If you got my email address correct I probably got your email. Now did I read your email? That's the question that should be asked...

People who don't respond when I send them an email. So....I have to call them via phone....to see if they got my email......

People who expect me to answer my phone or read emails :D

The couple that lives in the house behind our house in our neighborhood custom ordered a new Corvette 10 years ago or so years back. He had seen my 911 many times and I invited him to the autocross. He did not want to drive, but it was in the era when fun runs were allowed. I took him for a lap and he was convinced we were going to die. I never push really hard with passengers, so it was all at 85% max.

He still talks about that crazy fast ride. Shortly after that I followed him to his sister's house to haul some piece of furniture in my El Camino. We never got within 5 MPH of the speed limit. 40 MPH roads were taken at 35 MPH. On the trip back I certainly knew the way home. I was back to his place and had the furniture un-strapped, and all the padding folded and was ready to unload before he pulled up. He is a super nice guy, but I never want to take a road trip with him.

Glen, there was a guy at my work who would only talk about cars and how fast his hotted up rice burner is - much better than a Porsche of course, so I politely agreed with him.

I arranged a track day at Manfield race track where we could really cut loose for the day and really be car guys. He was really looking forward to it and talking lots of BS in the pub sessions where we worked our where/when to meet up and our drive to the track.

When we got to the track he wouldn't go out because it looked too dangerous or something... then on the way home in moderate traffic he was doing high speed sprints and dangerous passing manoeuvers to impress us :(

Businesses who encourage communication via e-mail but don't reply after a week and then don't understand that a call asking "did you receive my e-mail?" is a polite way of asking "what kind of bass ackward business are you running if you won't serve the customer in a timely manner?"

Wild guess 1. Because they have right of way, and 2. If they don’t act assertive, cars will never stop for them even though stopping is the law. The drivers are at fault, not the peds. You are getting angry at the wrong parties. Check your drivers handbook.

Actually... Around here the law is if cars are within 25 meters of the pedestrian crossing the walker has to wait. It's to avoid emergency braking and other type accidents happening. But no one seems to know this other than those, I guess, who read the drivers handbook.

It's also a consideration/manners thing. No cars for two minutes then they leap out self rightously in front of the net car.

Real stupid people that write "If you don't get this let me know" at the bottom of their e-mail...

DIY mechanics that slather anti-seize on every nut and bolt they handle to save the next guy that works on it.

That would be me today. The next guy.

Can't remove a lug nut without smearing the gun and my hands with silver grease.

Perfect timing, I just re did a brake job that some one else did prior. Anti seized the back of thepads ,the slides, the caliper piston, and really put it on thick on the hub/studs., Oddly they used loctite on the caliper bracket . I looked like the tin man when I was done .

People who quote/reply to multi-picture threads which then repopulates all the pictures and then some other moron does it again. Enough already!

Whomever designed clothes dryer vent duct engineering - has to be a sado-masochist.

You can't attach the ducting unless the dryer is 2 feet away from the wall, everything is an inch off the freaking floor, and even if you get it attached...how on God's green earth do you get out from behind the freaking dryer?

Then there's the whole sizing thing - and the way everything attaches. :mad:

It's actually in the rules but I can tell you from first hand experience that few read the rules. That will get you banned on some smaller sites.

When people are more interested in fixing the blame rather than fixing the problem.

I like it here...so I'm not gonna read the rules...just not worth the risk ;)

I've heard the Island is a very beautiful place.

Lonely, yes. But a very beautiful place nevertheless.

Whoever designed the concrete bag should be taken out in the middle of the ocean and shoved overboard.

Every time I use one concrete spills out everywhere. Bag falls apart on me. :rolleyes:

986 987 cupholder.

I want to meet the designer so I can swing a 12-lbs sledgehammer into his nutsack.

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Excellent!