Oh yeah. And it's just "Jersey driver."
I'm very formal in my insults!
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Oh yeah. And it's just "Jersey driver."
I'm very formal in my insults!
Apropos of driving insults, I remember being all chagrined at going off to college and finding out that much of the rest of the country calls slowing down at a stop sign, tapping the brakes, and zooming away a California stop. In the Bay Area, all my driver's ed teachers called it a Hollywood stop.
Now I'm all curious about what LAistas call it.
I'm very formal in my insults!
Actually, I once cracked up a friend when a guy cut me off. I flipped the finger and yelled, "Fuck you, sir !"
::shrugs::
Driving.
OH MY GOD, this class might kill me. AND the internet is spotty. Kill me!
Now I'm all curious about what LAistas call it.
All I've heard it called it here is a California Roll, but that wasn't a native.
In San Diego we always ranted about the Arizona drivers. I believe we called them Zoners.
We don't blame our bad drivers on a particular state, it is just, Tourists!
I always figured the red car being pulled over in a pack of speeding drivers was a matter of it being the easiest one to pick out. Bright yellow would work too. I've deserved my speeding tickets. Too damn expensive so I have slowed down.
Now I'm all curious about what LAistas call it.
In Pennsylvania, it was called the Minnesota Rolling Stop. Not a lot of Californians driving around Pennsylvania.
Me, I call it efficient.
Amy, tell the truth, your last name is Olbermann, isn't it? Although I have learned that idiots heart "Sir" and "Madam".