Damn tourists

"LOL what's a rotary? I think we should stop right in the middle of it!"

What's a rotary?

EDIT: I think I should stop right in the middle of it.

This post has been edited by El Huesudo II on Jul 7 2009, 07:37 PM

What IS a rotary?

Roundabout, rotary, can't think of anything else they're called atm.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotary_(intersection)

If you don't live in New England, chances are none exist near you.

This post has been edited by Paji on Jul 7 2009, 07:41 PM

Isn't a rotary an engine?

Googles telling me that. :l

edit: oh those are in the UK

This post has been edited by Sparks on Jul 7 2009, 07:42 PM

Oh now I know.

I never want to see any of you on the road around here besides Paji. I rage if I see anyone do something stupid in a rotary.

I'm a good driver, and that's saying a lot when you live in Massachusetts.

Hi I've never been to New England or the UK

Which is why I don't want to see you driving here.

You won't have any trouble from British tourists, you can't get moved for roundabouts here :3

Ok then


educate me on how they work


dont have to be rude

You drive into the circle and listen to the signs. If you're entering the circle you have to yield to oncoming traffic. You get out of the circle at the correct exit that will lead you to your destination.

massachusetts has **** road design

You yield to traffic inside the rotary getting on, you circle around until you get to your exit, put your blink on and pull off of the rotary. And, if you do so much as too cut someone off or stop/slow down, people will rage at you.

Damn it Paji.

This post has been edited by Fiddy Three on Jul 7 2009, 08:05 PM

Sounds like a circular interstate exit that repeats forever and ever

lol sorry

You said put on your blinker and I forgot to do so, so hey, have a cookie.

And then I'd be ADD enough to drive around in it for hours

man I think we have one of those in Monroe

it's really not that bad, actually


although I'd assume it's different in the UK because everybody is so used to it that if somebody slowed down even a tiny bit people would rage

Hmm, people generally don't rage too much over driving here.

At least nowhere near as much as they did in some of the places I've been in the US.