Tales of ass-hat-ery and super cool ceramics

I'd like to know what it is about being a pedestrian that makes people think you want them to behave like an ass.  Now, I spend a lot of time walking around both because I like to walk and because I like to leave the truck available to my co-workers if I'm not going very far.  Usually I'm walking on a side walk or at the very least I'm well off to the side of the road, so I'm pretty sure the drivers don't think they need to warn me of their presence.  Yet, some how I've had multiple people who are driving by me honk their horns right as they get to me.  Thanks for the scare!  There is also apparently the need in people to yell things out their windows.  It's usually things I can't even hear, but which I assume are jerk-y in nature. 

The people in the unit next to me found the coolest piece of pre-historic pottery I've ever seen today.  Now, I'm not terribly interested in pre-historics, so me saying it's cool means a lot. (In fact it made Cori's day, since she is always trying to show up Jesse in his finds.  She rarely succeeds.) The pottery was approximately 10 x 5 cm and decorated.  Now we find a lot of check-stamped or ones with incised lines, this sherd had some sort of free hand design that Greg swears is either an eye or a sun.  I don't know about that, but certainly it's a design I've never seen before. 

Tales of ass-hat-ery and super cool ceramics

I'd like to know what it is about being a pedestrian that makes people think you want them to behave like an ass.  Now, I spend a lot of time walking around both because I like to walk and because I like to leave the truck available to my co-workers if I'm not going very far.  Usually I'm walking on a side walk or at the very least I'm well off to the side of the road, so I'm pretty sure the drivers don't think they need to warn me of their presence.  Yet, some how I've had multiple people who are driving by me honk their horns right as they get to me.  Thanks for the scare!  There is also apparently the need in people to yell things out their windows.  It's usually things I can't even hear, but which I assume are jerk-y in nature. 

The people in the unit next to me found the coolest piece of pre-historic pottery I've ever seen today.  Now, I'm not terribly interested in pre-historics, so me saying it's cool means a lot. (In fact it made Cori's day, since she is always trying to show up Jesse in his finds.  She rarely succeeds.) The pottery was approximately 10 x 5 cm and decorated.  Now we find a lot of check-stamped or ones with incised lines, this sherd had some sort of free hand design that Greg swears is either an eye or a sun.  I don't know about that, but certainly it's a design I've never seen before.