To the bolded, I'd argue that cyclists are every bit as, if not more, rude to drivers than vice-versa.

 

It can get awful around Seneca and Cherokee Park. I sometimes think I am the only cyclist who actually follows traffic laws because hardly any of the other cyclists I see out there do. Vast majority ignore stop signs and red lights. Many swarm around cars at stop signs and red lights instead of lining up behind them. One time one came up beside me at a red light and used my car to lean his hand on so he did not have to disengage his bike shoes from the pedals, blew my mind. They irritate me so much they make we want to resort to another hobby of mine - SHOOTING.

 

That was a joke, that was a joke.

Suck-ups. Dear Lord how they irritate me.

 

As always, I agree 100% with your opinion RTS...and I love you.:thumb:

People who walk in the middle of the parking lot aisles instead of moving to the side...think Kroger or WalMart. I'm in a car and your walking up the aisle, in the middle, holding up your britches...GET OUTTA MY WAY.

Exes who ruin a perfectly good drunken night with the classic "I miss you" text.

I gotta be honest Former... I hate when bicycle riders are in the road, period. The worst is the country back roads around here, so dangerous.

Don't worry, if we're being honest, I hate people who say that.

The worst part about cyclists (sorry former) is being a pedestrian around them. They are all about "sharing the road" until they have to stop at a crosswalk or stop sign, then it's "hey I'm on a bike that stuff's for cars." I don't know how many times I've crossed a street and had a cyclists almost decapitate me.

Exes who ruin a perfectly good drunken night with the classic "I miss you" text.

 

Or Exes who never sent the "I miss you" text but you wished they did? lol.

Reports I have to do for work... makes me think of office space; We need to talk to you about the TPS reports.

The worst part about cyclists (sorry former) is being a pedestrian around them. They are all about "sharing the road" until they have to stop at a crosswalk or stop sign, then it's "hey I'm on a bike that stuff's for cars." I don't know how many times I've crossed a street and had a cyclists almost decapitate me.

Can't really speak to this much. There aren't really pedestrians in Hardin County, but I and everyone I bike with do obey traffic laws.

Dreadlocks. If you have dreads, I'm automatically going to assume you smell bad.

Or Exes who never sent the "I miss you" text but you wished they did? lol.

 

Noooooooo. My drunken mind started racing big time. And I had to pull ninja moves to text the chick back because my buddy told me that if I did he would hit me in the face.

 

We're getting lunch tomorrow:banghead:

Noooooooo. My drunken mind started racing big time. And I had to pull ninja moves to text the chick back because my buddy told me that if I did he would hit me in the face.

 

We're getting lunch tomorrow:banghead:

 

When it comes to stuff like this, I'm a firm believer in the sage-like advice that my dad once gave me: "Old flames are bad news."

Tractor-trailers that pass other tractor-trailers on a two lane expressway by moving 1/8th of a mile-per-hour faster than the truck they are passing...when they're both already going five under the speed limit.

To the bolded, I'd argue that cyclists are every bit as, if not more, rude to drivers than vice-versa.

Which brings me to me next "hate". I hate cyclists that expect you to yield the road to them because by God they have as much right to the road as you do, but yet they refuse to obey traffic lights and stop signs. See one of these clowns almost daily.

 

Let me be clear, I realize not all cyclists are like this.

Dreadlocks. If you have dreads, I'm automatically going to assume you smell bad.

You ought to lay them back in a chair and have it all unravel in your lap. Wet dog.