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robotech_masterCold, grey, rainy day down here in Springfield, Moe. Windy, too. The sort of rain that's little droplets that can't quite work their way up into a drizzle. Now my pants are a little damp from biking the 2 blocks back from school to my apartment. I ought to find some alternative means of transportation on days like this.
And, of course, there are a lot of drivers in the world who just shouldn't be let out on the streets in weather like this. I got proof of that when I had to detour slightly as I found the intersection just southeast of my apartment was full of emergency vehicles--two banana-yellow fire trucks, an ambulance, and a police car. There was a grey sports car with its nose all bashed up like an accordian in the middle of the street, and a Land Rover SUV pulled up onto the sidewalk by the nearby Subway shop. Probably a rear-end collision.
Of course, Springfield drivers are the worst anyway; I've seen them cut off a city bus before. Seriously.
And, of course, there are a lot of drivers in the world who just shouldn't be let out on the streets in weather like this. I got proof of that when I had to detour slightly as I found the intersection just southeast of my apartment was full of emergency vehicles--two banana-yellow fire trucks, an ambulance, and a police car. There was a grey sports car with its nose all bashed up like an accordian in the middle of the street, and a Land Rover SUV pulled up onto the sidewalk by the nearby Subway shop. Probably a rear-end collision.
Of course, Springfield drivers are the worst anyway; I've seen them cut off a city bus before. Seriously.
