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From Today's Sosua News
They are the biggest aholes I have ever seen in DR. One night, my GF and I stopped at Trompo on Tiradentes to have some cofee and tea, and a few beers. We sat at a table on the sidewalk. A bunch of dip**** hijos de papi show up on hot rodded quads and buggies, burnouts and donuts at the corner. Trying to impress the people at the liquor stores I assume.
One guy gets into intersection doing donuts and lost a bit of control and ended up with one tire up on the curb, a few yards from me. I stood up and started walking over to get in his face. He quickly put it in reverse and drove away laughing. My GF was trying to explain to me that I should not mess with them as they likely have important parents.
I am sure if I would have pounded the guy into a bloodless pulp, I would have been surrounded by his ahole buddies and then wound up in jail. It may have been worth it. . . . . .
[/QUOTE] I am sure if I would have pounded the guy into a bloodless pulp, I would have been surrounded by his ahole buddies and then wound up in jail. It may have been worth it. . . . . .[/QUOTE]
you think?
you think?
When it rains some wear helmets! I was like WTF yest when there were lots of helmet wearing motos and then realized ahhh they don't want to melt away in the rain!
They dont wear helmets for protection from a crash, only protecting the "pelo malo" from the rain.
Right. If one of these mental midgets happened to hit me and die, I would go to jail. No sympathy from me.
I am not talking about the family of a dead idiot as to where your cluelessness lies.
Hi, I just want to jump in and point out that it is not the fault of the moto drivers. Yes its not their fault and its never their fault... Just who builds and sells these dangerous machines may I ask. And, who are these customers that take advantage of these poor desperate moto drivers desperate life making them go for considerable distances for less than 100 pesos per trip usually. I have the strong feeling someone with money is to blame...
Normal moto taxi drivers are another issue.
We are talking about cretins who race motorbikes for fun while not only endangering themselves but anyone around them.
That sounds like a weak excuse, its the fault of the rich and maybe the Government!!
The rich in many cases, worked for their money, or have taken many risks(some foolish like drugs) others, its a result of Government connections and the underlying corruption. Yes, there is a valid arguement the government through lack of support to the education sector, dummy down the people preventing opportunity and instill dependency on said government.
However the government is selected by the people, who in the case of the DR, fail to realize their selections are not benefiting the longterm positive growth. They usually vote for whoever compensates them at the critical time period, buying votes with either pesos or pollo. The price for this lack of responsible voting is the obvious.
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Moving on...
The road from Moca to Sabaneta is a popular moto race track on Sundays.
I have lost count how many motos I have "almost" cleaned up due to the drivers stupidity.
Sure they are kids and we all did stupid stuff as kids, but some of the stuff I have seen goes beyond stupid.
No kidding, one time I was in Jamao and about 50 of these idiots were stopped in front of the police station taking a photo, then off they raced toward Sabaneta.....there is a pretty tight right turn just after the Cruce de Noe, that starts off easy then turns into a sharp corner.....anyway about 10-15 of them went off the road, through the fence and down the hill.....I didn't hang around to see if any were hurt, but one guy sure nailed the big tree there and was sitting there wondering what hit him.....In the DR this is population control
