Traffic Report #1
Having moved back to LA, I now spend between 2 and 3 hours a day in traffic Monday through Friday. This gives me ample opportunity to listen to my un-updateable ipod (I give myself 2 weeks before I become despondant due to my stalled music library that I already have played to death during finals prep) and to look at cars and the things people to do them.
This has resulted in the advent of a new "feature" of this here blog o' mine: The Traffic Report.

Today's traffic report is about a decal I saw on the back window of a truck yesterday. This decal was an entire sentence. A sentence I slowed down enough to read to allow a hole in traffic to form in front of Louis, which was quickly filled with other cars which added MINUTES to my commute. The sentence:
Who holds on to such rage after a breakup/divorce/what-have-you to put a very hard to remove decal on his car? That shit is there until that car is scrapped for metal. I put that in the unhealthy column of ways to deal with the end of a relationship. The only thing worse than being that person's ex and knowing he's advertising his hatred of you is being the girl he picks up for a first date.
This has resulted in the advent of a new "feature" of this here blog o' mine: The Traffic Report.

Today's traffic report is about a decal I saw on the back window of a truck yesterday. This decal was an entire sentence. A sentence I slowed down enough to read to allow a hole in traffic to form in front of Louis, which was quickly filled with other cars which added MINUTES to my commute. The sentence:
"I hope my ex falls of her broomstick....and BREAKS HER NECK!!"
Who holds on to such rage after a breakup/divorce/what-have-you to put a very hard to remove decal on his car? That shit is there until that car is scrapped for metal. I put that in the unhealthy column of ways to deal with the end of a relationship. The only thing worse than being that person's ex and knowing he's advertising his hatred of you is being the girl he picks up for a first date.

7 Comments:
LA traffic is at the very least a limitless opportunity for those "WTF?" moments...I've got a good decal sighting:
huge letters across the back window of a van proclaiming
"Satan is a Pimp Don't be his Ho!"
there's a warning for ya!
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Anonymous, at 12:23 AM
oooppps! I didn't mean for that to be anonymous....i was being hounded to slather a lobster with some aloe!
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Christina, at 12:25 AM
Sounds delicious, mmmm.
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Sarah, at 6:44 PM
I like how your photo of LA traffic makes me imagine that all the drivers are wearing leisure suits.
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tim, at 6:46 PM
whatever...i'd totally hit that.
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jeanette, at 7:25 PM
What a great site »
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Anonymous, at 4:44 AM
Best regards from NY! »
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Anonymous, at 8:49 AM
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