tall one over there... No, wait, a little to the left... Yep, that's the one! (Biggis tallus) State disease: Dandy Fever State bone: Femur State prime number: 12 State school: UIUC State state: Confused State parasite: Rod Blagojevich (Governorus Withanamehardtospellus) State residence nickname: FIB (F'ing Illinois Bastard, used exstensivly in Wisconsin and on NCC-1701C and the planets Ariel, Persephone and Miranda) State color: Orange, the color of road construction signs State Fossil: Barbara Bush State Plague: Gonorrhea State State: Illinois State Parrot: the Norwegian Blue State Country: Finland State Barbarian: the Viking State Pastime: Sex Home of the rare Zaku. Two time recipient of "Most Likely To Be Hit By A Meteorite" award. Illinois has frequent supernatural plagues. The most recent (and ongoing) is the Plague of the DuPage County, in which several thousand SUV's encountered a gentle curve and rolled over. Most likely state to be voted out of the Union. One of the few states that have to remind their drivers with road signs not to drive on the shoulder and to use their turn signals, which is usually up by chicago
Kicking around the idea of having lettering across my windshield for some idiots who like to pull out without looking, or those that assume windshield wipers equal turn signal.
Lettering, to read as follows: I will T bone you.
The T will be dark, everything else will be white..
Well, reverse that, 32.
It has been a bit since I last went to Ohio.
And route 80 is still under construction.
*snicker*
Fun Facts State animal: The human (Homo sapiens)
(This was changed from "Construction Sawhorse" (those things alongside the road with the white and orange stripes and the little orange light that ironically enough beeps when it blinks - like you can 'hear' a light blink at 65mph) in 2004)
Automobiles in the State of Illinois release concentrated evil instead of exhaust.
Residents of Illinois are proven to have 33% more kidneys. State band: Al and the Capone's
State bird: Extended Middle Digit Bird (Screwyouis yousuckis)
State capital: Chicago
State governor: Kim Jong Il
State exclamation: "Pipeboooomb" or "Balllllin!!"
State dance: The Robot
State fish: The Toilet Fish (Looswimmis majoris)
State flower: Oddly enough, the Yellow Rose of Texas. An Illinois regiment captured it during the Civil War. (Nobodyus Caresus)
State fossil: Grandma Moses (Oldus womanis)
State insect: George Ryan(Georgus Ryanis)
State language: Broken English, Spanish
State mineral: Vitamin C
State shovel: Spade
State Sit-com: Roseanne
State Anime: Tokyo Mew Mew
State motto: " What are you gonna do about it, I'm from Illinois!"
State amphibian: A f#&%ing frog!
State Song: "Ohio's for Lovers, Illinois for divorcees"
(This was changed in 2004 from "Construction Ahead" after it was discovered that more Illinoisans knew their state motto better than other people in their respective states. When asked what the state motto was in other states, multiple answers of 'I didn't know there were otters here' showed up on the survey)
State prairie grass: Little Purplestem (Andropogoat georgerdii)
State slogan: "Land of Corn & Beans" (unofficially "Don't pronounce the f@#%ing 's', ok?")
State soil: Dirt
State song: "You Be Illin'" by Run-DMC
State snack: Peanut butter
State tree: That tall one over there... No, wait, a little to the left... Yep, that's the one! (Biggis tallus)
State disease: Dandy Fever
State bone: Femur
State prime number: 12
State school: UIUC
State state: Confused
State parasite: Rod Blagojevich (Governorus Withanamehardtospellus)
State residence nickname: FIB (F'ing Illinois Ba#%ard, used exstensivly in Wisconsin and on NCC-1701C and the planets Ariel, Persephone and Miranda)
State color: Orange, the color of road construction signs
State Fossil: Barbara Bush
State Plague: Gonorrhea
State State: Illinois
State Parrot: the Norwegian Blue
State Country: Finland
State Barbarian: the Viking
State Pastime: Sex
Home of the rare Zaku.
Two time recipient of "Most Likely To Be Hit By A Meteorite" award.
Illinois has frequent supernatural plagues. The most recent (and ongoing) is the Plague of the DuPage County, in which several thousand SUV's encountered a gentle curve and rolled over.
Most likely state to be voted out of the Union.
One of the few states that have to remind their drivers with road signs not to drive on the shoulder and to use their turn signals, which is usually up by chicago
Foliage:
If you look at the architectural records, you will discover a correlation between when they stopped building house with attics and when women started carrying purses.
Coincidence???? I think not.
ROFL!! That's about the truth of it. At least 7 times out of 10, if there's someone here holding up the fast lane, they have an IL plate. :-D
LOL!!
The only times I’ve driven thru Ohio have been on our way to PA. It takes FOR-freaking-EVER to get across that state. :D
There is always this;
Drivers who drive with one knee while trying to eat birthday cake on I-20 in Atlanta during rush hour traffic.
(actually happened, I passed her the other day. And she was driving in the fast lane doing 50 mph).
Ohio, preview for Limbo.
And side-door to purgatory.
My ram 1500 has driven I80 across Ohio so many times, I can put it on cruise control and take a nap. It knows the way.......
People who drive too fast in rush hour traffic and cut in and out of traffic. They cause wrecks and slow down traffic for all of us.
Did you like the unsignaled lane shifts, and the perpetual construction on Route 80?
I loved having to veer across the big paved X in the median without much warning due to road construction.. *wretching at faux sincerity.*
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