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Yeah, the outside lane is what you would think about if you have two lanes in a normal t-intersection. Right(outside) lane goes straight and right, left(inside) lane goes left.
It's fine.
No it doesn't actually have a bank on one of the islands, those are just for pedestrians crossing. The bank is in the Walmart to the South East and it's just buggy.
I don't get it!
fuck up once and you break your thumb / if you're happy at all then you're god damn dumb
that's right we're on a fucked up cruise / God is dead but at least we have booze
bad things happen, no one knows why / the sun burns out and everyone dies
In the USA? Left turns basically
So in my screenshot up there I usually use the inner lane south bound down McCord to go through the inner circle and reach Walmart off of mall drive, though I can also still go straight of I wanted to stay in the center lane continuing down McCord road. The people to my right would be able to turn right onto Hall or continue to the south in the outside lane which I do when I go to Kroger down further south west.
Basically the inner lane is only for use by people in the center lanes to make left turns.
So did mine but I didn't let that stop me from posting it
Believe in yourself smof
I imagine a lot of people full stopping to wait for an opening cause that's what people do here so the time. Can't make the turn/exit this very instant? Don't bother going further ahead and turning around, stop right there and fuck anyone stuck behind you.
There should never be a time when someone exiting from the inside lane has someone on their outside who isn't exiting. One of those people has fucked up if so.
It was a brand new bright red Rio and I had never driven in a car by myself before much less all the way home from the dealership I had literally gotten my license a month before that
It was terrifying!
Speaking of other scary driving experiences. Going south in i75 from Detroit at like 11pm while night blind and not liking the Michigan interstate speed of 75mph (120kph for smof)
I was doing like 68 around a curve and a FedEx semi with double trailers passed me on the right
It was designed in the late '90s and is an absolute masterpiece of mindfuckery, though now that I've driven it a dozen or so times it's a tiny bit less awful. Emphasis on tiny bit
We're getting a diverging diamond near our house to make going to Publix easier.
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You are in the left lane and going straight. Someone enters from the right in the right lane and is also going straight. You would have to cross in front of them to take your exit. Is the graphic wrong that both lanes can go straight then?
we just got one of these on the road that exits out to the interstate. it’s definitely alleviated traffic a bit compared to the original way the road and exit was set up
it humorously grays out a real problem which is the oncoming gray car for the red car left exit can be any size and any speed, you have to either turn right in front of this car and hope they yield without stroking out in a fit of rage OR you have to just stop in the middle of the roundabout and wait for clearance, which will fuck everything up for everyone if there's any traffic volume at all, which is exactly what this contraption purports to solve
we also talk about other random shit and clown upon each other
My only complaint is that they've been working on it for the entire three years I've lived at this house.
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The second person should be giving way and not entering the roundabout until the first person has gone past
Yeah it took us a few weeks to get used to our new mattress and bedframe, but goddamn when we did it was a literal life changer.
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But that slumber was filled with a nightmare in which I was being hunted by a cult of vampires on a college campus.
That cult of vampires? It was lead by Elaine Carroll.
Lot of celebrities showing in my dreams of late!
In the last 9 months or so I've also finally been throwing myself into actively maintaining my physical fitness that I'd taken for granted most of the last three decades, because one of my indirect complications from long CoVID was early-onset Non-alcoholic Fatty Liver Disease, that was becoming the early stages of steatehepatitis. If I didn't turn that shit around my life expectancy would be something like 45-55 before succumbing to cirrhosis. So I moved from the suburbs into a walkable part of the city two miles from my job and mash a fixed-gear bike to work as many days of the week as I can get away with, plus I've got a very expensive gym membership that eats like 6% ef my income in exchange for having a personal trainer holding me accountable to a minimum of 8 sessions per month.
The NAFLD is already in some degree of remission and I've lost about 16 pounds from my peak weight (along with recomping something like 7-10 pounds of fat as muscle mass), but keeping it in remission is gonna be a lifelong dedication to staying fit and eating reasonably cleanly. So, although I've had to reckon with the passage of time a lot earlier than I'd have liked, it's proven to be some degree of accelerationism for actively working on myself in a far greater degree than I have at basically any time since my freshman year of college or so.
I'm pretty optimistic for my thirties at large honestly