Seriously.
I’ll hang up and listen.
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I use my blinker every time I turn or change lanes. In Houston that appears to make me wrong.
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I believed that when we beat Florida State we were back. Now everyone beats Florida State and we are not back (I mean depending on how you define back).
Every time the Coogs start winning I believe in them. When they lose I make excuses for them.
I need Al Anon for Coog Football. I am an enabler.
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Having been raised in Houston and living there most of my live life I have come to realize that signaling a lane change is a sign of weakness. It is an open invitation to other drivers to speed up and block your move to the lane you wanted. One solution is the “Texas Two Step”. You veteran Houston drivers know what that is . Just be careful y’all, Road Rage is real !
Go Coogs !
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I’ve been in an abusive relationship for about 35 years now. Sometimes it feels like it’s falling on all sides. I try changing out faces and that makes it better for a little while, but it always seems to regress and lose all the progress made almost like a constant of rebuilding.
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It was my fault. Paying too much for my car insurance was affecting me.
I have switched and now everything should be fine.
That’s so funny!! I was wondering the same thing last week. Great minds think alike
I guess it’s my fault because I retired and planned on making some away games…
Taking the brave step of beginning EMDR therapy after finally recognizing my enabling co-dependent abusive relationship with Cluster B Coog football.
I love people like you (I too use my signals)
To Glenn’s point though, yeah people usually just speed up and block you out😂
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Be at least halfway in your desired lane before turning on your blinker.
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