Prairie Dog
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A novel way to promote your garage sale.
or punish your kid.
In my experience, nobody looks before opening doors, with or without phones. Easier said than done sometimes, as in this case, but staying out of the door zone is the only defense.I could not tell if she just had her phone in her hand or was looking at it.
Unless of course you rip through the streets of NYC like these dudes do.Easier said than done sometimes, as in this case, but staying out of the door zone is the only defense.
Holy carp! "On your game" doesn't even come close to describing that.Unless of course you rip through the streets of NYC like these dudes do.
I have not seen much of it in several years or I should say I have not had to dodge in several years. but I see people get out of their cars and cross the road without ever looking. so maybe the same thing.In my experience, nobody looks before opening doors, with or without phones. Easier said than done sometimes, as in this case, but staying out of the door zone is the only defense.
Yeah, I don’t know if many New Yawkers are familiar with the Dutch Reach approach when opening car doors. In fact, most drivers in general likely aren’t as well though it probably wouldn’t have made any difference given the rate of speed he was travelling and the reckless manner in which he was conducting himself. That being said, I would have given him points for artistic merit if he would have dressed in a suit and tie while clutching onto a brief case in one hand and an umbrella in the other.Holy carp! "On your game" doesn't even come close to describing that.
Good thing nobody opened their car door...
Kinda looks like the boat and trailer were in a rollover.looks like it fell off the trailer or its junk the homeless or someone else left the side of the road.
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My wife is a preschool teacher and she gets the kids to paint stuff like that on rocks, then they leave them in random places