by dave on August 21, 2011
Thank god that the NFL lockout finally came to an end. And thank god that on my Girlfriends birthday – September 3rd, college football will commence at the fullest, to me anyway, as I can witness FSU take the field and see how their defense and new offense will do. Not like they are playing a team that has the talent or coaching staff to compete with FSU – but will give some of the younger players some good play time before they take on the #1 Oklahoma Sooners.
My Tampa Bay Buccaneers are looking pretty good so far – even though it is only half way through preseason, and they failed to establish anything against their scrimmage against the Patriots, but they have plenty of time to work out the kinks. Plus – all the rookies that brought them to a 10-6 team last year, are more experienced now, and I believe that the Tampa Bay Bucs will definitely make their way into the playoffs for the year 2012.
by dave on August 21, 2011
If you happen to live in the sunshine state of Florida, you might notice that during the summer time, there is pretty much a 50% chance that it is going to rain almost every single day. Being someone that is always driving every day, and usually all day, I get a lot of time driving in the rain, especially when it is pouring down pure hell where you cannot see 10 feet in front of you.
To make matters worse, when it is pouring down rainy hell here in Florida, stupid ass drivers don’t know how to turn their lights on so that other cars may see them – this is pretty important especially when you are driving on the interstate. About 10 years ago I started using Rain X on my windshield, and it makes a world of difference.
I have become so spoiled with it that I can’ t imagine myself driving in the Rain without it. Surprised that there aren’t more companies out there that are seriously competing with them – as driving down the highway with rain pouring down, and no visibility really sucks, but with a decent Rain X application, it makes the visibility 100% better.
So if you are living in an environment that constantly has down pours of rain, and want to make your experience of driving in the rain a more enjoyable one, then get your cheap ass to the store and purchase some Rain X. If anyone out there uses a similar product to increase visibility on the wind shield when driving in the rain – please feel free to leave a comment.
