Darwin Award Thread

[AzScorpion]

They're everywhere now.

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[TxOTRRanger]

They're everywhere now.

To quote Ron White.
"You can't fix Stupid. Stupid is forever."

 

[TJC]

They're everywhere now.

And they vote! And some large portion of them will be making decisions about how our society functions. How they see the world and understand our society will be the undoing of all of us.

I watch them take out their phone to do simple addition! They can't read a clock... or comprehend a novel! They have the attention span of a gnat...

We have a society with a few extremely bright people, but the masses are dumbed down to 3rd or 4th grade intelligence, with little or no emotional maturity.Essentially children in adult bodies.

 

[LaBalbe]

This is the predictable result of the participation trophy culture that started in the '90's.
I'm all for being inclusive, but not when it's gratuitous or at the expense of the masses.

 

[Motorpsychology]

 

[TJC]

That doesn't wash off!

 

[Nellieg]

Only correct when laying on the tatoo or looking south, i would be wondering if this was on purpose or not

 

[Chris M]

That doesn't wash off!

Nor should it.

 

[got3fords]

WTF?

 

[dtech]

Early start to the plunging season, this happened over the weekend near Ouray, note the other vehicle in the upper right. Need more tourists to clog the highway as they act to keep speeds under control.

 

[TJC]

I bet the driver was texting all the way down!

I can see it happening in the winter when things ice up and foolish drivers take a chance, but on a dry road... stupidity reigns supreme!

It'll buff out!

 

[Nellieg]

I bet the driver was texting all the way down!

I can see it happening in the winter when things ice up and foolish drivers take a chance, but on a dry road... stupidity reigns supreme!

It'll buff out!

Tow out is a bugger

 

[dtech]

When I lived in Denver I use to get a grin taking visitors from back east up Trail Ridge Rd or Loveland pass, no guardrails and there would be visible angst on their faces. 550 above Ouray does have some stretches that one best be focused on driving.

 

[got3fords]

When I lived in Denver I use to get a grin taking visitors from back east up Trail Ridge Rd or Loveland pass, no guardrails and there would be visible angst on their faces. 550 above Ouray does have some stretches that one best be focused on driving.

Reminds of the tour bus trip we took along the Million Dollar Highway in Co. You could look out the bus window and see nothing but straight down. No guard rails (that I remember). That to me was nerve wracking. Glad we had an experienced driver.

 

[TJC]

550 IS serious. Loveland, Wolfcreek, etc., are fun and challenging, best pay attention. 550 is in another class. A paved cliff. Beautiful too.

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