Black People and Backing in
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Lao Tse
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Why are you such a totalitarian loving brain dead old geezer?
And black people do back in, in these parts. It doesn't anger me, I just want to know why.
doniston
Aint I a cutie? HEH HEH
PICKY PICKY PICKY---- Prejudices and all
Maybe preparing for a quick getaway in fear of being lynched by people like you.
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uscitizen
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I am not black and I often back in. When I am parking I can see alll the traffic, much easier and safer to pull out than back out. umm the driver sits closer to the front than the back of the car. Plus sometimes grandchildren are in the back and I would rather take the hit than have them hit.
that is my reasons, I have no clue on anyone else.
that is my reasons, I have no clue on anyone else.
Lao Tse
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I guess you ARE black after all.
Lao Tse
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I don't advocate lynching, or any form of raced based discrimination, unlike the liberals who espouse racial preferences in hiring.
uscitizen
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I could have been, we really have no choice on what skin pigmentation we are born with. who our parents are, If the parents have money, etc....
Lao Tse
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It just transfers that hardship to the pulling in phase.
plus, the extra stop and backing up in the lane causes rearending.
Lao Tse
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How is it easier?
doniston
Aint I a cutie? HEH HEH
I guess that makes us ALL black, HUH????
doniston
Aint I a cutie? HEH HEH
In a PARKING LOT????
Lao Tse
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Yes, there are lanes between the rows of parked cars, so you can actually get to the spots. I guess you haven't been out in a while?
OrnotBitwise
Watermelon
While it's true that parking lots are dangerous places for cars to be, you are, once again, wanking over a picture of Uncle Tom Clarence I fear.
I happen to live in a neighborhood that is about 75% - 80% black. The overwhelming majority of people here do not back into parking spaces: you can go down to the local Pak 'n Save or Home Depot to see this easily. Indeed, my own observation is that the people who do this most often are people with new and expensive automobiles regardless of skin-tone.
As I happen to have a new and relatively expensive automobile, I do indeed sometimes back into parking spaces. It depends on the parking lot though. Backing into a space in a lot with diagonal slots and one way lanes is just stupid. People who do so are unclear on the concept. In a lot where the slots are perpendicular to the lanes, however, backing in can make sense.
Especially if you happen to have a backup video camera.
Lao Tse
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While it's true that parking lots are dangerous places for cars to be, you are, once again, wanking over a picture of Uncle Tom Clarence I fear.
I happen to live in a neighborhood that is about 75% - 80% black. The overwhelming majority of people here do not back into parking spaces: you can go down to the local Pak 'n Save or Home Depot to see this easily. Indeed, my own observation is that the people who do this most often are people with new and expensive automobiles regardless of skin-tone.
As I happen to have a new and relatively expensive automobile, I do indeed sometimes back into parking spaces. It depends on the parking lot though. Backing into a space in a lot with diagonal slots and one way lanes is just stupid. People who do so are unclear on the concept. In a lot where the slots are perpendicular to the lanes, however, backing in can make sense.
Especially if you happen to have a backup video camera.
YES. that's it, hooptie worship!
OrnotBitwise
Watermelon
Yes, the obsession with possessions is both primitive and destructive. That's where free-marketers come from, after all. Such weaknesses are not, however, endemic to the African-American community . . . which was my point, you see.
doniston
Aint I a cutie? HEH HEH
you must have some very poor and inattentive drivers in your area if they rear end someone in a parking lot. I have only been driving for 69 years, and I have never seen that type of accident.
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