Do This While Driving

Strange and silly things to do while driving. We do not advise doing any of the below "things to do while driving", as all driving should be taken seriously. The below "things to do while driving" are simply here for entertainment purposes.

• Vary your vehicle's speed inversely with the speed limit.
• Roll down your windows and blast talk radio.
• Attempt to headbang.
• At stop lights, eye the person in the next car suspiciously. With a look of fear, lock your doors.
• Two words: Chicken suit.
• Write the words "Help me" on your back window in red paint. The more it looks like blood, the better.
• Have conversations, looking periodically at the passenger seat, when driving alone.
• Laugh a lot. A whole lot.
• Stop at the green lights. Go at the red ones.
• Occasionally wave a stuffed animal/troll doll/Barbie out your window or sunroof. Feel free to make it dance.
• Eat food that requires silverware.
• Pass cars, then drive very slowly.
• Sing without having the radio on.
• Honk frequently without motivation.
• Wave at people often. If they wave back, offer an angry look and an obscene gesture.
• Ask people for Grey Poupon.
• Let pedestrians know who's boss.
• Look behind you frequently, with a very paranoid look.
• Restart your car at every stop light.
• Hang numerous car-fresheners in the rear-view mirror. Talk to them, stroking them lovingly.
• Lob burning things in the windows of smokers who throw their butts out the window.
• While stopped at a light, piss out the window/sunroof onto other cars.
• Keep at least five cats in the car.
• Root (cheer, not snuffle in the mud) for firetrucks.
• Stop and collect roadkill.
• Throw Spam.
• Get in the fast lane and gradually ... slow ... down ... to a stop. Then get out and watch the cars. Throw Spam at them. 

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Regular Maintenance

A man pushes his car into the garage and tells the mechanic that the engine just died on him down the street. After a few moments of tinkering under the hood, the engine is purring again. “Great,” says the driver. “How did you fix it?” “Just crap in the carburetor,” replies the mechanic. “Okay,” replies the man. “So how often do I have to do that?”