Road rage
By howannoying - 16/02/2013 06:24 - Australia - Melbourne
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By Anonymous - 15/06/2022 18:00
ha,my moms the same
Your mom's just a horrible hypocrite.
Hungry hungry hypocrite.
Next time just let her get out her road rage, so you won't get introuble or have to walk.
Road rage can make good drivers dangerous drivers.
I'd rather walk then be in a car with a road raged driver.. MY chances just seem higher that way..
#24- Yes, definitely your chances of living.
Better late than never and it could very well be never if the driver has road rage.
You should have said, "Aw, mum, gimme a brake!" Even better, learn the difference between "brake" and "break."
I hate when people don't no the difference between two words.
I would have said that "two"
Their and There, To Too and Two, Your and You're, Weather and Whether, obviously Break and Brake. I could go on but I won't.
Practice/practise, Affect/effect, Quote/quoatation, alot/ a lot, A while/ Awhile
You fool... you 'defiantly' do not seem to understand Perdix' comment.
Noor didn't get the pun?! :0 *gasp*
there is usually need for road rage
Like when?
like when you cross in the middle of the road
hey, you gotta set a good example for your kids and she did GREAT!!!!
Anger issues. She should probably see someone about that. You know, find another way to vent than to throw their child out of the car....
Maybe you were safer walking home than being in the car with your mum in that state.
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Maybe you were safer walking home than being in the car with your mum in that state.
You should have said, "Aw, mum, gimme a brake!" Even better, learn the difference between "brake" and "break."