Ticked off! @no bumper stickers [Orlando Sentinel]
I wish that the car dealer in
Whatever happened to bumper stickers? You never see any, not even during the election season.
I hate to say I’m ticked off at “The Happiest Place on Earth” but c’mon,
I’m ticked off at a major auto insurance company. After one of their clients backed out of a driveway and hit my car and he went to court and contested the ticket and lost they are still holding me partially responsible so they don’t have to pay my entire claim. I haven’t had an accident in over 20 years but my understanding is this is now common practice in the insurance industry. Way to scam a lot of money from people!
I’m ticked off at drivers who do not turn on their headlights according to state law. When it’s foggy, raining, half an hour before sunset, or half an hour after sunrise, your headlights must be on by law. Parking lights and daytime running lights do not count. If you don’t understand this, then you most likely violate other driving regulations and should turn in your driver’s license.
I am ticked off about a neighbor who has almost hit me twice in our neighborhood because she cannot slow down and give drivers the right of way when she is wrong! You have backed out right in front of me without looking to the other side and turned a corner so fast you were practically on two wheels! If you don’t show some consideration I’m contacting the police to patrol the neighborhood for speeders like you!
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