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ray a · August 2004

As seen on my way home from work today:

[b]"Stupidity ought to be painful"[b]

ritaanz · August 2004

Raytoots, are you trying to tell us something?

rad · August 2004

Although I agree, can you just imagine all the FMLA claims that would result? I shudder at the thought.

ray a · August 2004

It would sure to be an ADA protected category.

Don D · August 2004

Was it small print...causing you to tailgate to read it...causing you to rear-end the car... causing your nose to be in pain? If so, the sticker's message was proven and it's objective was accomplished. At your expense.

LarryC · August 2004

Here's one for you, Ray:

"The difference between genius and stupidity is genius has limits."

Beave · August 2004

""Stupidity ought to be painful" "

It can be very painful - TO WATCH

To funny.

Whatever · August 2004

How did you get out of work so early?

Don D · August 2004

Great observation!! Ray posting to tell us he's not at work with a time stamp on the post! Sorta like the bank robber writing his demand on his deposit ticket. (I wonder if it's painful for him)

ray a · August 2004

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 08-26-04 AT 01:15PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Ah Don, the time stamp shows 4:40 CST, which was 5:40 local time. Were you still at work at 5:40 your local time... and you too Whatever???? Don, my intellegence...inteligense...intellagance...intelligince... smarts is so great that I waited for a red light so I could safely get close enough to read it. My nose is fine... no pain.

Whatever · August 2004

Actually I was at a meeting that seemed to go on forever (probably because by 6 I was hungry and very much in need of anything alcoholic).
So you weren't smart enough (and/or traveling fast enough) ( and/or your reflexes weren't fast enough)(and/or your radar detector beeped) to avoid stopping at a red light. x;-)

ray a · August 2004

... or the car in front of me was already stopped. This isn't NYC - we drive politely.

Don D · August 2004

Ray: Re post no. 9....Your 'WHAT' is so great?

System · August 2004

He go'ed to college before spellcheck.

ray a · August 2004

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 08-26-04 AT 01:13PM (CST)[/font][br][br]Suppose if I had a pick-em-up truck with a gun rack in the back and a crash bar on the front, I would just run into the guy or run him over in order to read it then flip him the bird as I passed by. Is that what you'd do with your truck?

System · August 2004

'round here they just pull over, drop the tailgate and have a beer.

Whatever · August 2004

We may not drive politely but we are driving so slowly that no one notices (except for upstate Republicans).
By the way, it was published today that the state with the worst traffic death rate is Wyoming. #2 is Mississippi. New York is #49.

ray a · August 2004

Interesting info, Whatever. And I wonder what the per capita rate of pickup trucks with gun racks is in those 3 states you list?

safety · August 2004

I saw a bumper sticker this morning that said "Flush The Johns" positioned next to a sticker that said "Vote For W"

HRCalico · August 2004

[font size="1" color="#FF0000"]LAST EDITED ON 08-28-04 AT 10:07PM (CST)[/font][br][br]I saw the same message on a picture of two toilets . . . there may have also been head shot pictures strategically placed.

John Kerry walks into a bar. The bartender says "why the long face?"

Don D · August 2004

Raymond: Although my current ride is a new pickup truck, I have never had a gun rack in the window of a vehicle. You are prejudiced. Several times a year I have a shotgun in my truck when I am bird hunting. I was arrested on federal property last year for having a loaded pistol in the door. I no longer have it loaded. Do you always get this out of joint when your mispelling is called to your attention????

ray a · August 2004

"You are prejudiced."

In the final analysis, aren't we all?

Don D · August 2004

Yes. And everyone in NY drives a Volvo or a Moped and says 'youse guys'. And has a beer gut from Yankee Stadium hotdogs. Even the women. They all look exactly alike, right? x:D

Whatever · August 2004

"youse guys" is a term that people from upstate are not allowed to use. As for all us women looking alike, I thank you. It is so nice to know I look like Christie Brinkley. x:*

ray a · August 2004

Well, I suppose upstaters of the mafia persuasion might say "youse guys". But even though I was a member of the forum mafia, that doesn't quite count. I did drive a Volvo 20 years ago.

Parabeagle · August 2004

"I did drive a Volvo 20 years ago."

I dunno, ray. I think you missed the boat by not driving a Pacer - 'course, you could always go find one and restore it x;-) No blind spots and you could have enjoyed that beautiful upstate NY countryside.

Know how to tell a redneck executive? He has a gun rack in his BMW.

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