" driving "

 [ "driving" ]

1: The Murphy's Law of Driving

  * e.g.,  ... And that's just the tip of the iceberg. 

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2: 1) The car infront of you is always slower.

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3: 2) The car in back of you always wants to go faster.

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4: 3) There is never traffic until you start to back out of your driveway.

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5: 4) There is never traffic until you reach the stop sign.

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6: 5) When you are in a hurry, everyone is on a joy ride.

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7: 6) When you are looking for an address, everyone is in a hurry.

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8: 7) Bugs, salt, and other grime on the windshield are attracted to the area directly infront of your line of sight.

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9: 8) If a car in the other lane is hovering between you and the car infront of you, he wants to switch, even though...

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10: 9) Turn signals (blinkas) are never used.

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11: 10) Your exit is 3 lanes to the right, and about 200 feet away.

 [ "Drive it" ]

1: another way to say " get out of here "

  * e.g.,  ... dude 1 : hey, give me your credit card dude 2 : drive it ! 

 [ "at the drive-in" ]

1: A band from El Paso, TX. They were highly successful in the mid-90s underground scene until the single "One Armed Scissor" was released and played quite frequently on MTV in the late 90s. But even during their popularity on MTV, they still stuck to their roots, playing with the same energy as they did when they were still underground and not conforming to the stereotypical MTV egocentric band. They eventually broke up in 2001, but the reason why is still in debate. Some say it's because they didn't want to become mainstream, some say it was artistic differences, and some say it's a mix of the two. Either way, their break up formed two different bands: Sparta, which is similar to At the Drive-In, but not as energetic in my opinion, and The Mars Volta, which is quite different from At the Drive-In and the main reason to support the "artistic differences" reason for the break up.

  * e.g.,  ... Damn, I wish I'd seen At the Drive-In live when I had the chance. 

 [ "At The Drive-in" ]

1: Quite simply one of the best bands ever. Too bad they split up :(

  * e.g.,  ... My favourite songs by At The Drive-in are "One Armed Scissor", "Cosmonaut" and "Hourglass". 

 [ "drive by" ]

1:  A shooting performed by a gang-member in a slowly moving motor vehicle that then speeds away from the scene.

  * e.g.,  ...  "Yo' roll up here MOFO, I gunna do a drive-by on this bitch." 

 [ "drive by" ]

2:  To 'suss' something out, to complete a recce.

  * e.g.,  ...  "Have you done a drive by of the target?" 

 [ "at the drive-in" ]

1: Most Incredible Band with members - Cedric Bixler, Omar Rodriguez, Tony Hajjar, Jim Ward, and Paul Hinojos......but they broke up. Cedric and Omar are in The Mars Volta while the other members (along with Matt Miller on bass) are in Sparta..

  * e.g.,  ... At the Drive-In Releases: Hell Paso, Alfaro Vive, Carajo!, Acrobatic Tenement, El Gran Orgo, In/Casino/Out, Vaya, Relationship of Command, Anthology: This Station is Non-Operational 

 [ "The Drive" ]

1: An extremely trippy series of back-country roads in Sherman, TX that Austin College students drive on when smoking pot.

  * e.g.,  ... Man, I got lost on the drive last night. We found a road with 12 foot fences on both sides!! 

 [ "at the drive-in" ]

1: A band that hails from El Paso, Texas and stays true to its routes no matter what the circumstances. All around the wickest band in its class. Energetic, fast paced, intelligent rock that's bound to reach your soul. Napoleon Solo is a wicked song.

  * e.g.,  ... If you don't know who At The Drive-In are, you're listening to too much hip-hop and heavy metal on MTV. Therefore you suck. 

 [ "Drive-in" ]

1: A popular place to watch movies while enjoying fallatio and/or sexual intercourse in your car.

  * e.g.,  ... As a noun: Hey let's 'hang out' at the drive-in. 

 [ "Drive On" ]

1: v. Military slang. Phrase that means carrying on to complete a task or continuing despite hardship.

  * e.g.,  ... "What's the problem, soldier?"