From the producers of "The Smoking Ban," bring you "The Food Ban"

[Beermonkey]

I hate it when they walk out in front of you, and then just stare at you while they slowly walk across the street like they own the place.

What pisses me off the most are the people in my neighborhood who push their baby carriages in the street, even though there are sidewalks, then glare at you if you are driving over 5 mph. They need to get their fat, stretch pant-covered asses & their child on the sidewalk. If you want to run/walk on the street, great, but don't subject the child to more risk because it's "inconvenient" push your stroller over angled curbs.

[rjs246]

Honestly, can anyone come up with a reasonable argument for pedestrians to have the right of way? Have some farging sense and don't walk out into traffic you ignorant farging douchebags.

[Wingspan]

I yell at pedestrians when they get out in front of me when I am driving, because I should have the right of way. I also yell at cars when I am a pedestrian, because again, I should have the right of way... suck it.

[rjs246]

Touche.

[Geowhizzer]

Not gonna even argue this one with you folks.  Yay cars.

I'm going to make a wild guess that you're pro-pedestrian on this one.  Makes sense, living in New York and such.

I actually have no problem in areas of high pedestrian traffic for there to be safeguards for those walking. 

However, like in everything, there are those who take advantage of that situation, and dart out into traffic and/or have a cavalier attitude about crossing traffic.  Those people annoy me.

Of course, when you have 80-year-olds crossing and taking awhile like in Florida, I guess one has to take it in stride...

[Diomedes]

Not interested in a beat down today.

Wingnut already won the argument anyway.

[Beermonkey]

I was driving up in Hartford, CT recently and it was like playing a safe driving simulation where people & objects just randomly jump in front of your car. People would be walking straight down the street, then suddenly just veer off the curb into the street. I keept waiting for a child to throw his kickball in front of me to complete the experience.