Red Headed Stranger
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I'm not a fan of roundabouts but I don't hate them either. One plus side is that someone can't stop and text like they do at a stop sign or stop light.
They work well in low traffic situations, heavy traffic, not so much.It is nothing more than a series of right turns guarded by yield signs. Why do normies struggle with it so? Other than the usual suspects of course (fluoride, vaccines, daydreaming about BBC, etc)
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Around here Rotary is the name of a service club .
The Dallas High Five?This makes more sense that a roundabout with stop lights
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I never heard of a roundabout called a rotary eitherAround here Rotary is the name of a service club .
It must be a regional thing---"roundabout" might have been too hard for them to spell.I never heard of a roundabout called a rotary either
They probably already used roundabout for some gay sex thing.It must be a regional thing---"roundabout" might have been too hard for them to spell.
Something like a "reach around"?They probably already used roundabout for some gay sex thing.
Had a Mazda RX-7 back in the 80's. Loved that engine and car. Bought a boat so needed to trade it in for a truck.proper term is rotary.....and simply a brilliant design....much like a rotary engine is far superior to old design engines like 2, 3, and 4 strokers.
How stupid are the people in your town?They just removed a roundabout they installed 5 years ago. Too many accidents.
That's it!The Dallas High Five?
It’s simple - Americans are used to simple traffic directions and this confuses them. It shouldn’t but it does.It is nothing more than a series of right turns guarded by yield signs. Why do normies struggle with it so? Other than the usual suspects of course (fluoride, vaccines, daydreaming about BBC, etc)
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I had a Mazda rotary pickup truck and then a Mazda cosmo.....wonderful vehicles....smooth engines of course....both did over 100 mph with no strain on the motor....the rx 7s were a simply brilliant car...a friend of mine had an early rx7 and put almost 300,000 miles on it with zero issues....important to keep the oil level up so the rotors were lubricated....Had a Mazda RX-7 back in the 80's. Loved that engine and car. Bought a boat so needed to trade it in for a truck.
Border town.How stupid are the people in your town?