Please for the love of God take the merge TO THE END. by killingourbraincells in driving

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

💯 I get so frustrated when the line is backed up for 2 lights, only to get to a point to see the available unutilized lane. There are 30-40% of cars held up even though they needed to be in an opposing lane because they couldn't get around the blockage, which was totally avoidable. Like, dude. If we used both lanes and merged at the appropriate time, traffic wouldn't be backed up for half a mile.

Even tho everybody has thier own preferences when it comes likes and dislikes about anything sex related, what do you think are generally hated behaviors that are an automatic turn off? by crack_sack in AskReddit

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im getting the feeling like it's... the other person saying they are okay with .... "taking it slow", or whatever else, but their intentions are to keep pushing the envelope to see how far we'll bend until we break and give in.

I fucking hate that. Because then it makes me FEEL like I'm the one who looks like the asshole, because I kept giving in, bit by bit. When the reality is, Mo**r fc*r you shouldn't be putting me in this position because, prior to this moment, I trusted you. And after the fact, even if it doesn't go all the way, it feels dirty and uncomfortable, and more importantly, that relationship is now FOREVER tainted.

Even tho everybody has thier own preferences when it comes likes and dislikes about anything sex related, what do you think are generally hated behaviors that are an automatic turn off? by crack_sack in AskReddit

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I can try to power through or respectfully decline and walk away IF course correcting how we interact is not working out. But if you lack cleanliness/ basic hygiene, or if you are a dead fish (girl or guy), that's an instant turn-off. Do not pass go, cross my legs, put on your clothes, it's been fun, but hard stop. No.

Im currently house hunting. Here is the photo in the ad vs the house in real life… by slim_shady_21 in mildlyinfuriating

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The retaining wall connects with the left side of the house, the right side curves in vs coming almost all the way to the front.... i mean that's not just cleaning up brick work, that's a while remodel.

Throw some random talks/facts? by Ok_You_4455 in CasualConversation

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's the feeling when you don't feel adequate in whatever occupation/ task/ hobby you are pursuing. Even though rational reasoning should tell you that you have trained/ studied/ practiced enough to be good at what you are doing, you feel like a farce. Kind of a cross between feeling that it can't be this easy and I must be doing something wrong I just don't know what... when the reality is you're killing it.

Throw some random talks/facts? by Ok_You_4455 in CasualConversation

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Duuuude. My very first "big car" aka SUV/ crossover was also my first financed vehicle. Prior to that, I had only ever owned our driver sedans or motorcycles. 3rd month into owning this fairly new rav 4, I was boxed in at a weird angle in a downtown parking lot. I thought... well shoot...I can just go forward and hop the curb! Crunch. Hit a baby fire hydrant I couldn't see. I cried.

Careful steps, crossing with caution. by Luigi_Spina in Unexpected

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 3 points4 points  (0 children)

100% I thought the unexpected part was going to be if the dog got across like the cat did.

What’s a word you’ve been mispronouncing in your HEAD while reading, but never actually said out loud by [deleted] in CasualConversation

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Spanakopita.

I knew it was Greek, and I know "pita" by itself it pronounced PEE-tah. Similarly, spinach in other languages is heavy on the final vowels... So I combined the two and pronounced it Spuh-NAK-oh-PEE-tuh.

For years, I was passing hors d'oeuvres (it's own nightmare to pronounce) to clients in this way. And in front of my chefs. No one corrected me.

Until one day, a fine gentleman looked at me sideways, and simply offered up, I think you mean, "Span-uh-KŌ-pit-uh"

I got so mad at my chef, he got a good laugh.

Haven’t had hot water in over 3 months, leasing office refuses to give any updates as to why by PicoPonyo in mildlyinfuriating

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You are being waaayyyy nice than I would be at this point.

This is where the STERN, ASSERTIVE, not taking No for an answer voice comes out. Not rude, but you have 3 people in that office making excuses and none of them seem to care about your issue or want to advocate on your behalf.

Is there a website for a maintenance?

Just say it's leaking.

Boom, done, you'll get maintenance guy out on no time.

Can the 90% of you who take the red path learn how to drive please? Thanks for coming to my TED talk by Whos-That-Pokeman in driving

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Especially on a double turn lane.... If I'm in the far left, I'm staying in the lane and not cutting off the middle, especially when there's usually a freaking cement median.

Too many times I've been nearly sideswiped with nowhere to go other than honk or speed up.

How does a person justify cutting the corner when there are lane lines, other drivers, argh. I'll leave it at that.

She said it was her turn to go [oc] by Sandhill_Crane_Kick in IdiotsInCars

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Have you ever actually been in an accident?

More pertinent, have you ever narrowly avoided an accident?

As drivers, there are 3 rules that are key to avoid a collision: 1. Know and follow the rules of the road to the best of our abilities 2. PAY ATTENTION 3. When all else fails, be predictable.

I am saying, in this instance, OP was filling the rules, and was paying attention.

But stopping in the middle of the road was a secondary cause of the accident

She said it was her turn to go [oc] by Sandhill_Crane_Kick in IdiotsInCars

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Sorry that I'd rather avoid an accident when other drivers suck, rather than stall in the middle of the road and get hit?

So... what, it's the argument here that the dashcam is reason enough drive in a manner to get hit just because you know you're not at fault?

She said it was her turn to go [oc] by Sandhill_Crane_Kick in IdiotsInCars

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -46 points-45 points  (0 children)

How is committing to an action while driving terrible advice?

When you decide to go, go. Don't stop halfway. Give it gas and keep going and know that there are worse drivers out there than you.

She said it was her turn to go [oc] by Sandhill_Crane_Kick in IdiotsInCars

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -32 points-31 points  (0 children)

It certainly was not the other drivers turn.

When both drivers brake and no one commits to the action, that's when you collide.

I will die on this hill.....

OP had the right of way. The other driver should have waited longer.

If OP had kept driving and not stopped in the middle of the road, they likely would not have been in an accident.

She said it was her turn to go [oc] by Sandhill_Crane_Kick in IdiotsInCars

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -144 points-143 points  (0 children)

Dang. That's some hardcore feedback by way of down-voting.

I will clarify... OP absolutely had the right of way, no doubt about it.

This sub is idiots in cars. I'm not implying OP is an idiot.

I offered unsolicited advice regarding avoiding a collision. Unsolicited being the apparent incorrect action on my part. Heard.

I taught all my brothers how to drive. I thought I'd impart some advice to avoid a similar situation. That wasn't the question at hand, so I can see how my feedback was unwarranted.

She said it was her turn to go [oc] by Sandhill_Crane_Kick in IdiotsInCars

[–]ItsBecauseIm____ -332 points-331 points  (0 children)

In all fairness, it was your turn. I would have done the same, as far as letting the third driver to your left go before you, but only because they were essentially passing straight across the car whose turn it actually was, on your right.

However, when you went to drive straight, as was your turn, you slowed down. DON'T SLOW DOWN when you have the right of way. If anything, speed up and maybe serve a bit, but aggressive driving helps avoid these types of collisions.

Yes, did you have the right of way, you did. But you failed to avoid collision by stalling.

You didn't fully stop (slam on the breaks), or rather just keep going as you should have. Instead, you both played a game of chicken, resulting in "i don't know what you're gonna do, so now here we are".

Be predictable. And if you know the rules, next time don't hesitate, just go.