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  • brier-49

    Had that been my second ex-wife that good ole boy would have broke fingers and his jewels repositioned.

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  • mike55

    My wife would have gave that man something to remember for life! She is a good ole country girl and that would have been a grave mistake. She is tiny, but doesn't put up with BS like that either. I would have sat back and watched😁😎

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  • Mobuck

    We visited Daughter 2 weeks ago and since we took Grouch Attack's car, she drove. OMG OMG She's lost her mind as far as driving is concerned. Several times I asked if she was going to stop at a red light or STOP sign because she'd run right up to the line and then mash the brake pedal.

    I learned to drive on vehicles in which you needed to make sure you actually had brakes before you tried to stop. I watched her run 3-4 STOP signs and roll through a couple of red lights just hoping Barny Phife didn't see it.

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  • pingjockey

    I believe our trucks were manufactured by Somanex. My wife can be asleep by mile 5! (Whether she is driving or not)😉

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  • Frogdog

    First, had the scenario you described happened to my family, I would have tried my best to squeeze my whole body into the crack of the seat, and the kids would likely have gone out the windows head first. When it comes to my wife, if some chuckle-head "pulls her pin", you'd better find cover.

    Second........my wife is a great driver, based on her history. However, she makes me so very nervous. She likes to hug the shoulder super tightly, so (in our giant 3500 van) if you are in the passenger seat, it looks like you are off the road in the ditch. Terrifying!

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  • pingjockey
    Frogdog: 30496194505499/comments/30496184370459

    First, had the scenario you described happened to my family, I would have tried my best to squeeze my whole body into the crack of the seat, and the kids would likely have gone out the windows head first. When it comes to my wife, if some chuckle-head "pulls her pin", you'd better find cover.

    Second........my wife is a great driver, based on her history. However, she makes me so very nervous. She likes to hug the shoulder super tightly, so (in our giant 3500 van) if you are in the passenger seat, it looks like you are off the road in the ditch. Terrifying!

    I fully relate to that shoulder hugger thing. There are some back roads here in Idaho that you could crack nuts with your butt cheeks on

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  • Ditch-Runner

    My only issue with my wife driving if we have to turn like into our drive or no red-light stop sign area

    If ther happens to be a Semi behind us two things may happen one we will go on past the turn to possibly the next major intersection with stop signs or. Lights

    Or my favorite ..we are turning with almost no speed scrubbed off so hang on its thrill show driving time lol

    I get she does not trust getting ran over by a Semi driver not paying attention

    And i gave up saying anything about our high speed turns

    And I get why she had a fear of my driving I use to drive the interstate daily to and from work for years. I got use to being up close and personal with traffic so it became like a game to me and I had to be leader of the pack all the time

    By the way the highway patrol hates to be passed and they do hold grudges lol


    Will add in early on several buddies and I use to play bumper tag on the interstate but that way before I met my wife also a lot of fun stories of picking up every hitch hiker we came up on

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  • Toolman286

    My wife has the ability to drive from the right front seat. NO, she doesn't work for the post office & it's not an English car. And yes, I thank her for her comments as she has saved me from a few oopses.

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  • pingjockey

    A not so bad one, our shortcut into town. Still a fantastic view from the passenger seat coming home.

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  • tnranger

    "I fully relate to that shoulder hugger thing. There are some back roads here in Idaho that you could crack nuts with your butt cheeks on"

    Any of you ever drive the upper part of Phantom Canyon Road from Victor to Can'on City, CO? It's mostly single lane and way up there with very occasional pull outs. If you meet someone one of you has to back up to the last pull out. Did it once in a Chevy conversion van.

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  • Smitty500mag

    Oh lord, that would have gotten ugly really fast had he reached in the car while June driving. When I got this look it was not a good time to be taking her photo like in this old picture but I got away with it this time. Raised on a farm in the boonies in East Tennessee she was county strong.



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  • Ditch-Runner

    Smitty at the time my wife was still some what easy going and we were bout a lot younger it had to be 30 + years ago

    now if some one did that it would be OH no 😲you just pulled the bears tail

    I will add in you wife was a beautiful lady and I am so sorry for your loss

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  • Mobuck

    "Any of you ever drive the upper part of Phantom Canyon Road from Victor to Can'on City, CO? "

    Did that once with Grouch Attack and 3 kids in a Suburban. Between the screeching and the puking, it wasn't a 'fun drive' for any of us.

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  • chme

    My bride was a good driver. One accomplishment I was very proud of- taught her to drive a stick, speed shift- and we were still on speaking terms.

    We were going to a public event, she had just pulled into the parking area, attendant reached into the car, intending to put the ticket stub on the dash. Bad move.

    She got him with the door. Twice.

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  • Nanuq907

    I taught my daughter to drive a stick and her senior year of high school she saved up for a K Series Chevy stepside pickup with 4wd, V8 and a stick. She was the only kid in her school could drive a stick. For Christmas that year I gave her tow chains and she’d stop to pull her classmates out of the ditch, mostly the boys in their rice grinders.

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  • Ditch-Runner

    I taught more than a few girls how to drive a manual shift car / truck . even my wife to be she was the last female I taught . I don't think my wife would have approved of me teaching any one ( female ) after we married LOL , all of them had fun and really bragged to they friends ( about driving a manual shift , I would guess not so much 🤨 about me ) some years later my sons got old enough of course I taught them I was always amazed none of them cost me a clutch

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