Do you hate tailgaiters?
10-22-2009, 08:03 PM
#62
Beware guys, he's "nasty Nick, the juice head" rofl
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10-22-2009, 08:05 PM
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I've met this guy...you have no reason to be scared NA6C...he's the kind of guy my little brother could punk out.
Just throwing fuel on fires.
Road ragers are ridiculous...and usually the most offensive ones don't get anywhere fast. They spend all that time and effort tailgating, honking, flippin' off, changing lanes, speeding up through 50yd spaces etc...and then they get off 2 whole exits later while they're still in your sight, and catch the red light after the off ramp anyhow as you continue cruising by at 70mph.
What a waste...and it's dangerous.
I've had one guy stop and walk up to my car. He started shouting...looked down at me and must have seen in my face that I was going to let him finish and then be ready to retaliate if he took it up a notch...and just turned on his heel and went back to his car. Didn't hurt my feelings any...he's the one that can't drive for **** or control his temper.
I get mad a lot too...but just when people are driving in a manner that either grossly ignores well known laws that allow traffic to flow (stopping at right turns with protected lanes etc.), or if they are endangering my safety. Sad part is I let more stuff go when I'm by myself...but take it really personal when my family is in the car with me. I have to really remind myself I can't let things escalate....but still honk or flash lights to the real ******** just so my voice is heard...and they don't just keep walking over everyone.
Just throwing fuel on fires.
Road ragers are ridiculous...and usually the most offensive ones don't get anywhere fast. They spend all that time and effort tailgating, honking, flippin' off, changing lanes, speeding up through 50yd spaces etc...and then they get off 2 whole exits later while they're still in your sight, and catch the red light after the off ramp anyhow as you continue cruising by at 70mph.
What a waste...and it's dangerous.
I've had one guy stop and walk up to my car. He started shouting...looked down at me and must have seen in my face that I was going to let him finish and then be ready to retaliate if he took it up a notch...and just turned on his heel and went back to his car. Didn't hurt my feelings any...he's the one that can't drive for **** or control his temper.
I get mad a lot too...but just when people are driving in a manner that either grossly ignores well known laws that allow traffic to flow (stopping at right turns with protected lanes etc.), or if they are endangering my safety. Sad part is I let more stuff go when I'm by myself...but take it really personal when my family is in the car with me. I have to really remind myself I can't let things escalate....but still honk or flash lights to the real ******** just so my voice is heard...and they don't just keep walking over everyone.
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10-22-2009, 08:08 PM
#64
I figured so, big talkers are usually the little guys that are really scared about everything..... 
I think we are ignoring the fact that there are two kinds of rage drivers. Offensive and defensive. Offensive drives like **** and gets mad at people slowing them down, so they jump in and out of lanes. The defensive are the ones that get mad at the offensive ones and try to block them in and make them wait... I'm defensive
One is the scum of Earth, the other is the defender of all things good.
I think we are ignoring the fact that there are two kinds of rage drivers. Offensive and defensive. Offensive drives like **** and gets mad at people slowing them down, so they jump in and out of lanes. The defensive are the ones that get mad at the offensive ones and try to block them in and make them wait... I'm defensive
One is the scum of Earth, the other is the defender of all things good.
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10-22-2009, 08:14 PM
#66
And then you have those of us who have actually killed little poop stains like yourself because you think it is okay to bully others. It may have been on foreign soil and justified, but if someone like you ever decides to threaten me or those I care about due to your own lack of self-control over getting pissy while driving, then you most likely lack the ability to function as a normal human being and simply don't deserve to exist. One of the main differences between humans and animals is the ability to properly differentiate right from wrong, which one are you?
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10-22-2009, 08:59 PM
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Hell yeah, I made a collage of all of them for my desk top.
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10-22-2009, 09:11 PM
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Just messing with you though man. It's hard to not talk **** on the internet, its too much fun.
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10-22-2009, 09:14 PM
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I'm just having fun, If anyone takes this serious they seriously need to get a life.
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10-22-2009, 09:19 PM
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No kidding. Some people get so worked up, its hard for me not to try and **** them off. Its a hobby of mine I guess.
So just as a warning. 95% of the time, if I come off sounding mad or act like a dick, I am probably just ******* with you. I'll make it obvious otherwise.
So just as a warning. 95% of the time, if I come off sounding mad or act like a dick, I am probably just ******* with you. I'll make it obvious otherwise.
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10-22-2009, 09:27 PM
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I do too a lot of times, but I usually realize it before I finish my post and delete it. A lot of little things set me off, but I have learned to control it over the years. Behind the wheel is one of the last frontiers for me. If I could control my irritation and anger there, I would be fine. No major confrontations yet though, so I guess thats a good thing.
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10-22-2009, 09:38 PM
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Make hand gestures like you are trying to tell them something, but do it so they can't figure out what you are saying so they will look away and try to ignore you. Do like a taking a drink from a cup gesture, then do the phone on the ear gesture. Maybe throw in a shrug and a laugh and the creepiest smile you can manage. Actually that would make my day. Maybe thats my new fix for being pissed off.
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