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Brake-clutch-shift Glance at the clock It must be about... half-past-an ******* as I sit in traffic, idling, wondering Glance at the clock Could this be hell? 98 degrees, sure humid enough and will this guy ever signal a turn or find the gas pedal?! No, of course not His job in damnation is to torture the sucker stuck behind-- --his cardiac appointment his destiny at the grocery store Half hour early just to wait in line to pick up prescriptions to punch the clock at The Pearly Gates He's out and about in his Ford Taurus ridin' the brakes touring the streets in sunglasses with blinders “No Effn' blinker, Pops!?” Twenty miles per hour just inside the lines of Turning me into the animal I am in the depths
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
Brake-Clutch-Shift
Brake-clutch-shift Glance at the clock It must be about... half-past-an ******* as I sit in traffic, idling, wondering Glance at the clock Could this be hell? 98 degrees, sure humid enough and will this guy ever signal a turn or find the gas pedal?! No, of course not His job in damnation is to torture the sucker stuck behind-- --his cardiac appointment his destiny at the grocery store Half hour early just to wait in line to pick up prescriptions to punch the clock at The Pearly Gates He's out and about in his Ford Taurus ridin' the brakes touring the streets in sunglasses with blinders “No Effn' blinker, Pops!?” Twenty miles per hour just inside the lines of Turning me into the animal I am in the depths
I will pay for this. Yup. I know it's a snarky change of pace, and I really can't dislike old people-- being as how I'm getting to be one. But, when does a person stop knowing how to drive?
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Oct 1, 2016
Oct 1, 2016 at 7:36 PM UTC
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