Uncommon Opinions

[Majingir]

At various times in the younger version of my life, my favorite day of the week changed around between Friday Saturday and Sunday.
But the last three years, I've come to realize my new favorite day of the week is now Wednesday.
Just getting over the weekly hump to where I can coast downhill is huge, mentally.

I will grant tho, in Common Opinions news, Mondays are still number one with a bullet the worst day of the week.

Definitely an uncommon opinion.

For me, Saturdays are my favourite day, specifically the afternoon into the night.

Friday night though I like way more than Sunday since Friday night you still have the entire weekend to look forward to.

Although in terms of least favourite day of the week, some might say Monday, but I'd say it's Tuesday because everyone treats Monday like a Monday, and being off for the weekend makes you feel refreshed by Monday. Once Tuesday rolls around it feels so long until the weekend.

[Majingir]

Don't know if it's uncommon among drivers or pedestrians, but it'll be uncommon for anyone who rides a bike, but bikes should be required by law to have a license plate to be allowed to ride on a road.

Let's say some bike goes through a red light (which I see EVERY DAY), ok...so where's the repercussions of that? You're basically saying bikes are pedestrians where bikes are "Jay walking" which is illegal if someone sees you, but if nobody sees you it's ok?

Cars it's similar too (dont get me started on people who drive as if rules ONLY apply if police are within sight), but more and more places have red light cameras.

So why do bikes get a pass on going through red lights (if anything it's MORE dangerous for THEM if they do it because any sort of collision with a car, THEY'RE the ones getting the most hurt)?

Not just red lights. Let's say a bike runs in to someone and dashes off or some other incident happens. You have literally no way of reporting this person because nobody would have any way to ID the bike, unlike a car where someone might remember the license plate.

[Ghost Of The Year]

Don't know if it's uncommon among drivers or pedestrians, but it'll be uncommon for anyone who rides a bike, but bikes should be required by law to have a license plate to be allowed to ride on a road.

Let's say some bike goes through a red light (which I see EVERY DAY), ok...so where's the repercussions of that? You're basically saying bikes are pedestrians where bikes are "Jay walking" which is illegal if someone sees you, but if nobody sees you it's ok?

Cars it's similar too (dont get me started on people who drive as if rules ONLY apply if police are within sight), but more and more places have red light cameras.

So why do bikes get a pass on going through red lights (if anything it's MORE dangerous for THEM if they do it because any sort of collision with a car, THEY'RE the ones getting the most hurt)?

Not just red lights. Let's say a bike runs in to someone and dashes off or some other incident happens. You have literally no way of reporting this person because nobody would have any way to ID the bike, unlike a car where someone might remember the license plate.

What they need, is to be required to have insurance just like any other driver on the road.

[l3ulvl]

Polite waives and acknowledgement of mistakes > road rage

I'm turning left into a store, a guy is exiting the store, trying to zip out while he can to use the left turn lane that I'm using. He recognizes his mistake, turns his vehicle, gives me a waive and voices "sorry man", I waive back and nod. Why can't it always be that simple?

[Instant C1a55ic]

Polite waives and acknowledgement of mistakes > road rage

I'm turning left into a store, a guy is exiting the store, trying to zip out while he can to use the left turn lane that I'm using. He recognizes his mistake, turns his vehicle, gives me a waive and voices "sorry man", I waive back and nod. Why can't it always be that simple?

Some people have a fear of making or acknowledging that they made a mistake.

Others lack empathy, and just dont care.

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[Ghost Of The Year]

Corner Gas is the Canadan spiritual Seinfeld. I dont know if its entirely a show about nothing, or just a little something, but the theme song does insist *there's not a lot going on.*