A rant that had nothing to do with horror, feel free to ignore.

[Dorin]

I feel you. I lived in the Dallas area my whole life up until I moved to Colorado about a month ago. 635 was always the worst.

[Repo'd]

Originally Posted by Roiffalo

Maybe U.S. drivers in general. Pennsylvania isn't much better either. I get morons going 5-10 under the speed limit, and when I try to pass them they decide to speed up, almost causing a head-on collision with traffic in the other lane.

And don't even get me started on the three seasons of PA; Construction, winter, and more construction.

I vouch for this post 100 percent. Pennsylvania is like some weird magnet for ridiculously slow drivers. Also, there seems to be some law that ANY turn made off of ANY road requires that the driver come to a complete stop before proceeding. I consider myself a very patient driver, but since I moved to Pa in 2002, my patience has worn to a bloody nub.

[Roiffalo]

I'm not big on fog or white out snow, but you can't see where the hell you're going so I have good reason to be timid on the road in those conditions. My jeep has 4wd so rain and snow has never been an issue. Hate being stuck behind people who are afraid the weather or go like 10 under the speed limit cause they're afraid the construction cones will attack them or something. STAY HOME YOU PANSIES.

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Welcome to PA, Repo'd.
Best part of PA traffic is that it's the drivers and not the Amish on the roads who are the most irritating.

[Jake.Ashworth]

Originally Posted by Dorin

I feel you. I lived in the Dallas area my whole life up until I moved to Colorado about a month ago. 635 was always the worst.

635... I have to take it to and from work everyday. I live in Grapevine and work in Dallas. The entire highway is now being retro fitted with express lanes and therefor there is never ending road work on top of the typical mess. I guess that is why its the shaft of the cock in the metroplex dick. For you who aren't from Texas and don't understand what I mean, look at a map of Dallas and Fort Worth, follow the major highways and you will understand.