Comments on Do these shoes match this purse?: To hell with love- Valium can build a bridge

I never minded bridges until recently. It's inters...

2009-01-07T18:11:00.000-05:00

I never minded bridges until recently. It's interstates and driving in the rain that cause me panic attacks. I was going to the beach Monday morning and it was somewhat foggy at my house. When I got to the bridge the fog was sooo thick it was spooky. Now I know what zero visability is. It's a two lane, 1 mile bridge. I was very happy that everyone was going slow.

Patti

Farrago- thanks for the advice. And yes, I do kno...

2009-01-07T10:43:00.000-05:00

Farrago- thanks for the advice. And yes, I do know they shake and rattle for a reason.

Wait... "Shit your pants on the way down" wasn't o...

2009-01-07T08:56:00.000-05:00

Wait... "Shit your pants on the way down" wasn't one of the possible answers?

And that's a bogus question. Driver's safety no longer applies AFTER you've plummeted off the bridge. Whether or not you know what to do in a car bobbing in a body of water shouldn't apply to you getting your driver's license. If you find yourself IN that car bobbing in a body of water, perhaps you should never have gotten your driver's license in the first place!

And maybe next time you find yourself on one of those bridges (which "shake and rattle" for a real, good, safe reason, by the way), just look at the other cars and see how effortlessly they're driving. Or focus on the license plate of the car in front of you. It's tunnel vision, and sorta like closing your eyes, if only to everything else around you.