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Drivers in T.O. (pg. 4)
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| zoogla |
| quote: | Originally posted by malek
thats a village, it stops being a highway.
everyone knows you take the 40, not the 20 when coming to Montréal :) |
Well, it's not Montreal but it's still somewhat similar to the Don Valley Parkway which I kinda consider a highway...and yes you start with the 40 but I take the 20 to get to Montreal Centre-Ville...so there's this stretch of what I believe is the 20 with a 90 limit and the lanes are pretty damn narrow...it's like a major route just outside of downtown Montreal--you consider that a village? |
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| StereoPrincess |
| quote: | Originally posted by malek
hmm no
lanewidtharestandard. |
for quebec maybe.
and whats the bull of no turning right on reds.
that must be the most retarded rule ever created. |
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| Playa24_7 |
| hahaha this thread is gold :toothless |
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| loca |
| quote: | Originally posted by Irishaddict
To all those drivers that like to honk and be obnoxious ******s: If you're in a hurry, leave earlier . |
Some of us do leave well in time, and will make it there early whether you decide to go snail speed or not, we just don't like slowing right down to friggin 80, especially when driving in the left lane.
I hate it when people decide to go exactly the speed limit in the left lane (or slower :whip: ). Get the out of there or do what everyone else does, speed the hell up! |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by Sly_Guy
^^^
that's pretty gold.
Malek man you can't take this sitting down man, she's making you look pretty bad. Hahaha. |
thats because she's suffering PMS and don't get the jokes I'm throwing at her, I know I'm contradicting myself, its called doublespeak, say something do something else, especially against Ontarians :D Also, I don't mind the chitchat, I'm bored at "work". |
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| arek |
you can drive safely 10 over the speed limit. I usually drive 20 over.
left lane is for passing = faster drivers.
stay off it if you are going to drive the speed limit.
same thing applies on the highways. |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by fayraree
Well, it's not Montreal but it's still somewhat similar to the Don Valley Parkway which I kinda consider a highway...and yes you start with the 40 but I take the 20 to get to Montreal Centre-Ville...so there's this stretch of what I believe is the 20 with a 90 limit and the lanes are pretty damn narrow...it's like a major route just outside of downtown Montreal--you consider that a village? |
dude thats like 40 kms outside of downtown, its a village called vaudreuil-dorion, federal wanted to built the highway thru the small town, citizens opposed it, and it stayed that way.
you take the 40, then 15 south, you're downtown, its a bit longer, but way faster. |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by StereoPrincess
for quebec maybe.
and whats the bull of no turning right on reds.
that must be the most retarded rule ever created. |
only on the island of Montréal you can't turn right, and for a reason. Try doing it without running over a dozen of people. Unlike Toronto, people over here actually walk in the streets and like New York where its also prohibited to turn on right, it's safer for pedestrians. |
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| bass drive |
left lane huggers :whip:
I usually just pass them on the right, but if I am in a bad mood I either; give them a tan with my high beem, or pass them on the right then slow down infront of them for a while :disbelief |
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| malek |
| quote: | Originally posted by bass drive
left lane huggers :whip:
I usually just pass them on the right, but if I am in a bad mood I either; give them a tan with my high beem, or pass them on the right then slow down infront of them for a while :disbelief |
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| Irishaddict |
| quote: | Originally posted by malek
thats because she's suffering PMS and don't get the jokes I'm throwing at her, I know I'm contradicting myself, its called doublespeak, say something do something else, especially against Ontarians :D Also, I don't mind the chitchat, I'm bored at "work". |
Oh no not a PMS insult.
In my fragile woman state I am unable to bear the burden of your condescension. I am so weak and vulnerable in my domain of pre-menstrual stress. My emotions overwhelm me to the point where I seek out those actively to console my delicate and weaning inner-strength. Your harsh comment has utterly destroyed my self-confidence. :rolleyes:
I ing love how everytime a guy is getting one-upped in the insults, it's because the girl has 'PMS'. Gee, haven't heard that before. It's ok though, I understand the male's complete lack of understanding towards 'actual' PMS and recognize they like to cover the fact they can't keep up with verbal banter by simply playing the ever-popular P-card. Nice try. |
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