Thou Shalt Signal Thy Intentions

Wednesday, May 2nd, 2007 at 6:47 pm

Driving home from work this evening, I had the windows down, the sun roof open and ABC’s “How To Be A Millionaire” blasting away. In front of me most of the way was a boxy silver truck that was obviously washed only in holy water as it had a sticker of a cross and a little girl praying, an advertisement for a Christian television network and one of the metal plaques that said, “Got Christ?”

As we get to our turn, he slows down to 5 MPH and makes the right turn. I make my ever-so-slow turn behind him while I look in the rear-view mirror to make sure I don’t get rear-ended due to our speed. He then speeds up to a whopping 10 MPH as he tries to figure out where he is going and finally decides to pull over - painfully slowly — to the sidewalk. As I pass him, I decide to be a little evil and scream:

CHRIST WOULD HAVE SIGNALED!”

…and then made my way home thinking that Mateo would have been proud.


Listening to: “Satellite (The Astronauts Remix)” - Guster
Guster - Satellite - EP - Satellite [The Astronauts Remix]


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8 Responses to “Thou Shalt Signal Thy Intentions”

  1. Debby Says:

    OMG That is so hilarious! I never think of stuff like that until it’s too late.

  2. Howard Says:

    I only think of these things because Mateo takes over my mind.

  3. Kath Says:

    Classic Priceless Howard!

  4. Howard Says:

    Tee-hee.

  5. The Hermit Says:

    Um, that’s not evil…. Christ WOULD have signaled. And it was a good thing to remind him of that… also funny as heck…. Thanks for sharing.

  6. Howard Says:

    Again, Hermit, you are right. About that Christ would have signaled. :)

  7. hdw Says:

    You crack my soul, Howard.

    Peace be with you and all that, birthday boy.

  8. Howard Says:

    You said ’soul’, right? And thank you, ma’am!

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