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    churchmouse

    I still care....Really
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    I've found it's inherent to the female genome. All gas all brake all the time.

    I put my wife in a brand new 96 Impala SS when she had worn out her 85 Monti Carlo SS.
    I was following her in my service truck one morning getting on the interstate. We hit the ramp and I pushed the throttle to the floor to merge and she checked out on me and everyone else. Zipped into the left lane and disappeared from site. I called her cell and asked why the hurry. She said "I am not in a hurry"............"Just enjoying the car"
     

    Snapdragon

    know-it-all tart
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    I'm turning into an old person driver. OK, maybe not, but I only go 5 over simply because I have no interest in getting a ticket. I get into enough trouble at yellow lights. Over the years I think I've gotten three tickets for going through a yellow. :rolleyes: I'm used to driving in Gary, where yellow means speed up and green means look both ways and wait for the a-holes running the red. You stop at a yellow in Gary and you will get rear-ended by the five cars behind you that are trying to make the light.
     

    KJQ6945

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    I will say her driving did slow down just a bit when I put her into a full size Yukon..........a bit.
    Over the summer, I was working down the road from the house. The wife had taken my truck to work, and had gone home for lunch, as the Texas terrorists were in town.
    Hearing a vehicle getting it, I look up to see MY truck almost airborne coming over a hill. Just shook my head and waved.:ugh:
     
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