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* Edit. I do not "roll coal". I thought it was a term for driving a car. I'm both a rolling-coal dude and ride a bicycle in NYC. I'm extremely careful when dri
by lancesells 5y ago
* Edit. I do not "roll coal". I thought it was a term for driving a car.
I'm both a rolling-coal dude and ride a bicycle in NYC. I'm extremely careful when driving a car around cyclists. The last thing I would ever want to do is injure someone on foot, bike, or in a car.
I would take it most people care and a few do not.
- Apotheos 5y agoQuestion for you, why would you ever roll coal?
- lancesells 5y agoDid not realize what the term meant. I do not roll coal.
- ck2 5y agoYour reply is confusing to the point where maybe there's a misunderstanding of the definition. Rolling-coal is illegally bypassing the exhaust on a vehicle, it's illegal everywhere in the tri-state area, it's illegal in the whole country because it's a federal law (Clean Air Act, no tampering with exhaust) that states cannot override. So you are simultaneously confessing to committing crimes while insisting you respect other people? Something isn't meshing there.
- lancesells 5y agoMy mistake. I thought it was a term for driving an ICE car.
- chiggsy 5y agoThey kind of proving one of your points though. Clearly you did not know what rolling-coal meant, you said so, and admitted it multiple times. Carry on, sir!
- harrylove 5y agoCan you say more about this world view? I'm experiencing a bit of cognitive dissonance. To me, this is like saying, "I actively pour motor oil into the ocean, but I would never intentionally harm someone."
- lancesells 5y agoMy mistake. Did not know what the term meant.