Here’s where that sub 10 micron accuracy is gonna shine.

If there are ARROWS on the ground, showing the intended directions of traffic flow through the pumps..... FOLLOW THEM!!!!!

When all the rollerdogs are behind this sign:

We can shut it down. we have the winner for most un-educated comment for today. 

More than a year ago, I was leaving work, and stopped to thank an elderly gentleman who was getting into a lifted vehicle that was splashed high with dried mud, and when he asked me what for, I told him that it was for proving that, despite all the evidence to the contrary, that there were still people who actually use…

I’M TIRED OF THESE MONKEY FIGHTING HORSES ON THIS MONDAY TO FRIDAY PLANE!

I can’t take the pictures seriously because of the source annotation.

The vehicle above is literally parked on dirt.

I am TRYing to teach them by whipping around on the right then pulling back in - no signal - because if they don’t need to follow the rules/courtesy of the road, neither do I. Needless to say it’s not working. Same offenders every morning. They have a left exit three miles ahead. SMDH. 

Change it. It looks stupid, and I haven’t even seen it. 

“The barrage of seismic activity led experts to call for the evaluation of the town on the southwestern Reykjanes peninsula...”

This absolutely points out why having a go bag and a stay bag isnt a bad idea. https://www.state.gov/global-community-liaison-office/crisis-management/packing-a-go-bag-and-a-stay-bag/

Truck sporting a scrotum dangling from the trailer hitch.

Any lifted full size pickup.

Why? Is your sense of masculinity threatened by the color pink?

Wrangler with the “angry face” grille.

This, right here! Though I don’t drive semi/trailer trucks I do have a lot of friends that do. They are always complaining about idiots cutting them off last second, dealing with road raging idiots who think break checking a semi is a bright idea. Word to the wise, it isn’t!

As much as we want to put the blame on…

It’s nice to cite trucks as the reason for the increase but I have to believe the increase of idiots in cars is as much of a contributing factor as the trucks themselves are.

My great-uncle owned a farm with nearly a mile of land backing Interstate 5 south of Portland. I remember more than once going out on the tractor to collect truck wheel/tire assemblies that had wound up in the field. He had a stack of them next to one of the barns that he would periodically sell to the local tire…

The Mazda5 (with a manual transmission) was a thing of beauty.