I agree, it is indeed!
I always do my best to a avoid calling people rude names and swearing at them on the internet, in the hope I can avoid being judged and stereotyped by those that stoop to such poor behaviour
I agree, it is indeed!
No you just make general stereotypical sweeping statements about other people's behaviour and then take offence when it's pointed out that your perception might just make you look rather smug and arrogant.Red5 wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:41 pmI agree, it is indeed!
I always do my best to a avoid calling people rude names and swearing at them on the internet, in the hope I can avoid being judged and stereotyped by those that stoop to such poor behaviour
Peteski wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 4:26 pm
No you just make general stereotypical sweeping statements about other people's behaviour and then take offence when it's pointed out that your perception might just make you look rather smug and arrogant.
But I'll be sure to look out for you religiously following strict left lane etiquette on a busy motorway.
If you read my post carefully, I didn't actually call you a prick. I simply implied that you might come across as one given your polarised generalisations about groups of people. But you appear to have taken the bait and labelled yourself accordingly.
I do understand the passive aggression and the prick insinuations you make.
Peteski wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 8:18 pm Okay fair enough. I was actually being a bit tongue in cheek with the prick insinuation, but I realise it did come across more aggressively. So I do apologise for that.
Back to middle lane hogs, I think in reality most people just don't like the erratic pace of the left hand lane and it's not so often that you get people actually hogging the middle lane below the speed limit. In which case are they really hogging anyone else?
What I do see a lot of though are ultra-slow overtakers, where they pull out to pass a truck and then proceed to overtake at 1mph or less differential. That is really irritating!
How NOT to use cruise control.