You Don't Use Your Turn Signal
Posted by
csinate
on 8/08/2010
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Vehicle lights
Of course, though, if you use it the bulb may burn out someday. To fix the problem then you can either sell the car (recommended) or buy a new bulb which would cost the price of a bottle of Jack Daniels (not recommended). Which would give you more happiness, having a car or a bottle of Jack Daniels? The answer would differ if you're a teetotaler or an alcoholic.
You're driving in the passing lane on the interstate and want to move to the travel lane. You drive one-third into the other lane, flick your signal once and continue into the lane. Don't you think I already know that you're changing lanes? At this point save the bulb as your signal is totally useless or you've already had an accident.
At intersections you don't use your signal. The driver/car across the intersection can't tell what direction you want to go. No signal means straight ahead. He doesn't have a signal on either which means straight ahead. You decide to turn left and he decides to go straight ahead. But as the driver you don't need to worry too much as he'll hit the passenger side of the car. If you're lucky the passenger will be your mother-in-law. As a passenger you have an obligation to tell the idiot to use his turn signals. (see Your Responsibility as a Passenger).
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