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Sexist Headlines Improved!
May. 4th, 2014 11:30 amBecause us women folks are only thinking about looking good and pleasing men... *eyeroll*
( More Under Cut ^_^ )
After a year and a half of not smoking I have wanted a cigarette so bad the past two weeks I could claw someones eyes out... Damn.
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Things like this just kill me... talking about covering the dog show while there's a robbery in progress >.< (If you are a Golden Girls fan you will so get that reference...lol the episode if you are curious is called "Melodrama" But enough of that check this out and you shall see what I mean... *sighs deeply*
What’s Important Is That They’re Polyamorous | My Sex Professor: Sexuality Education
What’s Important Is That They’re Polyamorous | My Sex Professor: Sexuality Education
Howdy all this is a totally random news article that had me going ftw? Opinions wanted as always ^_^
Zig-zag lines are being painted intentionally in Virginia in an effort to get drivers to slow down. The 500 feet of Belmont Ridge Road, where it intersects with the Washington and Old Dominion trail in Loudoun County, is a high pedestrian traffic and bicycle traffic area.
Ok is it just me guys or does this look more like a way to make a driver go WTF and swerve?
Virginia Department of Transportation’s (VDOT) Mike Salmon said:
“It is a low cost strategy to get motorists to slow down as they approach the bike trail and pedestrian path. While at first motorists may be a little disoriented, the main point is to get them to pay attention and slow down through that area.”
Apparently similar programs have been successful in the U.K. and Australia. VDOT will study the effect of the zig-zagging lines for a year to see if they actually reduce speeds.
Zig-zag lines are being painted intentionally in Virginia in an effort to get drivers to slow down. The 500 feet of Belmont Ridge Road, where it intersects with the Washington and Old Dominion trail in Loudoun County, is a high pedestrian traffic and bicycle traffic area.
Ok is it just me guys or does this look more like a way to make a driver go WTF and swerve? Virginia Department of Transportation’s (VDOT) Mike Salmon said:
“It is a low cost strategy to get motorists to slow down as they approach the bike trail and pedestrian path. While at first motorists may be a little disoriented, the main point is to get them to pay attention and slow down through that area.”
Apparently similar programs have been successful in the U.K. and Australia. VDOT will study the effect of the zig-zagging lines for a year to see if they actually reduce speeds.
