Do you guys ever get really annoyed when someone leaves their bright lights on so you start to pretend your blind and start swerving slowly into their lane to scare them?
The usual etiquette is to simply flick yours on and off. Sometimes people forget.
Are you sure you're ok, Luna?
ya lol I think my nature is to just try to correct people
The usual etiquette is to simply flick yours on and off. Sometimes people forget.
Are you sure you're ok, Luna?
ya lol I think my nature is to just try to correct people
I saw it as more of a deathwish after reading your past post about driving motorcycles at high speed while disregarding the importance of life .
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I never crashed it yet <3
It sounded like you'd been considering crashing more than once, on purpose.
Was concerning .
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The usual etiquette is to simply flick yours on and off. Sometimes people forget.
Are you sure you're ok, Luna?
ya lol I think my nature is to just try to correct people
That's a pretty Kamikaze way to correct people. XD Considering this situation must be at night, they wouldn't be able to really tell you're play-acting blind, and just be reacting to some person swerving into their lane, without likely realizing it has to do with their lights.
You could explain it to the officer after the accident, perhaps.
Thrall to the Wire of Self-Excited Circuit.
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