are you a "horrible driver"

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In my younger days I used to ride motorcycles on the road and race them on the circuit as well. For a number of years I rode on fine weekends only, until a young woman driver saw me coming along a through road, no traffic around except for her car and my motorcycle, we made eye contact, and then she pulled out in front of me! This was becoming more and more common, and almost always it was a woman driver who was deliberately putting my life at risk. This episode was the last straw, so I sold my motorcyle and never rode it again.

As a car driver I find similar behaviours happens today; appalling lack of comprehension for the conseqences of their actions. In my motorcyle experience above, her driving could have killed me? What would that experience have done to her? In my motorcycle experience above, pre-airbags, my 200kgs hitting her door side-on at 60 km/h could have killed her!

In Australia, male drivers have more collisions. On a per-kilometre basis, the only fair way to measure the worth of a driver, WOMEN DRIVERS HAVE MORE COLLISIONS THAN MEN IN EVERY SINGLE AGE GROUP.
 

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Most women think they are average drivers.

Which makes them safer as a general rule.

However having this said, girl drivers (younger girls) from my experience are fucking awful drivers. They have no concept of what is dangerous, or how to control a car when conditions change.


What poll is this 'most women think' from? I think I'm an awesome driver, snow, sleet, rain...never been in a wreck, never slid off a road, never had someone flip me the bird....so, who are these 'most women'? :biggrin1: No one called me, btw!
 

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Time out Gillette, I am not criticizing the mods, so retract the claws. At the time I was speaking to a specific thread on this forum about "This guy knows how to fuck" as a variation of "Rate my cock"
My claws weren't and aren't out. The post I replied to made no mention of the thread you're speaking of, it only mentions your threads that were moved as compared to the "rate my" threads started here.

I don't see the comparison of the "This guy knows how to fuck" thread to a "rate my" thing. Simply, it was a 'watch this sex vid' and as such belonged in "Adult Websites", IMO. Besides which, the OP of that thread explained why he, misguidedly, posted it in WI. I had considered posting my thread on porn here, too. I may yet. I think his major mistakes with it were taking an authoritative tone with it and choosing such a piss poor example.

and that historically those threads posted "Rate my cock" get moved to show off forums. So it was the position made by a mod, DaveyR, saying the question was addressed to women, so it belongs here is something I rejected outright. I reject that position because "rate my cock" threads get moved.
I believe when Davey said that he was refering to the OP of this thread and was not meaning that the simple act of requesting female responses would keep a "rate my' thread in this forum.

At the time "this guy knows how to fuck" stayed on this thread for weeks. Which was moved, finally.
My guess is that far too many people were enjoying having a bash at the OP of that thread to actually want it moved. It's not precisely rare behaviour that people prefer to bitch and whine about what's wrong than to do something to fix it(report it). I'm not immune, there are times my mood is more suited to sniping. But for something as simple as a thread move? It's not worth the negativity.

Did I post a dismissive emoticon at you? No.
Step off, please.
 

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In Australia, male drivers have more collisions. On a per-kilometre basis, the only fair way to measure the worth of a driver, WOMEN DRIVERS HAVE MORE COLLISIONS THAN MEN IN EVERY SINGLE AGE GROUP.


I'm confused...are you saying male drivers have more collisions, but still women have more collisions than men? Confused...but....

Come on, and for the record I road a motorcycle too and ALL people, man/woman/alien pull out in front of you -- if they are idiots. Sadly there is not a driving test for idiots...but I think it's really awful -- how dangerous driving can be, and until you ride a motorcycle, you have no appreciation for what those drivers go through.

It's not that women are bad drivers. It's not men that are bad drivers. It's people. Some people are bad drivers.

Some people like lots of sex. Some people like oral. Some people like ass. Some people like pussy. Some like dick. Some....? Get it? It's dumb to say, women are crazy drivers. Just like it's dumb to say, guys are all cheating jerks...er, I mean, fantastic lovers. Some are. Some aren't.

whew...I feel slightly better, thanks :)

 

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I'm rather new here, but it seems so far from what I've read that the mods may want to consider just barring men from posting in this section in the forum period.

Like the ladies say, this section is called "women's issues" and it seems obvious from my limited time on this site that men's opinions are unwanted and unwelcome regardless what they are in regards to.

Just a thought.
 

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I'm rather new here, but it seems so far from what I've read that the mods may want to consider just barring men from posting in this section in the forum period.

Like the ladies say, this section is called "women's issues" and it seems obvious from my limited time on this site that men's opinions are unwanted and unwelcome regardless what they are in regards to.

Just a thought.
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what a crock of shit.
 

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I'm rather new here, but it seems so far from what I've read that the mods may want to consider just barring men from posting in this section in the forum period.

Like the ladies say, this section is called "women's issues" and it seems obvious from my limited time on this site that men's opinions are unwanted and unwelcome regardless what they are in regards to.

Just a thought.


Discrimination!, Discrimination!, Mods, we are being discriminated against!!!:mad:.

Hehe, seriously, i think that would be difficult to do. Would women want that?, maybe you should do a poll, rather than speaking for all the Ladies.
Just a thought.:smile:
 
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I'm confused...are you saying male drivers have more collisions, but still women have more collisions than men? Confused...but....

Seems like a blonde question to me. On a per-kilometer basis, women have more collisions than men. That is, for every kilometer driven, women have a greater chance of a collision.
 

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Discrimination!, Discrimination!, Mods, we are being discriminated against!!!:mad:.

Hehe, seriously, i think that would be difficult to do. Would women want that?, maybe you should do a poll, rather than speaking for all the Ladies.
Just a thought.:smile:

I was pretty clear in my post I wasn't speaking for all the ladies, just stating the obvious tone of this subforum to a newcomer.

The two responses I've gotten though so far have proved my post right. I can take a hint, and won't be posting in this section any longer.

It's obvious mens' opinions if they are contrary are unwelcome here.
 
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I was pretty clear in my post I wasn't speaking for all the ladies, just stating the obvious tone of this subforum to a newcomer.

The two responses I've gotten though so far have proved my post right. I can take a hint, and won't be posting in this section any longer.

It's obvious mens' opinions if they are contrary are unwelcome here.

No sense of humor there then.:smile:
 

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I've never understood this stereotype. I'm a better driver than most people in general and have been told as much. A friend who owns a Dodge Viper has no qualms about handing me the keys to his car when he's in town.

*closes her eyes and feels the rumble of 500hp underneath the hood*

:drive:
 
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I've never understood this stereotype. I'm a better driver than most people in general and have been told as much. A friend who owns a Dodge Viper has no qualms about handing me the keys to his car when he's in town.

*closes her eyes and feels the rumble of 500hp underneath the hood*

:drive:

I'm guessing that you have to adjust the seat. :wink:

At the risk of seeming sexist, I think that women are much better drivers than men. When somebody passes me on the road going twice the speed limit, I don't automatically think, "Wow. That must be a woman!"

I do think that women are as prone as men to get road rage, however. I have seen as many women as men shout, swear, flip the bird or squeal the tires when somebody angers them on the road. If aggression is a testosterone-driven behavior, I don't really see it on the road.