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Me ? I'm not causing the problem !
Written By das - 21 April, 2009
Traffic Bangalore cars Complaint Traffic jams
It's always somone else causing the problem !
In general, the richer the person is:
1. The more resources he uses
2. The more he feels that he part of the solution
3. The less he feels that he is part of the problem.
I've actually heard people remarking "These buses are the biggest cause of the traffic problem".
COMMENTS
Ravi_D - 23 April, 2009 - 09:13
Didn't I ask you a thousand times not to click it when I drive home? :-(
Ravi
mcadambi - 22 April, 2009 - 04:54
More 'solutions' from the people above:
1.) Underpasses, overpasses, roads on stilts, roads over roads, roads roads and more roads
2.) Magic Boxes, up down and everywhere
3.) TOTAL BAN ON TRAFFIC SIGNALS - Who needs these anyways?
4.) Cars for all - Tata Nanos to be poll promises like TVs!
psaram42 - 22 April, 2009 - 03:01
For every thing we have an excuse to exclude self. We want others to be good or better than us at least. The degree varies. Once I was asked by my best friend whether all of us government Servants do a good job for our salaries received, when I was in a complaining mood. That was 40 yrs back. I cannot forget that moment.
PSA
If all those idiots get together and....
Vasanthkumar Mysoremath - 22 April, 2009 - 04:42
Das,
Very nice cartoon yaar. If all those idiots could just get together and decide ... we can have one idiotic solution ?
-Vasanth Mysoremath
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