Re: [RML] SPAM ANGFA National

Bjorn Straube (straube at digital.net)
Sun, 22 Feb 1998 14:07:57 -0500

Jeez, it's the attack of the blue hairs out there today! Just got back from the hardware store and
got stuck behind 4-5 of 'em :( All going 15 to 20 mph below the speed limit. One of them even
changed lanes to get in front of use and then just stayed there. Must have a sign on my car that says
please annoy me I left my gun at home ;)

Bjorn

Julie Zeppieri wrote:

> Jim
>
> "Idjits" = idiots, and all the drivers here, young or old, no matter
> what race or sex, are damn fools. Some of the stupidist maneuvers I have
> ever seen in my life I have seen right here in Portland, Oregon. Oy!!
>
> But, I must say, there is very little road rage -- the folks here may not
> know how to drive worth a damn, but they are also pretty darn polite to
> one another. They hardly even honk their horns at one another. ;)
>
> Guess the niceness kinda makes up for the ineptness. :) :)
>
> Julie <><
>
> On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, James Capelle wrote:
>
> > Julie,
> > What is an idjits? I ve notice the stories in the news about Road Rage lately and now I ve tied
> > it into the season. It (road rage) increases at the end of the winter down here in FL. It due
> > to the Snow Birds and the Older working (whom should be retired already) that drive REAL slow
> > and most are frustrated wantabe "Hall Monitors" or Crossing Guards (I am talking about old time
> > C.G. in days before police took it over and the school gave the job to older students to wear
> > the white belts(you older folks know what I mean)) Well those Road monitors are out there from
> > up north to try their hand at slowing down the fast driving we do aaround here. During the
> > summer there is no talk about road rage, just at the ending times of winter. It's our Cabin
> > Fever to our guest who stay to long.
> >
> > Julie Zeppieri wrote:
> >
> > > Oh, yeah, and they all drive like idjits, so there's no need for
> > > age-discrimination here. ;) ;) ;)
> >
> > Oh, so you all drive like that (or is it that you being from AZ and the open road and speed
> > limits you know what I am talking about). It's not just the old folk that are send down to us.
> >
> > > Sunny Florida?? Sunny California?? I like it here -- my rock is just
> > > covered w/ mosses and lichens, and sitting prettily in some mud. :)
> >
> > Some days my rock sits prettily(SP?) in some mud too, even if there wasn't any mud there ever
> > before.
> >
> > >
> > >
> > > (heeheehee)
> > > Julie <><
> > >
> > >
> > >
> > > > Adrian R. Tappin wrote:
> > > >
> > > >> >
> > > > > Have you ever thought of moving to Sunny Florida with Jim or is Florida only
> > > > > for retired people sitting under rocks or is that "sitting on their rocks" ;-)
> >
> > JiM C. Is Not Retired-- I maybe turning 50 (I mean 45 again) in May (and still in the military
> > going to college). I do not own a golf cart or know or what to ever learn the game of golf
> > either.
> > JiM C.
> >
> >
> >