RIP Good Driving

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Kurt Rahn
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RIP Good Driving

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For those of you who don't get Car and Driver, I ran across this in the June issue. It's part of John Phillips' column, where he reports the satirical demise of different things. I thought this one was too funny and a little too true.

Gone But Not Forgotten
Good Driving, 73, Murdered
Driving with care, smoothness, competency and skill was found DOA in a gutter on Detroit's Woodward Avenue last Saturday night by two instructors from the Skip Barber school. Good driving appeared to be a victim of a "senseless act," said an officer at the scene. Detectives declined to speculate on the cause of death but did cite roving gangs of unusually active cell-phone and texting suspects who frequent not only Woodward Avenue, but also every single g*dd*mn inch of paved road in America. Good driving had been in decline for years and was preceded in death by Common Courtesy.
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Amen!

... texted from my iPhone ... 405 fwy













... just kidding
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