Does anyone else drink tea in the shower?

[geeber1]

I guess the next step is "No eating ..."

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Or "No photography while driving?"

[skilfautdire]

Or "No photography while driving?"

It's not in the list yet ! To be fair, another sign mentions 'no handheld devices'. So that covers them all I presume I wonder if it covers coffee (tea !) cups since they are hand held after all.

Still, that's one thing that drove me by, so to speak. People were texting and emailing all along while driving and now there's a ban against that and I, I still have to figure out how people can write emails or any text while driving in the first place. Baffles me. Taking pictures, OK. But writing emails ?

Ah well.

[Chip]

... A few weeks ago I passed someone reading a book while driving (poorly). It was near a PSU campus, so I am assuming a little last minute study before an exam?

[beachape]

I was riding in a double decker bus a while back, and saw a person reading a novel while driving. They had the novel open propped against the steering wheel while driving. From the Birdseye view I could see him occasionally turn pages, so he wasn't just checking some last minute info. This was on the interstate

[LauraW]

I was riding in a double decker bus a while back, and saw a person reading a novel while driving. They had the novel open propped against the steering wheel while driving. From the Birdseye view I could see him occasionally turn pages, so he wasn't just checking some last minute info. This was on the interstate

I saw the same thing a couple years ago (though I wasn't on a bus, I was driving right next to him!). I've also seen newspapers, which baffles me even more, since that covers up half the view of the road!!

And they'd better not keep me from eating/drinking while on the road - can you imagine the dehydration from a 10 hour drive with nothing to drink (especially caffeine)? Yikes!! I get thirsty after about an hour in the car, 10 would be torture! (And yes, I realize that I could stop and get something, but that requires stopping, and momentum says "keep driving!" - in a 10 hour drive I'll normally stop twice.)

[Victoria]

It's not unusual to see people reading here. Some freeways are notoriously slow to the point of stopping every morning and people do read books. Crazy, but true.

[LauraW]

It's not unusual to see people reading here. Some freeways are notoriously slow to the point of stopping every morning and people do read books. Crazy, but true.

I can understand if it's stopped traffic, but on the freeway at 65mph? I was a little scared.

[beachape]

Yeah stop and go i can imagine. This was 65mph.

[Victoria]

Oh

[sneakers]

It's good with a little soap for flavoring.

[geeber1]

I have to laugh at the women who are putting on mascara while driving. Big OUCH if you had to slam on the brakes!

[Chip]

I have to laugh at the women who are putting on mascara while driving. Big OUCH if you had to slam on the brakes!

... lollipop ...

[entropyembrace]

I have to laugh at the women who are putting on mascara while driving. Big OUCH if you had to slam on the brakes!

yeah I don´t get how they can do that either lol...or on the bus/train...I poke my eyes sometimes as it is...uhm...shaky hands have nothing to do with caffeine intake right?

[geeber1]

I have to laugh at the women who are putting on mascara while driving. Big OUCH if you had to slam on the brakes!

yeah I don´t get how they can do that either lol...or on the bus/train...I poke my eyes sometimes as it is...uhm...shaky hands have nothing to do with caffeine intake right?

I tend to poke myself in the eye due to plain 'ol clumsiness, no caffeine or driving involved! Mascara pokes hurt like heck, don't they?

[sneakers]

I have to laugh at the women who are putting on mascara while driving. Big OUCH if you had to slam on the brakes!

Isn't that just as bad as folks who text while driving, and cause injury and deaths?