Never underestimate an old man who love horses was born in july shirt

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I drive a manual transmission. A lot (220,000 miles last 4 years). I also do a lot of peeking over to see why a particular driver is being oblivious. It’s nearly always that they are staring at their phone. I asked this question everyday and it’s mostly the Never underestimate an old man who love horses was born in july shirt besides I will buy this big trucks who doesn’t fucking move and it irritates my soul. Surprised the jersey turnpike hasn’t shown up yet. That shits like a demolition derby. Coming from someone who drives in Boston. Ironic because Massachusetts actually has one of the lowest rates of car accidents in the country and the lowest rate of auto deaths per milleage driven. New England in general ranks pretty high in terms of “good driving” which no one who grew up here (myself included) believes. I genuinely thought the left lane was the fast lane. I get annoyed when someone is doing way under literally preventing an entire line of cars from going faster instead of just merging over and letting us by. That’s what I do. If someone is coming up behind me faster then I wanna go I move over let them by then go back. They have no clue that they’re in a passing lane. Just like driving with flashers on, they have no clue that flashers are only to be used by vehicles that are stopped. In Germany on the Autobahn they don’t go much for people that won’t get over and get the f*** out of the way they’ll start honking at you a good 2 miles away if you’re not getting the f*** over remember they can go as fast as they want and a lot of people travel at a hundred miles an hour on the Autobahn no time for any Street wardens to decided to set their own speed limit I usually find those people do that on purpose because they’re losing in life and they’re losing at work especially so they’re going to manage some facet of control of their life driving their car those are the ones I’d love to pull out of the car and just beat the holy hell out of that’s how I express my control punch somebody in the head they understand a lot more after that’s done

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.