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Sometimes people think you're saying one thing
when
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you're really saying another - They think
you're attacking
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them - It feels as if they're trying
to start an argument.
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"I hate to burst
your bubble."
—Holy Cow!
—Are we under the ocean?
Are we in a glass bell?
Do we have horse heads?
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["I'm curious ... what's that bell?"]
"It's not as if we're not working
on it!"
—Think so?
—What's it called?
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"He's borderline psychotic."
—Very clever.
—I'm working hard and having fun.
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"How can you go around like that in public?"
—Don't tell!
—You orbit I'm doing.
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Road Rage, Popping the Cork -
Out on the road are
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(1.) psychotic drivers, dangerous and
high on drugs,
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(2.) aggressive drivers, filled with
anger and rage, and
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(3.) neurotic drivers, wrapped in fear
and indecision.
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The angry ones are the safest! - It's
funny, isn't it?
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Not many people see aggression as a good
thing.
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"Can't you read?"
—NOTHING LESS!
—What's wrong with this picture?
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[Car horn / finger
/ drive-by combo]
—Who cares?
—IT WORKS! ... How about the
wipers?
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"You shouldn't have said that –
We'd have thought you were clever."
—Not so!
—You can try that when you go home.
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[Car horn just so
they can show you the finger]
—TOO BAD!
—The family curse, if you know what
I mean.
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