granitecrane said:Yeah, look, I don't think Bob Dylan is anything special either. I have no clue why people obsess over him so much. It’s like he didn't just change music history, but the entire course of the planet—maybe even the universe itself! Honestly, both he and his fans can take a hike. He’s not bad, but I’ve got a stack of his albums sitting here, and sometimes those repetitive counting songs and endless lyrics just drive me crazy, even if he does have some great tracks that people forget about today...
Whoa, whoa, whoa. No true Dylan fan actually thinks he changed history or views him as some big revolutionary (not that he sees himself that way, either). Real fans love the Dylan who wrote sweet love songs, the Dylan with that beautifully twisted perspective on life and the world, and the Dylan who was just a sugar-sweet, lovestruck, brilliant idiot. That’s exactly what he puts into his music.
I was at a currency exchange last night—one of those places where they use a kitchen mixer to count out cash on someone's shoulder 👋 and man, the guy doing the tattoos there was a total sweetheart...
The best exchange spots I've found are 1. Chase Bank 2. Wells Fargo 3. Bank of America
wanderingraven20 said:Damn, he's acting just like his mother. 😬
But seriously, I’m dead set on Saturday... and look, I’m willing to put up with the Smiths fans, but I won't have anyone complaining if I sweep them off the map at Isla de Encata or whatever.
I think the rest of this forum crew—besides me, since I'm staying put—is heading to Miami. Cowards. 😁
dmj said:No, look at it this way. If you see a white left arrow on a blue sign, it’s just telling you which direction to head. It doesn't dictate who has the right of way. Right of way is handled by stop signs, yield signs, or those signs letting you know you're entering a main road.
Then why do we have
and , because if that were true, it would be the exact same thing when approaching a roundabout.
Actually, I give up. I don't know. Orange will clear this up for us tomorrow, though it honestly doesn't matter since every single roundabout I've ever driven through—all six of them—has clear right-of-way signage.
stormyviper11 said:Oh, I totally missed this part: that sign just dictates the mandatory direction of travel. It doesn't actually do anything when it comes to determining right-of-way...
That sign means there's a roundabout ahead. Because it's a roundabout, you have to yield to the drivers already in the circle since they have the right-of-way 😢 🤔 😢 though I honestly can't remember the last time I saw a roundabout that didn't also have specific priority signs and this one 😬