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serai.
For those of you accustomed to yammering on your cell phones while driving:
Cell phone users tie up traffic, research says.
"It's a bit like breaking wind in the elevator. Everyone suffers," Peter Martin of the University of Utah's Traffic Lab said in a telephone interview.
Ahaha! How well he phrases it! That's exactly what I think of this selfish, egregious practice. I swear, every time I see one of those self-involved assholes nattering away with no attention to either the inconvenience or downright danger to which they put everyone else on the road, I'm tempted to commit some grievous bodily harm.
For those of you accustomed to yammering on your cell phones while driving:
Cell phone users tie up traffic, research says.
"It's a bit like breaking wind in the elevator. Everyone suffers," Peter Martin of the University of Utah's Traffic Lab said in a telephone interview.
Ahaha! How well he phrases it! That's exactly what I think of this selfish, egregious practice. I swear, every time I see one of those self-involved assholes nattering away with no attention to either the inconvenience or downright danger to which they put everyone else on the road, I'm tempted to commit some grievous bodily harm.
