Driving late at night, early in the morning....
10-24-2008, 03:25 AM
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Driving late at night, early in the morning....
...in your Suby, alone on the freeway that leads to wide open streets, with nothing but green lights all the way, windows up, music playing, and just cruisin'....
That's a great feeling.
That's a great feeling.
10-24-2008, 04:12 AM
#4
took me a long time to be on the freeways and roads at night after my accident. I got hit at 2:05 am. I always try to avoid that hour of the night cus of drunk drivers leaving the bars. I should have waited that night to drive like my gut told me :/
10-24-2008, 04:19 AM
#5
it is always kinda eerie driving at night... I used to be driving around at 3-4 back when I worked at the movie theater... It is crazy going down main street where cars a gridlock and people are everywhere and then at 3-4 there is absolutely nothing...
I am so bored right now I might go out and just start driving in circles...
I am so bored right now I might go out and just start driving in circles...
10-24-2008, 08:35 AM
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10-24-2008, 10:13 AM
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Out at my place there's MAD deer right now and coyotes.
I hit a full sizer blasting through the fog last year. Luckily I saw it coming and was able to turn away. I nearly missed him but he slid into my back wheel. Knocked him out. I looked in my mirror and was like... **** I'm gonna have to go kill the poor thing and try not to get attacked. His tail was wagging and what not. Soon as I started to open my door... BLAM. Truck strait mashed it.
Really sad because they're just big dogs really. Looked like a police dog.
Night before last 2 pups got tagged right in front of me. I thought they were foxes at first but I didn't get a good look because the truck in front of me hit one and the car coming the other way hit the other. I saw them this morning. Definitely dogs of some kind. Really got to me actually because they don't look like coyotes to me. Short hair. Looks like some ******* dumped their puppies on the side of the road and they got smacked. Wouldn't be the first time. I've seen full grown pits out there. A GIANT gorgeous husky.. got hit. And we rescued a chocolate lab puppy. I say puppy but the dude had to be 80 pounds. gorgeous. They tied him to a stake on the side of the road with a tin of food and left him there. Found him in the middle of the night. Found a home for him next day.
anyways... deer. At least twice a week deer come wondering out in front of me on my driveway.
I hit a full sizer blasting through the fog last year. Luckily I saw it coming and was able to turn away. I nearly missed him but he slid into my back wheel. Knocked him out. I looked in my mirror and was like... **** I'm gonna have to go kill the poor thing and try not to get attacked. His tail was wagging and what not. Soon as I started to open my door... BLAM. Truck strait mashed it.
Really sad because they're just big dogs really. Looked like a police dog.
Night before last 2 pups got tagged right in front of me. I thought they were foxes at first but I didn't get a good look because the truck in front of me hit one and the car coming the other way hit the other. I saw them this morning. Definitely dogs of some kind. Really got to me actually because they don't look like coyotes to me. Short hair. Looks like some ******* dumped their puppies on the side of the road and they got smacked. Wouldn't be the first time. I've seen full grown pits out there. A GIANT gorgeous husky.. got hit. And we rescued a chocolate lab puppy. I say puppy but the dude had to be 80 pounds. gorgeous. They tied him to a stake on the side of the road with a tin of food and left him there. Found him in the middle of the night. Found a home for him next day.
anyways... deer. At least twice a week deer come wondering out in front of me on my driveway.
