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<blockquote data-quote="Larry Morgan" data-source="post: 1326615" data-attributes="member: 4676"><p>I would be worried if I was a cyclist. Not all people are as even tempered as the OP on subjects like this. If you see a line of cars backed up behind you, chances are one of them is fuming mad with road rage about it. That just exponentially increases the odds of them doing something reckless. (That's one of those words where I don't understand the origin. To me, it sounds like a GOOD thing to be. The root word anf modifier makes it sound like it mean to be without a wreck. Oh well...)</p><p></p><p>Edit: Nevermind, I had to look it up. "Reck" means to have concern, care, or regard for. Interesting how that "W" makes all the difference. Yay English!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Larry Morgan, post: 1326615, member: 4676"] I would be worried if I was a cyclist. Not all people are as even tempered as the OP on subjects like this. If you see a line of cars backed up behind you, chances are one of them is fuming mad with road rage about it. That just exponentially increases the odds of them doing something reckless. (That's one of those words where I don't understand the origin. To me, it sounds like a GOOD thing to be. The root word anf modifier makes it sound like it mean to be without a wreck. Oh well...) Edit: Nevermind, I had to look it up. "Reck" means to have concern, care, or regard for. Interesting how that "W" makes all the difference. Yay English! [/QUOTE]
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