Jay FX4
New Member
- Joined
- May 13, 2009
- Messages
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- Reaction score
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- Location
- Dearborn, MI - Home of the Blue Oval
- Vehicle Year
- 2004
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 4.0L
- Transmission
- Automatic
I can talk on the phone and drive just fine, but I choose not to. I'm a very safe driver, and the rare times I've talked while driving, being on the phone does nothing to distract me from checking all 3 mirrors every few seconds, watching my speedo and staying within the lines. To me it's no different than having one arm on the armrest while conversing with someone in the passenger seat. But there are always going to be people who would look at me and say "look at that asshole" if they see me on it, regardless of whether it's affecting my driving or not. And while if I were to get into an accident while on the phone, it wouldn't be my fault, I'll be damned if I'm going to put myself in the position of being accused of being at fault for being on the phone.. Besides, unless it's an emergency, there is NO NEED TO BE ON THE PHONE WHILE DRIVING. That's what kills me the most, the fact that these idiots are gabbing about NOTHING when they should be paying attention to handling their 1+ ton of killing machine.
Besides all that, even my cheap T-Mobile prepay phone has Bluetooth, I have a Bluetooth headset, and I thought ALL phones came with a wired handsfree headset. So there's really no excuse.
And don't get me started on these jackasses i see every day who can't be bothered with that little thing called a TURN SIGNAL because they're holding the phone with their LEFT HAND........
Besides all that, even my cheap T-Mobile prepay phone has Bluetooth, I have a Bluetooth headset, and I thought ALL phones came with a wired handsfree headset. So there's really no excuse.
And don't get me started on these jackasses i see every day who can't be bothered with that little thing called a TURN SIGNAL because they're holding the phone with their LEFT HAND........