View Full Version : Road rage, a disease?
Dionysus
06-06-2006, 09:46 PM
http://www.cnn.com/2006/HEALTH/06/05/road.rage.disease.ap/index.html
Now, I don't give a shit if this is a real disorder or not, but if pills help these people, then so be it. I hate it when when fuckers blow at me because I'm driving to slow for them. Why are people such a hurry all the time? People are dying to get home or at work. :rolleyes:
Disorders aside, I think road rage has a lot to do with people not wanting to enjoy life and stopping to smell the roses. :( When I drive, I like to look at all of the pretty birds, bunny rabbits, and purple flowers. :) Who cares about getting anywhere one minute earlier?
valkyrie
06-07-2006, 12:33 AM
Well, people who drive below the speed limit should be shot.
That said, my low-grade road rage disappeared when I moved (1) to a relatively low-traffic area (2) very close to work. When my commute took over an hour, I was always pissed off, but when it takes five minutes, not so much.
KSigkid
06-13-2006, 10:36 AM
If so, most of the city of Boston should be vaccinated.
WCUgirl
06-13-2006, 10:42 AM
I'm sorry, but when someone cuts me off, and I honk at them to let them know they're going to hit me, and then I get flipped off....yeah, there's a problem.
Let me tell you what. I always thought South Carolina drivers were among the worst in the country, and now that I'm living here, I firmly believe it. I SWEAR they teach them in driver's ed that they have about ten seconds to get through a light after it turns red. I hated the red-light cameras they had up all over the place in Charlotte, but they really need them down here.
Though I will admit to getting road rage when I get stuck behind the horse carriages when I'm on my way home from work. Not only are they slow, but they're stinky. :(
squirrely girl
06-13-2006, 10:45 AM
road rage is so not a disease inasmuch as asshole isn't a disease - calling things diseases really just lets some people off the hook
on a side note - there are some seriously horrible drivers in nashville...grrrr
AlphaFrog
06-13-2006, 10:56 AM
I totally cut someone off yesterday pulling off my side street, but their car was this color on a rainy early morning, and they didn't have their headlights on. I didn't see them until I was already on the road. I expected them to honk, but they didn't. I guess they knew they were dumbasses for not having their lights on. More people need to take responsibility for being dumbasses on the road.:p
AKA_Monet
06-13-2006, 12:35 PM
Fortunately, I had a headache today, so my husband drove... He's more patient than I...
Of course we do play "Deathrace 2000"...
Sorry for the MSing, I am quite violently minded today and I've been caffienated...I need my meds to CD and visualize the pretty bunnies and roses... Breathe... ;)
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