Have you ever driven through a town and not remember going through it?

[mcsap]

I have driven or been in a car through 48 states and all of the Canadian Provinces....I am sure there were a few that were less than memorable.

[ChevySSP]

Heck Annaville & the Bluff are part of Corpus. I agree about Driscoll, if it wasn't for the fact that it's one big speed trap & that one light theres nothing there. I used to work out of the K'ville office so I would drive 77 every day.

Odem is kinda the same way but they are starting to grow out there.

Mathis too. You can bypass it easily heading towards San An.

[Darin]

You gave up booze! :eek:

I thought he said boobs!!!! :eek:

[ChevySSP]

I thought he said boobs!!!! :eek:

C'mon now use some common sense. Why would any guy give up boobs?

Its just un-American to do something like that...

[BP348]

Some prescribed drugs can also have an affect. I know that hydrocodone can affect your memory.

Did I post in this thread already????

:D:D:D

[BJJVad]

Have you ever become so deep in thought when driving, that you completely forgot going through a familiar town or place?:confused: I have but not since I retired from LE when I was on the road 4-5 days a week driving from one end of the state to the other. It's a weird feeling and at the time wondered how I got through a town having several traffic lights and stop signs without getting T-boned or T-boning another vehicle.:eek:

50+ miles of my 74 mile drive home I didn't remember. Worked 15.5 and 16 hour shifts for 12 days straight. Driving with the window open and DD coffee still went into some type of coma. Snapped out of it about 2 miles before my exit.

[CACBAND]

Not with a whole town, though that would not be hard with some of the ones around here.

There is however a slight "S" type turn on the state highway I drive to work. There's a dirt road off to one side were the farmers (and who knows who else) go flying up and down. I've driven that "S" turn then got to work and I think to myself "did I even look down the dirt road (let alone make those turns)":(

There were times driving home from Florence were I was taking classes at night, its its 10 miles to Coolidge (on the way home), they had just installed a stop light and lowered the speed just before it. More than once for the first month I'd miss the new speed limit sign because I'd drive that road for years and was used to the old speed, I'd see the light and brake because I knew I didn't slow down (not because it was red). To this day I'm thankful the one cop I passed didn't stop me for it. It was a bad intersection, and I’d have stopped me for speeding.