Texting and driving. Are you guilty?
by treehugger in Six Words Questions on Oct 11, 2012 | 
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maryjane31 says,
Absolutely NO!jl333 says,
Nope. I don't even know how to text. I still have the old school flip phone.treehugger says,
I admit I used to be guilty of it, but not for a long time now. It makes me wonder how I ever thought it was okay to do. I still see people doing it all the time.MsKillie says,
Nope!! I value my new truck way too much, plus most people on the roads here drive so horrible I need to pay attention to their stupidity constantly...jl333 says,
MsKillie--that's a perfect sixer! "Constantly paying attention to their stupidity!"TheAngstyPoet says,
This is my biggest pet peeve. Once I was in a cab and I had to scold the driver for texting and driving.