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Car Forum / Driving, Maintenance, Tuning / RVs / May 2007Why RVers will die early
10 easy paths to self-destruction http://www.livescience.com/health/top_10_self_destruction-1.html 10) sacrifice sleep. It's harder to sleep on the road than at home. 9) ignore the doctor. It's hard to visit your doc regularly when on the road. 8) dumb down your brain. Sitting and driving is dumbing down your brain. 7) questionable sex practices. RVers are probably very promiscuous. One swinger even posted here soliticing. 6) drive a lot. That's what RVers are all about, isn't it? 5) drink a lot. That's what RVers are all about, isn't it 4) stress out. Driving RVs is stressful, no doubt about it. Neck, shoulders, back pain. 3) watch TV. That's about all there is to do when camped. 2) smoke. Most RVers still smoke for some strange reason. 1) eat junk. You RVers pretend to cook buy you mostly eat junk food at fast food. And you people think RVing is a good thing? Think again. Try getting a bicycle and getting in shape. Or keep doing what you're doing and die early. Shad O'Shay > 10 easy paths to self-destruction > [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > > Shad O'Shay Try getting a life, mister. Or should I say "boy"? Harry Harris  SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com Harry, Please don't feed the Troll... But this is almost too good. I just have to spike it and go back to the good stuff. >> 10 easy paths to self-destruction >> >> http://www.livescience.com/health/top_10_self_destruction-1.html >> >> 10) sacrifice sleep. It's harder to sleep on the road than at home. My wife and I sleep at least as well on the road than at home, we turn in earlier and get up later. >> 9) ignore the doctor. It's hard to visit your doc regularly when on >> the road. Her doctor is the one that suggested that we do more traveling. >> 8) dumb down your brain. Sitting and driving is dumbing down your brain. Like going to 14 museums in 15 days (do you even Know about the Peshtigo fire museum?), staring in absolute awe from one of the Blue Ridge Parkway overlooks, or finding your way through the scablands of Washington and Idaho where and ice age lake drain in about a day. >> 7) questionable sex practices. RVers are probably very promiscuous. >> One swinger even posted here soliticing. Did you answer him? A lot of us are working on a fourth or fifth decade in a stable relationship, too bad you will never know how good that is. >> 6) drive a lot. That's what RVers are all about, isn't it? I drive fewer miles than I did when I commuted and I avoid driving during peak drive times. >> 5) drink a lot. That's what RVers are all about, isn't it Hello, I'm not in competition or even at a desk, why would bother I drink alcohol, it's more expensive than fuel. >> 4) stress out. Driving RVs is stressful, no doubt about it. Neck, >> shoulders, back pain. If you have a junk RV and drive fast all day - maybe >> 3) watch TV. That's about all there is to do when camped. We don't have one, most that do use it for news and a movie in bad weather. >> 2) smoke. Most RVers still smoke for some strange reason. I don't think so. Go to a rally, all the indoor events are smoke free. >> 1) eat junk. You RVers pretend to cook buy you mostly eat junk food at >> fast food. We like the galley because my wife gets very tired of restaurant food. I have been in a burger flip joint in years. Can you say that? >> And you people think RVing is a good thing? Think again. Try getting a >> bicycle and getting in shape. Or keep doing what you're doing and die >> early. Your bicycle uses three muscle groups.... Want to come wood cutting or keel boat racing with us and find out what miserable shape the rest of your body is actually in? (Before you accept, remember I used to do what you seem to be so hopelessly proud of and you think you father's houseboat is something you haven't been racing the way we do it. >> Shad O'Shay > > Try getting a life, mister. Or should I say "boy"? > > Harry Harris Now, go away and leave us alone. Matt Colie Matt, please don't bounce this sh.t into existence. If you must feed the trolls or admonish the troll-feeders, please add OT to the subject line so it doesn't propagate. thanks. :-) > Matt, please don't bounce this sh.t into existence. If you must feed > the trolls or admonish the troll-feeders, please add OT to the subject > line so it doesn't propagate. thanks. :-) net nani net nani net nani net nani todd >fast food. > [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >Shad O'Shay One of my favored videos on youtube is a bunch of critical mass bicyclists deliberately blocking the road so no cars could pass them. One car followed them closely, much like a cat lurking in the bushes waving for a bird to come long. Eventually, one of he smart-a.s bicyclists fell, and the car pounced, obliterating the bike,missing the maroon by inches. I wonder what the mind set is of someone challenging a 4000 pound car with a fifteen pound contraption made of a few feet of tubing and wire spoke wheels: matadors stand a better chance waving a cloth at an enraged bull. Canoli >> fast food. >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > Canoli We've been trapped behind a mob of cyclist a few times and for miles with plenty if opportunities for them to let traffic pass. We just got by them whenever we could and ignored them. Giving them any reaction is what they want. We were stuck behind one group for over half an hour, not too long ago. Plenty other motorists expressed their feelings to them when they passed them finally. > We've been trapped behind a mob of cyclist a few times and for miles > with plenty if opportunities for them to let traffic pass. We just got > by them whenever we could and ignored them. Giving them any reaction is > what they want. We were stuck behind one group for over half an hour, > not too long ago. Plenty other motorists expressed their feelings to > them when they passed them finally. Where (country/state) is this type of "we have as much rights to the road as cars and we're going to prove it" mentality going on? I guess living in north Tx shields one from that--the only time I've seen large groups of bicyclists are organized 50/100 mile runs and I've never had a problem with them yielding where possible. Our biggest bicycle problem is the casual rider who thinks bicycles are pedestrians and insists on riding against traffic--a dangerous thing to do at night--guess they never wonder why the reflector is on the rear. SignatureJud Dallas TX USA >> We've been trapped behind a mob of cyclist a few times and for miles >> with plenty if opportunities for them to let traffic pass. We just [quoted text clipped - 15 lines] > riding against traffic--a dangerous thing to do at night--guess they > never wonder why the reflector is on the rear. Oh boo hoo! You are on vacation with no place to go and no time to need to be there and you're so offended that you have to slow down once in a while. Who do you think you are. Some special rights person. I bet you think your sh.t don't stink! Show me where it says in the traffic laws where motor vehicles have more right to the road than any other vehicle - including bicycles which are defined by law as vehicles. Show me. You can't Well, shut your mouth! You are right about one thing though, riding against traffic is against the law in most cases any time of the day or night. Cyclists who do that are ignorant. Almost as ignorant as RVers. You'd never catch me riding against traffic. I'd rather have some idiot hit me from behind when I'm going about forty miles per hour and they're going fifty-five. That's only a fifteen mph difference. I can survive a fifteen mph collision. Survived many of them during races. However going against traffic one has to add the speed of the car and the speed of the bicycle. That would be 95 mph - like me crashing into a tree at 95 mph. That means instant death. So those cyclists riding against traffic are stupid and ignorant. Next time you have to slow down for a tractor, a horse, a cyclist, a pedestrian just stop your whining. You have NO right to the time schedule you expect to make. Shad O'Shay >>> We've been trapped behind a mob of cyclist a few times and for miles >>> with plenty if opportunities for them to let traffic pass. We just got [quoted text clipped - 36 lines] > > Shad O'Shay Show me a cyclist that pays road tax ?.... We do ya little prick! Please post yer name on the back of your bike or wear a T-shirt or give me your location so I can run your scrawney a.s over with a 36 footer ...hopefully I'll put all six axles over you........ as you lay there on the pavement make sure you put your head up after the motorhome has passed as I'll be pulling the boat behind! Jimi >>>> We've been trapped behind a mob of cyclist a few times and for >>>> miles [quoted text clipped - 56 lines] > > Jimi Shut up, you wuss! Paying road taxes has NOTHING to do with one's having access to roadway usage. You pay road taxed because you buy fuel. You buy fuel because you drive a motor vehicle. Your choice! Where did you ever get the stupid idea that paying taxes entitles a person to certain rights? Paying taxes gives you NO rights. It just takes away your money. No correlation you dimwitted a.s. I suppose people who don't pay school tax can't put their kids in public schools? Or what about people who don't pay estate taxes? I guess they aren't allowed to die? That's how stupid your thinking is, you ignorant loser. You're a small, sick, little creep with your death threats. Warped and psycho. But, you're an RVer so I'm not at all surprised by that. Shad O'Shay > Shut up, you wuss! Paying road taxes has NOTHING to do with one's having > access to roadway usage. You pay road taxed because you buy fuel. You buy [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > Shad O'Shay Take yer pedal bike and shove it up yer a.s ya sh.t stain.... Jimi >> Shut up, you wuss! Paying road taxes has NOTHING to do with one's >> having access to roadway usage. You pay road taxed because you buy [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > Take yer pedal bike and shove it up yer a.s ya sh.t stain.... Jimi Now, here's an example of animal behavior. Strange but I'd bet Jimi is white. Is it OK to call him and people like him "white trash?" Harry Harris SignaturePosted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com >> problem with them yielding where possible. Our biggest bicycle problem >> is the casual rider who thinks bicycles are pedestrians and insists on >> riding against traffic--a dangerous thing to do at night--guess they >> never wonder why the reflector is on the rear. That's like the retarded bullfighter, who stuffed a potatoe down the back of his pants instead of the front, so ladies would think he was hung. Canoli > And you people think RVing is a good thing? Think again. Try getting a > bicycle and getting in shape. Or keep doing what you're doing and die > early. > > Shad O'Shay What's "early"? Can a person die late? I always thought whenever you die, that is the proper time. Hank <~~~has large carbon footprint and proud of it. >10 easy paths to self-destruction > >http://www.livescience.com/health/top_10_self_destruction-1.html > >10) sacrifice sleep. It's harder to sleep on the road than at home. Not for me. Nor most RVers that I know. So you are WRONG! >9) ignore the doctor. It's hard to visit your doc regularly when on the >road. I see the doctors (Heart and Oncologist along with GP) as they schedule and I travel 5-6 Months a year. WRONG AGAIN! >8) dumb down your brain. Sitting and driving is dumbing down your brain. Can you cite learned studies that so show? No? Once again WRONG >7) questionable sex practices. RVers are probably very promiscuous. One >swinger even posted here soliticing. One of the biggest reaches for a slam I have ever seen. Can we say the same of trike/bike rides? Sorry chad, WRONG AGAIN! One 'swinger' does not define a populace any more than YOU define bike riders. >6) drive a lot. That's what RVers are all about, isn't it? Not us. We drive to a scenic location, take pictures, drive our car around the area and enjoy the beauty that IS the USA. Apparently you have no concept of this since all you can come up with is hate. So, WRONG again! >5) drink a lot. That's what RVers are all about, isn't it I have only seen a RVer/Camper drunk on one occasion. Most I know do not drink. Almost NONE Smoke >4) stress out. Driving RVs is stressful, no doubt about it. Neck, >shoulders, back pain. I have checked and can say that driving 100-250 miles a day is NOT stressful. God, chad, how wrong can anyone be? >3) watch TV. That's about all there is to do when camped. Not so in my experience. Lots to do and enjoy. WRONG #8! >2) smoke. Most RVers still smoke for some strange reason. Already addressed and, as usual, you are WRONG! >1) eat junk. You RVers pretend to cook buy you mostly eat junk food at >fast food. We are in our 4th year of Part-Timing and I don't think we have eaten 'fast food' more than 5-10 times. I just finished a two-fried egg, toast/jelly and coffee breakfast. Per Doctors recommendation! >And you people think RVing is a good thing? Think again. Try getting a >bicycle and getting in shape. Or keep doing what you're doing and die >early. What is early? >Shad O'Shay Wrong 10 out of 10! Good score. |
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