Escape from Alcatraz

[MyronL]

"Of course the Europeans are great because..."

Saymo-saymo in Tokyo, and they drive on the wrong side of the road!
But NYC? Forgettabout-it. With a rental once years ago in Santo Domingo had to drive around a dead horse in the road.

 

[Ron in BC]

With a rental once years ago in Santo Domingo had to drive around a dead horse in the road.

Just thank your lucky stars that you weren't the one that struck and killed the horse.

Driving in foreign countries does have its' hazards. A rental car contract in Turkey had me agreeing to settle any driving disputes in the Islamic Court in Ankara. What a thought. Made me a super careful but nervous driver.

Ron

 

[CADreamin]

I’ve never lived or visited any place in the world where people drive in such an Entitled fashion as California.

Having driven in both California and Washington for over fifty years , I'm finding that the influx of people/drivers in both states is becoming problematic, especially in large, coastal cities. I've seen clueless drivers in both states ... equally.

 

[Iowa Dave]

Animals on the road

Why did the chicken cross the road?
To show the raccoon and the armadillo that it could be done.
Rimshot please.
Iowa Dave

 

[dmetz]

For a name, how about "Entitled".

 

[LRL]

Spent 2 looong days driving to Chilliwackasack from SF Bay, held up by a seething Border guard that was unhappy my dog’s rabies vaccination tag was left at home, dog and I were shameless violators of the new leash laws inside the Escape showroom-Verboten signs now on front door, coffee table, inside the trailers and even the bathrooms. Vigilant owners daughter almost got bit on the ankles by a highly trained Attack Poodle as a result, although she didn’t realize the extreme danger she was in at the moment. Got into a heated parking lot argument with another Escape owner about Tarrifs and Trump (l’m a Deplorable). Oh yes, I also put in an order for a 21 footer, with all the cool doo-dads.
Due in March. Need a name for it, and a truck.

BILLtheGIL

If I understand correctly, you didn’t have the proper pet documentation at the border, and you ignored requirements to have your dog on a leash in a privately owned business? At least you understand that your behavior is deplorable!

 

[dmetz]

If I understand correctly, you didn’t have the proper pet documentation at the border, and you ignored requirements to have your dog on a leash in a privately owned business? At least you understand that your behavior is deplorable!

My thoughts, too.

 

[steve dunham]

The purpose of this whole thread escapes me . We have taken our dog into Canada on many occasions and never had an issue . Complaining about the border guards enforcing the rules as written does not make me sympathetic to your plight .
I’ve been to Canada over 100 times and never got in an argument with any Canadian , in fact I am not sure that’s even possible unless you say something highly insulting or really stupid !
Glad you found an Escape to your liking

 

[Dave Walter]

I read the original post as an attempt at being humorous, but based on the last few responses not everyone read it the same way. I think everyone should relax a little bit and maybe next time the OP should use one of those funny emoticons that are available.
;D:rofl2:

 

[LRL]

I read the original post as an attempt at being humorous, but based on the last few responses not everyone read it the same way. I think everyone should relax a little bit and maybe next time the OP should use one of those funny emoticons that are available.
;D:rofl2:

I'm thoroughly relaxed, thank you!

 

[padlin]

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