2008-11-08, 09:51 AM
Funny story, you'd probably think I was nuts, and in a sense, I'm rather gutsy and reckless.. lol. So I got off work around 11 PM last night, and after I got done driving to the bank (job-related, to make sure my manager deposits the money to the bank), I was about to drive home.
Suddenly, here's what irks me. This one white kid driving in his sports car had his windows rolled down, we both were waiting for the Stop Light to turn Green. He looked at me like he wanted a goddamn race. I raised my eyebrow and smirked. I was driving a black Ford Contour Sport, btw.
So as soon as the light hit green, I steered/turned left, and he was on the other lane. The next thing you know, we both were driving at 70 miles per hour IN a town. Luckily, and thank god it was quiet that night, and there was barely anyone else driving. Anyways, I starting upping it to 80mph, and the other guy probably did near 85+?
I swerved and almost hit a bump on the side, luckily, I have really good hand-eye coordination and I have really good timing. x_0; But then I noticed it was getting really windy too, so that was most likely the reason why I swerved, and lulz.
So, here's a story to you all. Ignore your urges to drive incredibly fast at night, safety > fun + recklessness.
Suddenly, here's what irks me. This one white kid driving in his sports car had his windows rolled down, we both were waiting for the Stop Light to turn Green. He looked at me like he wanted a goddamn race. I raised my eyebrow and smirked. I was driving a black Ford Contour Sport, btw.
So as soon as the light hit green, I steered/turned left, and he was on the other lane. The next thing you know, we both were driving at 70 miles per hour IN a town. Luckily, and thank god it was quiet that night, and there was barely anyone else driving. Anyways, I starting upping it to 80mph, and the other guy probably did near 85+?
I swerved and almost hit a bump on the side, luckily, I have really good hand-eye coordination and I have really good timing. x_0; But then I noticed it was getting really windy too, so that was most likely the reason why I swerved, and lulz.
So, here's a story to you all. Ignore your urges to drive incredibly fast at night, safety > fun + recklessness.