Fake carsickness.
Lean back in your sede, sedile on the person behind you.
Ask. Are we there yet? Every 5 Minutes.
Have arguments with someone in the car.
Stick your head out the window like a dog.
Sing with the radio loudly even if te don’t know the words.
Actually get carsick.
Play with every gadget te find in the car.
Have belching contests.
Accelerate and brake every 4 seconds.
Count to 10 before going at a stop sign.
Run a yellow light but change your mind while te still can.
Drive down the left turn lane.
Slow down when te see a sign that says, “bridge may be icy,” especially in the dead of summer.
Stop at railroad crossings.
Drive with your feet.
Hit the gas and the brake at the same time.
Drive 46 mph on the expressway.
In the fast lane.
See how far across the seats te can spit breath mints before te get yelled at.
Drive with a Slurpee in one hand a cigarette in the other while trying to balance 5 McDonald meals on your left leg.
Go from 60 to 0 every thirty seconds, just to see if te can cause a 5-car (or more) pileup.
Never use your blinkers.
On a 2-lane road, form a roadblock as te drive parallel to a semi going 20.
While on the expressway, grab the shifter and ask, “What does the ‘R’ stand for?”
And for EXTRA fun, try it!
Gargle mouthwash while driving.
attraversare, croce over the median on a 4-lane expressway, just to get over to the “right” exit.
Try to eat the steering wheel.
Burn everyone with the cigarette lighter in the car.
Open and close the guanto box continually until someone hits you.
Every time te pass a car, yell “Hi!”
Count the number of purple Corvettes te see in your driving adventures.
Honk your horn for fun.
Play Musica with your horn, o rig it to play a tune.
Sit in the driver’s seat, but insist some else drives.
Talk on the phone.
Dial the number of the passenger’s cellular phone.
Stop on an entrance ramp of the expressway.
Shift into park.
Leave the emergency flashers on and leave the car.
Use the windshield wipers just so te can rock with the rhythm.
And always, ALWAYS, drive with your eyes closed. (And clasp your hands over your ears singing, “lalala–I can’t hear you~”
Slow down on acceleration ramps and speed up on deceleration ones.
Lose your book the giorno before a test.
Forget what the word “velocitation” means.
Drive up the road with half of your muffler hanging off.
As a pedestrian, ALWAYS run across highways and
expressways.
Stomp on the pedals just to hear the different sounds they make.
Combine these sounds with various beeps, clicks, and snaps from other parts of the car and te could be a one-man (or woman) orchestra.
New game: Put the car in Drive and leave the car.
te and your passenger must pick a spot, and whichever the car rolls closest to wins. The loser must chase the car.
Drive on runways in airports.
Constantly play with your mirrors; see if te can get your rear-view mirror to turn 360 degrees.
attraversare, croce double-yellow lines.
NEVER EVER turn right on red.
Honk your horn at geese and see if they honk back.
Turn left from the right turn lane.
Turn right from the left turn lane.
When entering a store, put your hazard lights on just so te can park in front of the store.
Play Muzak so loud that the cars successivo to te vibrate.
When stopped at a red light, pretend to answer your cell phone and then hand it to the person in the car successivo to te and say, “It’s for you.”
See how many street-hockey nets te can demolish
in an hour.
Back into an angular parking spot.
Try to put CDs in your car’s tape player.
Hit pedestrians as te try to parallel park.
In a residential area, pretend te are a race-car driver and gun it.
When people honk at you, cut them off.
If they try to cut te off, pull in front of them and come to a complete stop.
Throw your coffee out the window during rush hour.
Spit ciliegia pits out your window.
Lock your keys inside your car.
While it is running.
Drive before te start Driver’s Training.
Have sulfuric acid sprayed in your eyes while trying to jump-start your car.
If a backseat driver is in the car, yank off the steering wheel and say, “HERE. te DRIVE.”
Lean back in your sede, sedile on the person behind you.
Ask. Are we there yet? Every 5 Minutes.
Have arguments with someone in the car.
Stick your head out the window like a dog.
Sing with the radio loudly even if te don’t know the words.
Actually get carsick.
Play with every gadget te find in the car.
Have belching contests.
Accelerate and brake every 4 seconds.
Count to 10 before going at a stop sign.
Run a yellow light but change your mind while te still can.
Drive down the left turn lane.
Slow down when te see a sign that says, “bridge may be icy,” especially in the dead of summer.
Stop at railroad crossings.
Drive with your feet.
Hit the gas and the brake at the same time.
Drive 46 mph on the expressway.
In the fast lane.
See how far across the seats te can spit breath mints before te get yelled at.
Drive with a Slurpee in one hand a cigarette in the other while trying to balance 5 McDonald meals on your left leg.
Go from 60 to 0 every thirty seconds, just to see if te can cause a 5-car (or more) pileup.
Never use your blinkers.
On a 2-lane road, form a roadblock as te drive parallel to a semi going 20.
While on the expressway, grab the shifter and ask, “What does the ‘R’ stand for?”
And for EXTRA fun, try it!
Gargle mouthwash while driving.
attraversare, croce over the median on a 4-lane expressway, just to get over to the “right” exit.
Try to eat the steering wheel.
Burn everyone with the cigarette lighter in the car.
Open and close the guanto box continually until someone hits you.
Every time te pass a car, yell “Hi!”
Count the number of purple Corvettes te see in your driving adventures.
Honk your horn for fun.
Play Musica with your horn, o rig it to play a tune.
Sit in the driver’s seat, but insist some else drives.
Talk on the phone.
Dial the number of the passenger’s cellular phone.
Stop on an entrance ramp of the expressway.
Shift into park.
Leave the emergency flashers on and leave the car.
Use the windshield wipers just so te can rock with the rhythm.
And always, ALWAYS, drive with your eyes closed. (And clasp your hands over your ears singing, “lalala–I can’t hear you~”
Slow down on acceleration ramps and speed up on deceleration ones.
Lose your book the giorno before a test.
Forget what the word “velocitation” means.
Drive up the road with half of your muffler hanging off.
As a pedestrian, ALWAYS run across highways and
expressways.
Stomp on the pedals just to hear the different sounds they make.
Combine these sounds with various beeps, clicks, and snaps from other parts of the car and te could be a one-man (or woman) orchestra.
New game: Put the car in Drive and leave the car.
te and your passenger must pick a spot, and whichever the car rolls closest to wins. The loser must chase the car.
Drive on runways in airports.
Constantly play with your mirrors; see if te can get your rear-view mirror to turn 360 degrees.
attraversare, croce double-yellow lines.
NEVER EVER turn right on red.
Honk your horn at geese and see if they honk back.
Turn left from the right turn lane.
Turn right from the left turn lane.
When entering a store, put your hazard lights on just so te can park in front of the store.
Play Muzak so loud that the cars successivo to te vibrate.
When stopped at a red light, pretend to answer your cell phone and then hand it to the person in the car successivo to te and say, “It’s for you.”
See how many street-hockey nets te can demolish
in an hour.
Back into an angular parking spot.
Try to put CDs in your car’s tape player.
Hit pedestrians as te try to parallel park.
In a residential area, pretend te are a race-car driver and gun it.
When people honk at you, cut them off.
If they try to cut te off, pull in front of them and come to a complete stop.
Throw your coffee out the window during rush hour.
Spit ciliegia pits out your window.
Lock your keys inside your car.
While it is running.
Drive before te start Driver’s Training.
Have sulfuric acid sprayed in your eyes while trying to jump-start your car.
If a backseat driver is in the car, yank off the steering wheel and say, “HERE. te DRIVE.”
