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On the upside if you hit something, while YOU might still die, the car itself would probably be fine.

Driving Angry

April 9th, 2015 | by Trae Dorn

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└ Tags: lynn, megan

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xero

April 9, 2015 at 12:08 am | # | Reply

as someone who lives in a state with only a few small cons i want to punch that guy in the dick till my hand hurts then once more for making it hurt
Leah

April 9, 2015 at 12:23 am | # | Reply

One time I spun out from snow in my 1992 Buick Century. I ran into the divider (very glad it was that and not the ditch) and all that happened was a crushed headlight and a dent in the side. There is some comfort in driving a tank-boat.
Just Here

April 9, 2015 at 12:30 am | # | Reply

The car needs a character tag.
Bernhard

April 9, 2015 at 6:31 am | # | Reply

Looks like I was right about Mark being lucky he gave the flyer to Megan rather than Lynn…
Ray Dannelly

April 9, 2015 at 9:17 pm | # | Reply

Relationships are all about the compromise. Espically the ones that keep you from getting killed.
Nick Schneider

April 10, 2015 at 4:06 am | # | Reply

Murder Death Kill?

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Forty. ( September 9th 2020 )

Forty. Forty years old. It's official, there's no more pretending that I'm not a full ass adult.

It's here, I'm forty.

It's a weird thing. Like if you'd asked me growing up where I thought I'd be at this age, the life I would have pictured for myself would have been so different. I had a lot of expectations I put on myself back then, and I'm happy I defied so many of them.

I mean, seriously, twenty year old me had no idea what they were doing and had no place trying to tell forty year old me what life should be like.

My thirties were a decade of change -- at thirty I had just gotten married, Crysta and I had just moved to Indiana, and I was sort of lost. I was lost for most of my twenties too. Not having a rudder was kind of my THING it feels like sometimes. I've spent most of my adult not really having direction. Even when we moved back to Wisconsin three years ago, it wasn't with any purpose beyond "we like it more than Indiana."

If the last year has taught me anything though, having "direction" is friggin' overrated though. I know so many people whose plans were tossed overboard in the storm that is 2020, and I've learned to appreciate what I have so much more.

I mean yeah, it's been stressful as shit and I've had a massively hard time working on creative projects (I was going to start Peregrine Lake and revive Crosarth this year -- which very much did not happen), but that's just, y'know, because we're living in a nightmare.

But my turning 40 is not a part of that nightmare. Turning 40 is, frankly, kind of nice.

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