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For a tie. Yesterday as I was heading home from work/dinner, I ended up behind this guy. He was doing the weaving in and out of traffic thing, cutting into spaces where there was barely a car length between him and the cars around him, squealing his tires from the light. I think I followed him for a good 2 or three miles. Anyways, he was pulling into this apartment complex where there is a separate right turn lane. At that point, I passed him. So for all his efforts of exceeding the speed limits, cutting people off and squealing his tires saved him absolutely no time.
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Yeah, people like that always make me shake my head.
Sometimes, I actually slow down to go where I need to be if there's an especially good song on the radio
I make sure to sing along with it too, just to make people go 
"If anyone wants this old box containing the broken bits of my former faith in humanity, I'll take your best offer now. You may be able to salvage a few of em' for parts..... " - Quote by Argabarga -
I see this so much in our town. I'm kind of a lazy driver myself... I pick a lane and tend to stay there unless someone is going way below the speed limit and I notice these people all the time speeding and slamming on the brakes and weaving around while they cuss and fuss and then we all get stopped at the same red light....Comment
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I love it when I see someone driving like that, and I'm on a bicycle, but I still pull up right beside them at every red light. Catbuttfaces give me a warm fuzzy feeling.
Often I make sure to catch their eye and wave each and every time just to rub it in.Aliterate : A person who is capable of reading but unwilling to do so.
"A man who does not read has no advantage over a man who cannot" - Mark TwainComment
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