01-14-2008, 11:00 PM
Not to mention kids driving riced-out Civics or DUBbed-Buicks at high speed on surface streets or higher high (hmm- "higher high") speeds on freeways, with or without cellphones in progress. Or guys in huge pickup trucks following waaaay to close at speed.
Or old people in Towncars.
The stereotypes go on and on.
I consider it only a tiny exaggeration because some neighbors just sold their Hummer. I only saw the wife use it to drive their 9 year old daughter to school. I do not see the rest of it as a stereotype when it is true so often. I nearly got run over twice while walking home in the last two months by a parent using a phone and kids in the car. The last week of December I pulled up behind a SUV driving about 2 mph. I pulled around and could not get the drivers attention by waving alone.
Or old people in Towncars.
The stereotypes go on and on.
I consider it only a tiny exaggeration because some neighbors just sold their Hummer. I only saw the wife use it to drive their 9 year old daughter to school. I do not see the rest of it as a stereotype when it is true so often. I nearly got run over twice while walking home in the last two months by a parent using a phone and kids in the car. The last week of December I pulled up behind a SUV driving about 2 mph. I pulled around and could not get the drivers attention by waving alone.