Hello everyone!
Welcome to another issue of car tips. Alright, I still want to extend the
word Car Tips. I want to extend the word tips not only for taking care of your
car, but also the driver. in this case, that means you. Now it's easy to take
care of your own car. You wash it, clean it, polish it, and even give it
endearing names sometimes.
But the thing is, can you take care of yourself? Can you be a responsible,
prudent, and peace-loving driver?
Well, i've researched the whole net for someone you could learn a few
lessons from. And no, that's not me, i'm no role-model driver anyway. but hey,
i've found something you could learn a few things from. And guess what? Kids
nowadays know this, and maybe you do, but then I'd introduce to you people from
Liberty City,
San Andreas, and Vice
City.
Yeah, I guess you know what I'm talkin about. I want to introduce to you the
protagonists of Grand Theft Auto. Haha. Let's see if we can learn something
from them.
Aright, a few lessons from Grand Theft Auto.
First of all, don't STEAL a freakin' car. Not only is it written in the holy
book, but it doesn't look nice as well. Haha. And yeah, don't STEAL and don't
BEAT UP the driver as well. That's a big no-no in day-to-day driving. Not only
that, your local law enforcement people might be more than willing to help you
get reminded by that.
Next, try not to carry any armed weapons when driving. Not only is it
distracting, it's also deadly. Not only would you be tempted to do any
drive-bys, but also, you'd be causing a lot of noise as well. Heh, again, your
local law enforcement authorities might again be EVEN MORE WILLING to talk to
you about that.
Haha. And oh yeah, you might also get tempted to be blastin' on that
inconsiderate driver who keeps on talking trash at you. Remember, patience and
kindness is at the heart of the well-respected driver.
See? We ARE learning a lot from Grand Theft Auto. I can't imagine why people
don't like that game. Drivers could learn a lot from that kick ass video game.
Hmmm... what else can we learn from GTA? Well, we should respect the speed
limit. Alright, driving games were made so people could let their inhibitions
loose. So they could experience what it feels like to live on the wild side.
But hey, in the real world--things aren't like that. that's why there's a law
on speed limits. They're there not to hinder you, but to protect you as well as
other drivers. So keep that eye on the meter.
Alright, now that's clear. What else? I've read an article saying that
playing video games saved his life. Alright, maybe i can agree with that. After
all, playing video games for quite some time already enhances your hand to eye
coordination. Which means that your reflexes would also improve. Which also
means that you MAY (READ: MAY) react better in the real world as you did in the
gaming world.
Okay, this article might be straying a bit. But i guess we've scratched the
surface on what we can learn with GTA. After all, it's a game about a bad guy
turned good. and we all want to be like that, don't we? Anyway, if you are
mature enough, you'd get the point that you should'nt be doing what those
characters do in the game right?
Right?
Right?
Alright.
And oh. You do know what satire is. Don't you?