Warning!

SWGB

Mar 15, '08 · 11:38 PM1,101

Please turn off your fog lamps and/or high beams on 30A. They are both unneccessary and obnoxious!

While we understand that you may be looking for your dream rental, you are on vacation and turning around will not be a problem.

For those of you with fog issues, highbeams actually reduce you and the oncoming traffic's visibility.

Thank you and drive safe.

P.S. Please don't make us use the turtle watch to eliminate headlights altogether.

P.S.S. The italicized portion is not real and humor.

Replies

SoWal Expert

Mar 15, '08 · 11:39 PM#2

OK, Grumpy McGrumpy. :lol:

Beach Fanatic

Mar 16, '08 · 12:58 AM#3

Bright light! Bright light!

sowalgayboi =

needs to get out more

Mar 16, '08 · 1:16 AM#4

lite-brite?

SWGBAuthor

Mar 16, '08 · 2:45 AM#5

OK, Grumpy McGrumpy.

Bright light! Bright light!

sowalgayboi =

hmmmm......can't remember

Mar 16, '08 · 7:31 AM#6

Stay away from the light, Carol Anne!

Beach Fanatic

Mar 16, '08 · 1:21 PM#7

How about the glare from the street lights as well?

SoWal Expert

Mar 16, '08 · 3:58 PM#8

There are sections of 30A that are so poorly lit/full of critters that I always use my brights there - which is why I avoided hitting coyotes (draper dip) and deer (grayton) as recently as friday night. :wave:

Beach Fanatic

Mar 16, '08 · 4:05 PM#9

Bright light! Bright light!

sowalgayboi =

Looking at some posts on another thread he shouldn't be fed (or boozed maybe) after midnight either :floor:

hmmmm......can't remember

Mar 16, '08 · 4:06 PM#10

Looking at some posts on another thread he shouldn't be fed (or boozed maybe) after midnight either .

You're supposed to be at the beach...

SoWal Insider

Mar 16, '08 · 4:10 PM#11

Looking at some posts on another thread he shouldn't be fed (or boozed maybe) after midnight either .

Warning!!!!!!!!! Don't drive with your high beams or type drunk

Beach Fanatic

Mar 16, '08 · 4:11 PM#12

You're supposed to be at the beach...

Lol..I was I walked a couple of miles and came back. I am have delicate skin and have to ease into it at the start of the season. :wave:

It is the nicest day of the year outside maybe, though the water isn't as pretty it has been. And Scenic 98 is very, very scenic.

SoWal Insider

Mar 16, '08 · 4:14 PM#13

Lol..I was I walked a couple of miles and came back. I am have delicate skin and have to ease into it at the start of the season. It is the nicest day of the year outside maybe, though the water isn't as pretty it has been. And Scenic 98 is very, very scenic.

I rode up to Alabama for a few to visit family, I washed the pollen off my car before I left and now it is yellow again

hmmmm......can't remember

Mar 16, '08 · 4:14 PM#14

Lol..I was I walked a couple of miles and came back. I am have delicate skin and have to ease into it at the start of the season. It is the nicest day of the year outside maybe, though the water isn't as pretty it has been. And Scenic 98 is very, very scenic.

It's beautiful here today, too. I think mother nature is trying to make nice after her temper tantrum yesterday!

Beach Fanatic

Mar 16, '08 · 5:31 PM#15

I rode up to Alabama for a few to visit family, I washed the pollen off my car before I left and now it is yellow again

We washed our car on the way toward the beach earlier today. By the time we got to the Target parking lot, you could already see a fresh dusting of pollen on it.

Beach Fanatic

Mar 16, '08 · 11:08 PM#16

All this made me laugh. But seriously. Where do you wash your car (lights on or off) these days since the 30A Car Wash closed?

SWGBAuthor

Mar 17, '08 · 1:06 PM#17

All this made me laugh. But seriously. Where do you wash your car (lights on or off) these days since the 30A Car Wash closed?

The one on the west end up on 98. :wave:

Beach Fanatic

Mar 17, '08 · 3:55 PM#18

The one on the west end up on 98.

$4 Dollar Carwash PCB on 98.

Beach Fanatic

Mar 17, '08 · 4:02 PM#19

Don't you people have garden hoses and spray nozzles?

Save your money for something important, like refreshments!!

Beach Comber

Mar 17, '08 · 4:07 PM#20

you could try a bucket, with a hose and nozzle that turns off when not in use...the old sponge and bucket method is the best!!! think of the gas you could save, not to mention you can work on your tan, while wearing your SPF???:scratch: