Why I hate Miami.

[Platapus]

Originally Posted by Spike88

I accelerate and block her way

I get pissed.

When the right lane next to me opens up, I drive past her and get back in front of her

I cant wait until I get my badge and become a trooper. Too bad I still need a year and a half worth of work experience.

Let's hope in that time you can get a better handle on your emotions.

In reading this, the idea of you carrying a gun does not make me feel safe, to be honest.

Well it's a start.

Hating Miami that is. Maybe one day you'll hate the whole of US.

[Tchocky]

15 minutes, well done.

[AVGWarhawk]

Originally Posted by OneToughHerring

Well it's a start.

Hating Miami that is. Maybe one day you'll hate the whole of US.

Nah...we leave that up to you OTH. Tater tots!

[Factor]

Only thing good about Miami, is South Beach.

[Spike88]

Originally Posted by Platapus

Let's hope in that time you can get a better handle on your emotions.

In reading this, the idea of you carrying a gun does not make me feel safe, to be honest.

I have a good handle on my emotions. I never at any point cut anyone off, there was no one in the right lane when I entered it. And when I pulled in front of her there was no one in front of her, and I also did not give into my urge to stop in front of her.

Besides, the whole issue was not to get the fifteen minutes back. I wasn't in a hurry.

[SteamWake]

So whats the blue stripe stand for?

I grew up in Mia ... havana west... thing I hated was a 40 minute commute on the Palmetto each day both ways... it was only 15 miles or so.

On recent returns I find the drivers in Miami to be the most aggressive I have ever seen.

The palmetto (is it still under construction ) when flowing is like a freakin nascar race. Door handle to door handle less than half a car length following distance averaging 70mph. Hesitate at a red light for more than a fraction of a second and the horns start blaring.

Yea its not a nice place to drive.

[Spike88]

Actually I guess the sticker might not well known, Especially if you're from another country.

The Thin Blue Line is a symbol that law enforcement officers in the United States use to identify other officers, their spouses and other family members.

I live in Cutler Ridge(about 20 minutes north of Homstead) and lately traffic has been getting horrible.

My job is in the middle of the Florida's Turnpike at one of the gas stations. At 7 am the northbound lane is bumper to bumper. The worst part is people get off at our station just so they can cut ahead. Luckily I go to work at 6, so I'm there before traffic.

The one thing I hate is when your on a major highwa and your doing the speed limit(or even five over) in the left lane and have to drive around the some guy doing 40.


Also, not to toot my own horn, but It's very hard to anger me. This time was an exception.

Well the account name not far from real life personality. So Kumpel you not gone far from Moroccans. Strange for a Hitler lover

[MH]

Originally Posted by Dimitrius07

Well the account name not far from real life personality. So Kumpel you not gone far from Moroccans. Strange for a Hitler lover

Im not sure thou any one will catch on the Moroccan joke.