Bad motoring etiquette: What you hate the most.

[renzo_d10]

Nakakab*rat yung mga kopal na ayaw magpasingit pero napakakupad magdrive. Hellooooooooooo anong problema ng mga utak nyo

[crazy_boy]

Nakakab*rat yung mga kopal na ayaw magpasingit pero napakakupad magdrive. Hellooooooooooo anong problema ng mga utak nyo

ummm... makupad din utak nila? hehe

[Chikselog]

Kanina lang habang naghihintay ng next mass sa alma mater ko nakita ko na naman yung Xtrail na nakapost sa park stupidly thread na nagssounds ng malakas habang dumadaan sa harap ng simbahan. Respeto naman brad!

Isa pa yung haharurot sa loob ng campus, uuwi na nga lang magpapasikat pa. Syete tunog bente takbo naman. Sye-syete sa humps, stock height naman!

[CVT]

I hate it when the driver in front of you is taking too long to cross an intersection.
Then the car behind you starts flashing his lights and honking his horns like hell.
Bad trip ka na nga dahil ambagal ng nasa harap mo.
Stressed out ka pa dahil sa *hole na busina ng busina sa likod mo.

:bwahaha: Sandwiched between a**holes ba. Tataas presyun mo niyan talaga.

Hahaha! It is not meant to you bro, obviously. But nakaka-stress nga....

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[sidefx]

Yung mga driver na nauuna pa bumusina kesa sa tumapak ng preno.Yung mga driver na mahilig bumusina kesa dumiskarte. Pag mabagal yung nasa harap diskarte ka na ng overtake. Yung mga driver na busina ng busina muna bago signal light. Gamitin naman sa tama ang busina. Peace mga bro!

[holdencaulfield]

Sye-syete sa humps, stock height naman!

ako ginagawa ko rin yan kahit stock height nung ride ko lalo na pag may sakay akong aquarium o pag puno. pag hindi ko kasi gagawin yan ramdam yung alog sa loob at makakabasag ng aquarium yung unting kalog. kreeek! badtrip!

[Chikselog]

ako ginagawa ko rin yan kahit stock height nung ride ko lalo na pag may sakay akong aquarium o pag puno. pag hindi ko kasi gagawin yan ramdam yung alog sa loob at makakabasag ng aquarium yung unting kalog. kreeek! badtrip!

Yes ginagawa ko rin kapag puno ang sasakyan pero etong kumag na to syumete, mag isa lang naman sya sa kotse. Pasikat lang, wala namang tao! :bwahaha:

Tsaka kopal talaga magmaneho, kita mo kada konting galaw ng traffic, kakadyot ang kotse nya paabante. Nakakairita pag nasa likod ko baka mabangga ako bigla. Haharurot pa sa paparating na intersection na red light naman.

[Horsepower]

sorry bro but this is very insensitive to say. i'm in the rehab field and we sometimes work with the elderly. we help them live their daily lives without compromising their integrity. kahit matanda na yan hindi sila useless, they're still members of a society/community. you just have to keep in mind that we all have our own deficiencies. di porket matanda, wala nang kwenta.

Perhaps my post wasn't clear. Sorry about that.

Let me clarify that I adore old people. They've got a lot of stories to tell and they tolerate me (I sometimes tend to have a lot of questions and at times, a smart ass). One of my mentors is an old Spaniard priest, who used to be my professor at UP Diliman. All the advices he gave me, turned out to be right, especially those that I did not heed because I'm hardheaded.

10yrs ago, while still in college, he advised me who to marry. As fate would have it, I was able to indirectly follow his advice. Today, I'm a happily married man to a wonderful lady.

I like hearing their stories because they've been in time where I'll never be.

Anyway, I have an 84yo granny. She confided to me once that she doesn't like the feeling that she's a burden (which she isn't). She'd walk for kilometers upon kilometers in the province meeting her friends and one time, she told me she can't really see faces clearly anymore. That sometimes, I'd hear that she got hospitalized because she bumped into something or stepped on broken glass. We've told her time and time again to just stay at home because she'll be safer there - to no avail.

I asked her to fly to Manila. Had her eyes checked. Miracles of miracles, after more than 10yrs of her cataract, it still haven't developed into glaucoma (hardening of the eyes or something). Asked the doctor how much it would cost for her to get the best treatment, was quoted a hundred grand. Doctor gave us some discounts and, after just 2 weeks (two eyes), she doesn't need glasses to see. She can now read newspapers, fine print, labels etc. Best of all, she can see all of us.

She asked how she can pay us back (me and my wife) and we cheerfully told her that all she has to do is live to at least 100. Of course, that is wishful thinking, I know.

Deep inside her, I know she wants to visit her hometown in Negros where my dad was born but I still haven't had the time to arrange it yet because of course, we'll have to fly the whole gang there and not just her.

[vinj]

Kanina lang habang naghihintay ng next mass sa alma mater ko nakita ko na naman yung Xtrail na nakapost sa park stupidly thread na nagssounds ng malakas habang dumadaan sa harap ng simbahan. Respeto naman brad!

Isa pa yung haharurot sa loob ng campus, uuwi na nga lang magpapasikat pa. Syete tunog bente takbo naman. Sye-syete sa humps, stock height naman!

Mukhang KSP talaga no?

Another peeve of mine are those drivers who drive too fast in a parking lot, unmindful that there may be people (and kids!) walking about.

Perhaps my post wasn't clear. Sorry about that.

Let me clarify that I adore old people. They've got a lot of stories to tell and they tolerate me (I sometimes tend to have a lot of questions and at times, a smart ass). One of my mentors is an old Spaniard priest, who used to be my professor at UP Diliman. All the advices he gave me, turned out to be right, especially those that I did not heed because I'm hardheaded.

10yrs ago, while still in college, he advised me who to marry. As fate would have it, I was able to indirectly follow his advice. Today, I'm a happily married man to a wonderful lady.

I like hearing their stories because they've been in time where I'll never be.

Anyway, I have an 84yo granny. She confided to me once that she doesn't like the feeling that she's a burden (which she isn't). She'd walk for kilometers upon kilometers in the province meeting her friends and one time, she told me she can't really see faces clearly anymore. That sometimes, I'd hear that she got hospitalized because she bumped into something or stepped on broken glass. We've told her time and time again to just stay at home because she'll be safer there - to no avail.

I asked her to fly to Manila. Had her eyes checked. Miracles of miracles, after more than 10yrs of her cataract, it still haven't developed into glaucoma (hardening of the eyes or something). Asked the doctor how much it would cost for her to get the best treatment, was quoted a hundred grand. Doctor gave us some discounts and, after just 2 weeks (two eyes), she doesn't need glasses to see. She can now read newspapers, fine print, labels etc. Best of all, she can see all of us.

She asked how she can pay us back (me and my wife) and we cheerfully told her that all she has to do is live to at least 100. Of course, that is wishful thinking, I know.

Deep inside her, I know she wants to visit her hometown in Negros where my dad was born but I still haven't had the time to arrange it yet because of course, we'll have to fly the whole gang there and not just her.

OT: Nice to see that your grandlola is still up and about. My lolo and lola (both in their 80s) are either too weak or have advanced Alzheimer's already; nakaka-miss na rin sila. But we do all give our fair share in taking care of them as they did for us when we were all kids.

[CVT]

Let me clarify that I adore old people. They've got a lot of stories to tell and they tolerate me


Anyway, I have an 84yo granny. She confided to me once that she doesn't like the feeling that she's a burden (which she isn't). She'd walk for kilometers upon kilometers in the province meeting her friends and one time, she told me she can't really see faces clearly anymore. That sometimes, I'd hear that she got hospitalized because she bumped into something or stepped on broken glass. We've told her time and time again to just stay at home because she'll be safer there - to no avail.

I asked her to fly to Manila. Had her eyes checked. Miracles of miracles, after more than 10yrs of her cataract, it still haven't developed into glaucoma (hardening of the eyes or something). Asked the doctor how much it would cost for her to get the best treatment, was quoted a hundred grand. Doctor gave us some discounts and, after just 2 weeks (two eyes), she doesn't need glasses to see. She can now read newspapers, fine print, labels etc. Best of all, she can see all of us.

She asked how she can pay us back (me and my wife) and we cheerfully told her that all she has to do is live to at least 100. Of course, that is wishful thinking, I know.

Deep inside her, I know she wants to visit her hometown in Negros where my dad was born but I still haven't had the time to arrange it yet because of course, we'll have to fly the whole gang there and not just her.

OT: Nice to see that your grandlola is still up and about. My lolo and lola (both in their 80s) are either too weak or have advanced Alzheimer's already; nakaka-miss na rin sila. But we do all give our fair share in taking care of them as they did for us when we were all kids.

Same here bros. I like talking to old people. I like hearing stories from them and how they survived WWII.

If they want to sing Leron Leron Sinta, Planting Rice, Bourney's Serenade, Negritos of the Mountain,- I'll gladly sing with them,- many many times over....

Moreso, they give me insights that I would not be considering these days. Experience indeed is awesome!

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[Horsepower]

Mukhang KSP talaga no?

Another peeve of mine are those drivers who drive too fast in a parking lot, unmindful that there may be people (and kids!) walking about.



OT: Nice to see that your grandlola is still up and about. My lolo and lola (both in their 80s) are either too weak or have advanced Alzheimer's already; nakaka-miss na rin sila. But we do all give our fair share in taking care of them as they did for us when we were all kids.

Those drivers probably have no children and/or have not had experienced parental care as a kid.

AD is a sad situation because they are there but they aren't. I used to think that it's just a white man's disease but docus about it enlightened me about its prevalence in our country. I realized that maybe what people call "ulyanin" or "bumabalik sa pagkabata" actually are victims of AD.

I'm always praying for my lola's health. At 84, she's not taking any maintenance meds. I hope that by the time I reach 80s too, ganun din ako.

Same here bros. I like talking to old people. I like hearing stories from them and how they survived WWII.

If they want to sing Leron Leron Sinta, Planting Rice, Bourney's Serenade, Negritos of the Mountain,- I'll gladly sing with them,- many many times over....

Moreso, they give me insights that I would not be considering these days. Experience indeed is awesome!

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Yeah, this is where experience really is hard to beat. We may read or hear what it's like during WW2 but we will never know the details only those who were there experienced. Like the smell of the morning, the scent of fear that made them transfer from town to town. Articulate old people are good at reliving those moments for us to fully grasp what it's like.


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Sorry for the OT

[thejerk]

Perhaps my post wasn't clear. Sorry about that.

Let me clarify that I adore old people. They've got a lot of stories to tell and they tolerate me (I sometimes tend to have a lot of questions and at times, a smart ass). One of my mentors is an old Spaniard priest, who used to be my professor at UP Diliman. All the advices he gave me, turned out to be right, especially those that I did not heed because I'm hardheaded.

10yrs ago, while still in college, he advised me who to marry. As fate would have it, I was able to indirectly follow his advice. Today, I'm a happily married man to a wonderful lady.

I like hearing their stories because they've been in time where I'll never be.

Anyway, I have an 84yo granny. She confided to me once that she doesn't like the feeling that she's a burden (which she isn't). She'd walk for kilometers upon kilometers in the province meeting her friends and one time, she told me she can't really see faces clearly anymore. That sometimes, I'd hear that she got hospitalized because she bumped into something or stepped on broken glass. We've told her time and time again to just stay at home because she'll be safer there - to no avail.

I asked her to fly to Manila. Had her eyes checked. Miracles of miracles, after more than 10yrs of her cataract, it still haven't developed into glaucoma (hardening of the eyes or something). Asked the doctor how much it would cost for her to get the best treatment, was quoted a hundred grand. Doctor gave us some discounts and, after just 2 weeks (two eyes), she doesn't need glasses to see. She can now read newspapers, fine print, labels etc. Best of all, she can see all of us.

She asked how she can pay us back (me and my wife) and we cheerfully told her that all she has to do is live to at least 100. Of course, that is wishful thinking, I know.

Deep inside her, I know she wants to visit her hometown in Negros where my dad was born but I still haven't had the time to arrange it yet because of course, we'll have to fly the whole gang there and not just her.

well that's good to know that you're not what you sounded like on that earlier post. kudos to you and your grandma!

[mbk347]

Motorcycle Riders that don't open their headlights at night.... tapos sila pa galit pag businahan mo....

[Stoner]

Motorcycle Riders that don't open their headlights at night.... tapos sila pa galit pag businahan mo....

Add to that, just when you're about to reach the tail end of a stopped vehicle, gradually stepping lower and lower on the brakes, tapos biglang meron mag-ccut sa harap mong moto-idiot.

[CVT]

Add to that, just when you're about to reach the tail end of a stopped vehicle, gradually stepping lower and lower on the brakes, tapos biglang meron mag-ccut sa harap mong moto-idiot.

1. Hay naku,- iyang ulan na iyan,- maraming naloloko sa kalye.... Iyong mga nagmo-motor na nagko-cross ng intersection kahit na stop pa ang traffic light nila... Maraming ganyan dito sa BF Paranaque-Sucat Rd intersection kanina... Isama mo na ang mga padyak at bisikleta.....Ang sarap ......
2. Mga drivers ng sasakyan na kasalubong mo at paparada sa kabilang side ng kalye (to your right now),- at hindi magpapatay ng headlights!!! Hindi ba alam ng mga gvnggong na iyan na mas mataas ang headlights sa kanan nila at sinisilaw nila ang mga drivers dahil sa mali nilang style ng parada?... Sila nakatigil, kaya okay lang masilaw,- pero iyong mga nagda-drive, sinisilaw nila!... Lalo na iyong nakasabog na HID at naka-high beam pa!.....Patayin ninyo ang headlights ninyo!!!...
3. Iyong mga drivers ng mga sasakyan na lilipat ng passing lane at mukhang o-overtake sa sinusundang sasakyan- pero hindi naman pala oovertake... magkatabi lang halos sa daan... :twak:

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[vinj]

Daming motor na nag-cut sa akin sa traffic this past few days. PI nila. Feeling nila ang galing nila sumingit pero kung di tayo mag-preno or umiwas, matatamaan talaga sila.

With the rains now and the way they ride, tignan lang natin ano magagawa nila if they have to do a sudden stop and maneuver.

[Retz]

Motorcycle Riders that don't open their headlights at night.... tapos sila pa galit pag businahan mo....

naku sir, hindi lang motorsiklo pati mga jeepney. hindi ko nga malaman kung sadyang hindi binuksan o pundido.

[jaggerx3]

naku sir, hindi lang motorsiklo pati mga jeepney. hindi ko nga malaman kung sadyang hindi binuksan o pundido.

Madalas kasi sa jeep walang hi and low beam naka high lagi pg bukas ng ilaw, Kaya hindi rin nila binubuksan para di maka silaw. Pero nakakainis dn.


BTT: Nakakainis yung naka signal light ka para mg change lane, tapos medyo malayo naman sya. Pag ilulusot mo na sasakyan mo biglang bubusina at di ka pag bibigyan. Nakakainis yung mga hindi marunong mag bigay lalo na kapag kailangan mo na mag change lane talaga.

[dct]

naku sir, hindi lang motorsiklo pati mga jeepney. hindi ko nga malaman kung sadyang hindi binuksan o pundido.

gagamitin lang nila headlights pag nagsignal ka tapos ayaw ka nila papasukin sa lane nila kahit malayo naman

[renzo_d10]