Hmmm... I wonder if camo paint would be a problem when the other guy says, "Your Honor, I never saw that car coming..."I too have a 1995 Corolla DX I try and hide from bumpsI have 353,850 miles now on mine.
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That looks like my wife’s 4Runner. I daily drive an old JKU, except with a few mods.
Wonder what they say about my weekend truck and 910 ft lbs of torque!?! Not to mention the 16.5k lbs Warn winch?!?
Man you must be really small
I'm not afraid to flip off an old rude woman. I've been told folks get shot, stabbed or beat up for honking their horn at the wrong dude in the bad parts of California. They get shot, knifed or beat up by somebody with a name like Pablo Sanchez, Tony Verducci or Tyrone DaShields in a big Cadillac or a low rider.
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If they rear end me, it's their fault. Guess who will laugh all the way to the bank after court.
I did blow my horn at some guy in the Lowe's parking lot not long ago. He was standing out in the middle of the taxiway (vehicle thoroughfares in lots as opposed to parking spaces) holding up traffic. He was shooting the bull with somebody through the window of a big SUV. The SUV was stopped and in the way of traffic. Roadways are not places to stop and bullchit. This fellow did not like my horn.
I pay my taxes and DMV fees the same and my light car puts much less wear and tear on roads and much less pollution in the air than your heavy gas-guzzler. Owning a "road tank" doesn't give YOU the real estate title to the road.
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Exactly.
If you pull your thumb out of your ass, you might have more headroom.
Funny how you don't mind honking at someone else when they are inconveniencing you, but then get all aggressive and flip someone off because they dared to be annoyed by you inconveniencing them....
You can justify it all you want by saying "that isn't the place for" or whatever, but it boils down to you being arrogant and hypocritical, expecting everyone else to accommodate you driving half the speed limit and creating a rolling road block, while at the same time you can't stop for a moment and let someone finish a conversation in a parking lot.
In fact, you're so self-centered about it, you bought a ********* bumper sticker to inform everyone that you're special.
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No hypocrisy. I drive slow over rough roads for my safety and my car's well-being. I was driving a moving van through Wyoming two 1/2 years ago and the roads were rough there as well as the washboard Texas panhandle. Semis were even passing me by. The el-cheapo Penske rented truck had just steel springs over the axles, no spring driver seat and no cushy airbag suspension unlike those modern "speedy-Gonzalez" semis. It was like driving an army deuce-and-a-half, save for the cab a/c.
But I digress. I would stop to avoid hitting a dog in the streets. There is no excuse to hold up traffic just to shoot the bull, however.
But I digress. I would stop to avoid hitting a dog in the streets. There is no excuse to hold up traffic just to shoot the bull, however.
Does the Corolla prefer to drive in the left lane, below the posted speed limit, on the highway and turnpikes?
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