Everywhere else I've lived, I've driven an "average" or "below average" car. When I moved here, I was able to get a nicer, faster, sleeker car. She thinks the nicer car attracts the morons, which could also be the case.
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- Thu Jan 03, 2008 3:14 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Road Rage Incident in San Antonio...
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MY wife made a great point while I was telling her about this thread.
Everywhere else I've lived, I've driven an "average" or "below average" car. When I moved here, I was able to get a nicer, faster, sleeker car. She thinks the nicer car attracts the morons, which could also be the case.
Everywhere else I've lived, I've driven an "average" or "below average" car. When I moved here, I was able to get a nicer, faster, sleeker car. She thinks the nicer car attracts the morons, which could also be the case.
- Wed Jan 02, 2008 12:18 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Road Rage Incident in San Antonio...
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Homicide doesn't necessarily mean murder.
All it means is that a human being was killed by another human being.
On another note, what the heck is it with Road Rage in Texas? I've NEVER lived in another state where i've seen so much. I've seen 10x the road rage since I moved here in '05 than anywhere else I lived, including Phoenix, SF Bay Area, as well as the NY metro area.
All it means is that a human being was killed by another human being.
On another note, what the heck is it with Road Rage in Texas? I've NEVER lived in another state where i've seen so much. I've seen 10x the road rage since I moved here in '05 than anywhere else I lived, including Phoenix, SF Bay Area, as well as the NY metro area.