There's no denying the importance of cars. I mean, let's face it, there's a movie where the whole storyline centers around these torture chambers on wheels. In fact, I'd venture to say Cars is the best movie featuring inanimate objects (although, keep in mind, I haven't yet seen that Radio movie about all those radios). Oh, and cars like help us get from point A to point B in the fastest way possible--which is always nice considering the fact that us awkward girls have to mentally prepare ourselves before any walk outside.
So, yeah, cars are cool, great, fun--UNLESS you cringe at the sight of acquaintances, wore those spiral no tie shoe laces in 2nd grade, and have permanent lines on your shins due to the habitual wearing of long Hanes socks. In the "recipe for awkwardness," awkward girls are the dough--with the automobile serving as the yeast that causes us to rise to our optimum level of awkwardness. Simply put, driving is not an awkward girl's cup of tea (and if you consider yourself a good driver and awkward, then you are living a lie and should stop reading this post now, seriously). Also, let's face it, no matter how hard we tried to master Rainbow Road on Mario Kart, we always ended up getting lapped every game/throwing the controller at the TV. What about automobiles is so painstakingly awkward, you ask?
1) Parking lots are hell on earth to every awkward girl. We either park so far away that our destination looks like a dot on the horizon, accidentally pull up next to a car where the passengers were just about to get out (yikes!), or park so close to the car next to us that we have to exit via the passenger side. I'm not even going to mention parallel parking, for a simple blog post could never accurately depict the looks of horror on people's faces as they watch our 50th attempt at essentially the same back and forth motion that is getting us absolutely nowhere.
2) Stoplights. Ha. We always forget that we share the road with normal people who know fully well that they can't sing "Set Fire To The Rain" at the top of their lungs and sound good. Oh, and the person in the car next to you watching your American Idol audition is ALWAYS an attractive male who is a mix of Ryan Gosling, Ryan Reynolds, Zac Efron, Ed Westwick, Adam Levine, and Channing Tatum--ALWAYS.
3) For some illogical reason, we delude ourselves into thinking we can compete with the other cars in the fast lane. Think again.
4) Gas stations. We never pay with cash because, duh, that requires human interaction. Instead it takes us 50 times to swipe our credit card the right way and standing there filling up our tank (as millions of cars go whizzing by) almost makes us feel more self-conscious than walking past a crowded bus stop does (key word being almost).
5) It's a proven fact that on the 7th day, God created the green arrow so that awkward girls would have a reason to get up in the morning. Without the green arrow, making a left turn causes our heart to beat faster than any presentation ever has or ever will. Venturing out into the intersection is like throwing ourselves into the lion's den--wearing Lady Gaga's meat dress--donning a sign that says "Eat me, I taste better than any hyena you've ever had!" Needless to say, it's the scariest part of our day/life.
Remember, friends, ya can't spell automobile without bile (I hope this makes sense......)!!!!
Peace, love, and tire marks on your friend's lawn because you couldn't back out of her driveway!
Awkward Girl
Remember, friends, ya can't spell automobile without bile (I hope this makes sense......)!!!!
Peace, love, and tire marks on your friend's lawn because you couldn't back out of her driveway!
Awkward Girl