Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Those two poor girls need to make themselves a sandwich too.
As much as they make people crazy they are much cheaper and keep expenses lower.
No lights
No poles
No wires
All that “extra town money”..they can funnel it away and give OT
Europe has millions of them
I don't know why some people don't like traffic circles they keep traffic flowing and make sense.
If you would rather stop at a 90-degree intersection waiting for a green light, you are a moron.
Giggle…trying to find meaning in their miserable lives and just keep stirring shit into the pot. A lot like The Pit now that I think about it!
Fuck off Dawg, I ain’t fallin’ for that a 5th time!
I guess monkeys can use emojisfuck you!
An empty plot of land way out in the sticks is exactly what I did. I built in all the infrastructure myself. I built the shop myself. I built the house myself. Cheap, right, fast. You can have two. Mine has been cheap and right. Because I DIY-ed all of it, it is worth 5X what I have in it, and climbing. I don't need ancillary services, because that means being near people. And I don't want to be near people. I created wealth by out-working most people.
In Mass., the "traffic circle" is called a "Rotary." There are four along the way to Woods Hole Mass (to get to the ferry). The most famous one is just after you cross the Bourne Bridge and land on Cape Cod (you see the big bush there with that name) You have to stay on the outside lane to continue down on to Rt. 28 South to get to Woods Hole. The problem being, some cars might not recognize you trying to turn right and want you to continue around the Rotary. One must "assert" one's self.
The "Cape Cod" bush is on the opposite side of that clump of shrubs you see there.
The same people that hate traffic circles also mess up every four way stop intersection they come to. They wait till they've stopped to look around and try to figure out when everybody else arrived. Then they get confused and start waving everyone else through and screw up the whole system. Society basically implodes at that point. Chaos ensues.
Traffic circles are amazing.
Edit: we pretty much only call them roundabouts in the midwest.
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Her in the tub when I get home “hey baby, do you want to use some toys on me?”
Me grabbing the rubber ducks
@Barneybdb showed up late but dressed for the part
Turdcutter308 couldn’t fit his fat ass into his cop costume but @168BTHPM found some Carharts just his size, his size is extra cunty.
@Threadcutter308
Granny is gonna whip yer ass good for dying her doilies like that!
As stated earlier, I had neither the time nor the $$$ to do that. My temporary lease on the home I had was expiring and I could not renew. Frankly, I was lucky to find this place.
I would say it depends on where you live, the volume of traffic and the volume of idiots.
If she can swallow both inches I’ll happily buy her a baby goat, it’s 2” but it damn sure smells like a foot.
In Mass., the "traffic circle" is called a "Rotary." There are four along the way to Woods Hole Mass (to get to the ferry). The most famous one is just after you cross the Bourne Bridge and land on Cape Cod (you see the big bush there with that name) You have to stay on the outside lane to continue down on to Rt. 28 South to get to Woods Hole. The problem being, some cars might not recognize you trying to turn right and want you to continue around the Rotary. One must "assert" one's self.
The "Cape Cod" bush is on the opposite side of that clump of shrubs you see there.
The proper way to use a roundabout in the US is, look to the left (AKA yield), fuck the people on the right.
In England and other bass ackwards countries, it's the opposite.
Call them traffic circles or rotaries all you want. They are, and will always be roundabouts. The Brits will tell you that.
I think, percentage-wise, the volume of idiots is exponentially worse the closer you are to the city limits.
That's an easy one, but I bet it fucks a lot of people up.
Miss your turn? Have another go round.
Good Luck with that. If your mindset causes an accident up there (particularly the Rotary I mention), you will be dealing with two forces:
1) The Mass. State Police that patrols that area and:
2) Extremely pi$$ed off drivers that may very well miss their ferry because of the traffic tie up! Which will cause the Mass State Police to be ever more pi$$ed!
Probably looks like a foot too. How many toes it got ?If she can swallow both inches I’ll happily buy her a baby goat, it’s 2” but it damn sure smells like a foot.
You know I wasn’t the only one.I guess monkeys can use emojis
So to correct you, a gang of monkeys!
The chance of me being in ANY North East state is nil to nil.
I have zero reason to be in any of those commie states (shitholes).
My mindset of roundabout use is simply yield to the oncoming traffic and not yielding to asshats that don't wait their turn.
There's zero traffic infraction on my part if an accident happens.
If you can’t make her gag from the size, do it with the smellIf she can swallow both inches I’ll happily buy her a baby goat, it’s 2” but it damn sure smells like a foot.
Fair enough. Someone with *that* mindset, then.
On this particular Rotary, there are "dual right turn lanes. Both are also "continue the circle" lanes as far as traffic goes. See the pic above that shows the Cape cod bush. The conflict occurs when a driver on the "left" right turn lane wants to turn right, but the driver on the "right" right turn lane wants to "continue the circle." That "continue the circle" driver may ignore the others' right turn signal and then honk and be pi$$ed at him when he thinks the driver in the left right turn lane is trying to cut him off. Some of those drivers may try to force the "left" right turn lane driver to "continue the circle" anyway, not giving way so he can turn right.
Not a pretty sight if an accident ensues.
