What is normally a 45 minute drive for myself to work, ended up
almost 3 hours. My niece drive is about 40 minutes to work
up Interstate 495 the loops around Boston was a four hour drive.
This is thanks in part to a nasty snow storm in the Boston area.
Snowing at the rate of 2-3 inches an hour.
White out conditions.
Betwee six to twelve inches of snow.
By the way for you dolts who drive on Interstate 495, do you really need to
stop in the right travel lane, get out of your car, and clear ice off the windshield.
And top that off you leave your driver's side door open
I must have counted at least 20 cars between Plainville and Taunton whose drivers were doing this
And am I wrong, but the more wealthy the car, the bigger the idiot driving the car?
FYI: Mercedes, and Lexus stop no better in ice than my front wheel little car.
And as is always the case the 4x4 car drivers, and you SUV drivers, do
you honestly believe your car can fly though snow better than my Nissan Sentra?
And you long haul truck drivers operating the big rigs. Do you think it is wise in snow and ice
to whiz by at speeds that are much too dangerous for the road conditions.
Actually I do like snow. We have a Chirstmas tree we decorated
in our front yard. Tree looks nice with the lights and snow.
It is the jackasses that drive that I get annoyed at.
almost 3 hours. My niece drive is about 40 minutes to work
up Interstate 495 the loops around Boston was a four hour drive.
This is thanks in part to a nasty snow storm in the Boston area.
Snowing at the rate of 2-3 inches an hour.
White out conditions.
Betwee six to twelve inches of snow.
By the way for you dolts who drive on Interstate 495, do you really need to
stop in the right travel lane, get out of your car, and clear ice off the windshield.

And top that off you leave your driver's side door open
I must have counted at least 20 cars between Plainville and Taunton whose drivers were doing this

And am I wrong, but the more wealthy the car, the bigger the idiot driving the car?
FYI: Mercedes, and Lexus stop no better in ice than my front wheel little car.
And as is always the case the 4x4 car drivers, and you SUV drivers, do
you honestly believe your car can fly though snow better than my Nissan Sentra?
And you long haul truck drivers operating the big rigs. Do you think it is wise in snow and ice
to whiz by at speeds that are much too dangerous for the road conditions.
Actually I do like snow. We have a Chirstmas tree we decorated
in our front yard. Tree looks nice with the lights and snow.
It is the jackasses that drive that I get annoyed at.
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