5 thoughts on “Reason # 346 why I don’t drive at night.”
When I was hauling propane out of the refineries , I used to meet up with the same asshole at night with a car with 4 rally lights , so bright you couldn’t see anything. I got to the point where I would ever over into his land , he got the message .
Veer into his lane, fucking spell check
Persons with an anal personality have an obsessive attention to details to the extent that it is an annoyance
When I was young and stupid, I preferred to drive at night. A quick stop at Dunkin Donuts, coupla jelly-filled, fresh cuppa joe, and a fresh pack of cigs, and I could drive all night. Now, us old coots can’t see worth a damn at night, and between those glaring headlights, and the deer and black Angus cattle wandering on the road, we avoid driving at night except under dire circumstances.
My son put those super bright blue euro headlights in his old Ford Ranger. I warned him cause a) they were illegal in Texas and b) I didn’t think the Ford wiring harness would stand up to it. Mind you, the truck was roughly 10 years old and about 120,000 miles when I gave it to him. Running perfect, clean top and bottom, no issues. After about 6 months both headlights stopped working, the electrical connection on one side melted, the other side actually briefly caught fire. We had to go about a foot back into the wiring harness and replace everything, He wasn’t happy, but life lessons sometimes are the best teachers.
When I was hauling propane out of the refineries , I used to meet up with the same asshole at night with a car with 4 rally lights , so bright you couldn’t see anything. I got to the point where I would ever over into his land , he got the message .
Veer into his lane, fucking spell check
Persons with an anal personality have an obsessive attention to details to the extent that it is an annoyance
When I was young and stupid, I preferred to drive at night. A quick stop at Dunkin Donuts, coupla jelly-filled, fresh cuppa joe, and a fresh pack of cigs, and I could drive all night. Now, us old coots can’t see worth a damn at night, and between those glaring headlights, and the deer and black Angus cattle wandering on the road, we avoid driving at night except under dire circumstances.
My son put those super bright blue euro headlights in his old Ford Ranger. I warned him cause a) they were illegal in Texas and b) I didn’t think the Ford wiring harness would stand up to it. Mind you, the truck was roughly 10 years old and about 120,000 miles when I gave it to him. Running perfect, clean top and bottom, no issues. After about 6 months both headlights stopped working, the electrical connection on one side melted, the other side actually briefly caught fire. We had to go about a foot back into the wiring harness and replace everything, He wasn’t happy, but life lessons sometimes are the best teachers.