UUV 101 - be responsible!

**CLAVEL3699** · August 31st, 2006 06:20 PM

Originally Posted by mbeige

I wonder, and be realistic, what are the chances that he or she is reading this board and actually changing his or her habits, or being reprimanded by somebody else? Just curious since I see a lot of "O eto sayo isaksak mo sa baga mo" replies to such extent as to berate the anonymous driver. But realistically, has anybody ever been reprimanded personally because of somebody posting their bad habits online?

I always see these threads about some car with a certain license number doing something wrong, but then again what's the point? Others are just complaining about them driving too slow on the left lane, or doing something else I personally think is better left ignored and forgotten--small petty things lang na kaiinisan mo for the day yet you'll just forget it the morning after.

Obviously there are those that have tinted license plate covers, counterflow specialists, etc. and I agree that those people should be caught. Even the driver mentioned in this thread should be reprimanded/caught/spanked at the very least. But realistically, what can you do?

sori ha. di ko gets.

**jake1210** · August 31st, 2006 06:32 PM

Originally Posted by mbeige

I wonder, and be realistic, what are the chances that he or she is reading this board and actually changing his or her habits, or being reprimanded by somebody else? Just curious since I see a lot of "O eto sayo isaksak mo sa baga mo" replies to such extent as to berate the anonymous driver. But realistically, has anybody ever been reprimanded personally because of somebody posting their bad habits online?

I always see these threads about some car with a certain license number doing something wrong, but then again what's the point? Others are just complaining about them driving too slow on the left lane, or doing something else I personally think is better left ignored and forgotten--small petty things lang na kaiinisan mo for the day yet you'll just forget it the morning after.

Obviously there are those that have tinted license plate covers, counterflow specialists, etc. and I agree that those people should be caught. Even the driver mentioned in this thread should be reprimanded/caught/spanked at the very least. But realistically, what can you do?

considering the MODS that he/she made on his CAR, chances is 99% that he/she can read this thread.... baka nga member pa yun ng tsikot or other clubs.

What can we do? siyempre WALA, this will serve as a wake-up call...

**ts1n1ta** · August 31st, 2006 06:36 PM

Originally Posted by mbeige

I wonder, and be realistic, what are the chances that he or she is reading this board and actually changing his or her habits, or being reprimanded by somebody else? Just curious since I see a lot of "O eto sayo isaksak mo sa baga mo" replies to such extent as to berate the anonymous driver. But realistically, has anybody ever been reprimanded personally because of somebody posting their bad habits online?

I always see these threads about some car with a certain license number doing something wrong, but then again what's the point? Others are just complaining about them driving too slow on the left lane, or doing something else I personally think is better left ignored and forgotten--small petty things lang na kaiinisan mo for the day yet you'll just forget it the morning after.

Obviously there are those that have tinted license plate covers, counterflow specialists, etc. and I agree that those people should be caught. Even the driver mentioned in this thread should be reprimanded/caught/spanked at the very least. But realistically, what can you do?

La naman at least people here get to rant. ;)

**Bogeyman** · August 31st, 2006 07:19 PM

Well at the very least, we get to vent out our frustrations, while others who have experienced similar situations get to commiserate with us. It's better than letting it all well up inside. Masama magkimkim, it's bad for the health. :D

**mbeige** · September 1st, 2006 10:38 AM

Well I guess...pero sana lang something can really be done. Maybe a good idea is to just let petty stuff go and forget about it kaysa sa masira pa araw mo trying to vent it out or thinking of it.

**CLAVEL3699** · September 2nd, 2006 03:56 PM

Originally Posted by Bogeyman

Well at the very least, we get to vent out our frustrations, while others who have experienced similar situations get to commiserate with us. It's better than letting it all well up inside. Masama magkimkim, it's bad for the health. :D

mahirap baka sa pwet lumabas ang sama nang loob

**claRkEnt** · September 2nd, 2006 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by mbeige

Well I guess...pero sana lang something can really be done. Maybe a good idea is to just let petty stuff go and forget about it kaysa sa masira pa araw mo trying to vent it out or thinking of it.

Ranting is a form of therapy... Woozzzzzahhh!!!!

And in case the subject will be able to read the rant, there will be a chance for reform and prevent another "Promenade, Greenhills Incident".

**JagXtrm** · September 2nd, 2006 10:05 PM

Originally Posted by mbeige

I wonder, and be realistic, what are the chances that he or she is reading this board and actually changing his or her habits, or being reprimanded by somebody else? Just curious since I see a lot of "O eto sayo isaksak mo sa baga mo" replies to such extent as to berate the anonymous driver. But realistically, has anybody ever been reprimanded personally because of somebody posting their bad habits online?

I always see these threads about some car with a certain license number doing something wrong, but then again what's the point? Others are just complaining about them driving too slow on the left lane, or doing something else I personally think is better left ignored and forgotten--small petty things lang na kaiinisan mo for the day yet you'll just forget it the morning after.

Obviously there are those that have tinted license plate covers, counterflow specialists, etc. and I agree that those people should be caught. Even the driver mentioned in this thread should be reprimanded/caught/spanked at the very least. But realistically, what can you do?

sir, in as much as i hate posting this kind of thead here, i always think 10x or more before doing such action.

Everyday nagdri-drive ako going to/from work, at every din marami akong na-eencounter na pasaway sa kalye. Most of them pinapabayaan ko lang dahil sasakit lang ulo ko sa sobrang asar at high blood. Siguradong ako ang talo.

Pero kung nabasa nya yng thread na 'to, sana naman makonsensya siya at maging responsible driver. Hindi dahil may tsikot ka, lamang ka na sa mga pedestrians. Pare-parehas po tayong tao lamang at respetuhin po natin ang rights ng isa't isa.

Kaya yung sa 1st post ko nag-iwan ako ng message sa kanya (at sa ibang tsikoteers) -- Drive responsibly kaibigan. Yun lang po ang 1st reason. Yung ibang reasons, pwedeng kasama na rin ang pag rant.

PEACE po!

**mbeige** · September 3rd, 2006 08:25 AM

Originally Posted by JagXtrm

sir, in as much as i hate posting this kind of thead here, i always think 10x or more before doing such action.

Everyday nagdri-drive ako going to/from work, at every din marami akong na-eencounter na pasaway sa kalye. Most of them pinapabayaan ko lang dahil sasakit lang ulo ko sa sobrang asar at high blood. Siguradong ako ang talo.

Pero kung nabasa nya yng thread na 'to, sana naman makonsensya siya at maging responsible driver. Hindi dahil may tsikot ka, lamang ka na sa mga pedestrians. Pare-parehas po tayong tao lamang at respetuhin po natin ang rights ng isa't isa.

Kaya yung sa 1st post ko nag-iwan ako ng message sa kanya (at sa ibang tsikoteers) -- Drive responsibly kaibigan. Yun lang po ang 1st reason. Yung ibang reasons, pwedeng kasama na rin ang pag rant.

PEACE po!

I hope you're right on him reading this thread and changing. Tingin ko lang since kapal na ng mukha niya to drive that way, mataas ang pride niyan and he won't go down without a fight. Worse, he might be the kind of attention grabbing individual kaya gagawin niya ulit yon dahil may nakapansin. But, that's just me. Di ako nakiki-argue ha, I'm just having a conversation with you guys.

But I guess ranting is also a form of therapy. Most will agree that listening to soft music while driving will also keep you more calm. Noticed that when I changed my station from 107.5 to 88.3.

Originally Posted by CLAVEL3699

mahirap baka sa pwet lumabas ang sama nang loob

Teka takpan ko lang ilong ko ha

**nugundam93** · September 3rd, 2006 08:41 AM

Originally Posted by bm5er

We have the same issues at Eastwood, where half the buildings are residential.
Drivers simply rev their cars around the area without any concern for residents, and most of the time late evenings pa.

I know there are regular motoring related events on Wednesdays in the area. I am not sure if this is related to that. No pun intended to organizers.

i've seen the ingress ng mymitsuph (club where i belong to) nung nagjoin sila sa isang motorwednesday event dati and tamihik naman sila. in fact, mas maingay pa nga kulitan at asaran nila eh. hehehe. dunno about the egress though, since i was at work na.

dunno about the other clubs, pero i believe naman na they are responsible enough to not disturb the peace dun.

i think yung mga nagpupunta lang sa eastwood to gimmik are the ones doing that. two cents ko lang po.