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Impatient driver drives through partially open gate.

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Previously:

https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...367#post173313
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...987#post198894
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...196#post134710
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...267#post146113
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...902#post140544

Imagine how impatient he will be at the glass repair shop! What do you mean it will take several hours?

Lack of impulse control can be costly. I bet he has temper tantrums at home.

Rick

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Originally Posted by rgsparber

Lack of impulse control can be costly. I bet he has temper tantrums at home.

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It's obviously NOT HIS FAULT!!!!!

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Originally Posted by bob_3000

It's obviously NOT HIS FAULT!!!!!

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and not his car

Now now, we shouldn't be too quick to judge. He could have a legitimate disability, like this guy:

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Originally Posted by bob_3000

It's obviously NOT HIS FAULT!!!!!

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It may indeed not be his fault, first we don't know how long he has waited there for that gate to function CORRECTLY. I note with interest that it fails to retract completely, and he may not have the rest of the day to waste waiting for an opportunity to proceed. It's not outside the realms of possibility that he has a valid claim against the gate owner.

never say never

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Originally Posted by old kodger

It's not outside the realms of possibility that he has a valid claim against the gate owner.

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The driver that makes the decision to proceed is always responsible for the outcome, nobody else.

A comment on the blind driver, True story my good friend an FFL holder had a customer in AZ who was blind (not sure if legally or really) wanted to get a carry permit and eventually did get it.

Montana issues hunting licenses to blind folk. Consider that, if you choose to be afield with someone who can't tell if you are not a bull elk at 75 yards.

I'll never forget the last time I rode with my grandpa. Evidently, we underestimated how bad his eye sight had gotten, and he himself couldn't quite understand why EVERYONE else was driving in his lane.

It's the only time I ever legitimately kissed the pavement after exiting a vehicle. I was so glad to be alive. On the other hand, grandpa left a few unamused drivers calling for tow trucks to pull them out of a ditch somewhere in south Arkansas in the late 80's.

LOL,
Was this a Monty Python skit that never made it into the show ????? LOL
How did he even know where the gas station was, LOL

I know this stuff looks easy when you see it on the internet, but this is probably a trained professional driving a specially modified vehicle.

https://diqn32j8nouaz.cloudfront.net...g_car_turn.jpg

Side car racing!

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I know this stuff looks easy when you see it on the internet, but this is probably a trained professional driving a specially modified vehicle.

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Is that a Geo Metro?

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Now now, we shouldn't be too quick to judge. He could have a legitimate disability, like this guy:

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I have a whole community of these guys where I live! Most of them don't even have hang tags either!