Who'll Stop The Rain?

It's raining in Los Angeles.   Guess what this means?  Yes, that's right...  Bad drivers come out to play.  Rain in Los Angeles is basically the call of the wild for bad drivers.  They drive too fast, sliding into the middle of an intersection.  They switch lanes, moving left then right then left again, to try and get ahead of all the sensible drivers.  Lisa no like.

=)  In happier news, its ONE, ONE, ONE day until I leave for London!  I'm so excited.  I had a list of things to do for tomorrow and it's kinda long but that's okay...  With each task, I'll be smiling, thinking of what's waiting for me at the arrivals gate @ Heathrow.

Comments

[anon]

I live in the Northwest. Rain is not a hazard. You can drive the speed limit in the rain. If people are swerving in and out around the "sensible" drivers, and not sliding off the road, it means that your car should be able to go that speed in a straight line really easily. It bothers you to see people swerving in and out of lanes, imagine how pissed off that guy is that all of the people he's swerving around are scared of water.