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This is for the person who said that there should be mandatory on-the-road testing for people under 25 and over 65. You admit that you lose control when you're driving behind these "pokies" doing 25mph in a 50mph zone. Sort of makes me think you need anger management classes. I think you'll find that most accidents are not caused by people over 65, but by drivers who think all other motorists should yeild to them. If everyone would obey speed limits, be considerate of other people, and simply use some common sense, there would be far fewer accidents.
I have another confession to make. I drive with my knee while putting makeup on in the rearview mirror. 
Not smart. I know.
Not smart. I know.
QUOTE (Heather @ Jun 23 2005, 12:52 PM)
I have another confession to make. I drive with my knee while putting makeup on in the rearview mirror.
Not smart. I know.
Not smart. I know.
Get outta bed 5 minutes earlier and stop that crap!
I got one for you girls.. why is it that alot of girls drive with their left leg up on or out the window? I've seen this alot
QUOTE (GMAN @ Jun 23 2005, 01:45 PM)
I got one for you girls.. why is it that alot of girls drive with their left leg up on or out the window? I've seen this alot
I'm not telling!
they got ta' air that thang out, somehow... 
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:ducking:
Oh man, Yos. You blew right through the "Don't Go There!" sign on that one.
QUOTE (BigMama @ Jun 23 2005, 11:43 AM)
I think you'll find that most accidents are not caused by people over 65, but by drivers who think all other motorists should yeild to them. If everyone would obey speed limits, be considerate of other people, and simply use some common sense, there would be far fewer accidents.
AAA did a study on accidents-
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Young drivers (under 20 years of age) were the most likely to be involved in distraction-related crashes. In addition, certain types of distractions were more prominent in certain age groups, for example, adjusting the radio, cassette or CD among the under 20-year-olds; other occupants (e.g., young children) among 20-29 year-olds; and outside objects and events among those age 65 and older. Variations by driver sex were less pronounced, although males were slightly more likely than females to be categorized as distracted at the time of their crash.
AAA accident study
The males were distracted by the females driving with their left leg up on the dashboard!
QUOTE (Naomi @ Jun 23 2005, 02:00 PM)
The males were distracted by the females driving with their left leg up on the dashboard!
I'd definitely attest to that.
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I got one for you girls.. why is it that alot of girls drive with their left leg up on or out the window? I've seen this alot
I've seen passengers do this, but not drivers. Yossarian - my mind was in the gutter too
QUOTE (Heather @ Jun 23 2005, 11:52 AM)
I have another confession to make. I drive with my knee while putting makeup on in the rearview mirror.
Me too.
QUOTE (BMIC @ Jun 23 2005, 04:09 PM)
QUOTE (Heather @ Jun 23 2005, 11:52 AM)
I have another confession to make. I drive with my knee while putting makeup on in the rearview mirror.
Me too.
I think we have similar driving habits...I remember from a previous thread.
QUOTE (Heather @ Jun 23 2005, 03:16 PM)
I think we have similar driving habits...I remember from a previous thread.
I wonder if we use the same brand of makeup? I'm not telling.
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