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PBodyGT87
04-08-2005, 03:57 PM
I am sorry that this post may be a little dumb.
So, how many of you guys get road rage of some type? in what form? flippin people off has been done many-a-time, but have you done anything more direct? I had some today.
Today my car was running out of fuel and sputtering, so i started coasting it down some back roads to my house. This older woman stopped her old cadillac at the stop sign, and i rolled off to the right side a little bit in case it quit on me. This street we were gonan cross is notorious for not being busy, and there was an open view with no cars on the road coming in either direction. She sat at the stop sign with her turn signal on for TWO MINUTES. TWO. at first i was begging to my self, "please lady...please go...... i have to get home...." and then it graduated to me yelling out of the window. WILL YOU GO PLEASE FOR CRYING OUT LOUD MY CAR IS GONNA STALL OUT.
And she went. slowly. but only after sitting there even longer to piss me off some more for my yelling. Ok, so its not that bad, and i still said please. But that was my road rage for the day. any takers?
PBodyGT87
04-08-2005, 04:01 PM
(this all happened because my gas gauge is broken, and yes i watch my miles but i should have had ten more miles out of it. and i had no money on hand for gas right away)
Fasterthanyou
04-08-2005, 04:45 PM
lol, at least you got home. I've got a working gas gauge that I don't pay attention too, twice I've been stranded in the past 5 years and with 300hp once it starts to sputter it's got about a mile before it'll stall out completely.
As for road rage I've got a story that's worth telling but too long to post. I'll save it for next Thursday or whenever. It was against a ricer and a BMW owner so you know it's good.
This winter the only road rage I had was with people flashing me right as they pass me that thought my hi-beams were on. I now pass people with my hand on the hi-beam switch so if they flash me I get em good :) .
Oh, and there was a truck on 206S (Princeton/Lawrenceville) that was going 35mph and in the only passing zone on 206 before 95 he wouldn't choose a lane. So I passed him over the yellow honking my horn and flipping him the bird.
BigAls87Z28
04-08-2005, 10:38 PM
ahahah...that poor old woman!
It happens to the best of us. Driving from here to Springfield Mass always brought out the crazies.
jims69camaro
04-09-2005, 07:24 AM
i used to let road rage get the better of me. then i learned to chill out while driving. but before that happened, i did get into several serious situations. i'll tell two:
on the bridge coming back from sleazeside, early in the morning on my way to work, an idiot pulled out in front of me at the light before the bridge. i had to do some serious braking to avoid this slapnuts, and my only thought was for revenge, so i slid in front of him and stood on the brakes. well, he must've thought i was looney (most likely blissfully unaware that he had cut me off) so he jumped in front of me to slam his brakes on. then, it was my turn, but it ended up a drag race up over the bridge, because he didn't want to let me get in front of him. well, we get to the light on the toms river side and it's red, so the car goes into park and i swung the door open. he was in the middle lane, one car ahead of me and he was the first in line at the light. well, he must've seen me open my door, because he's off like a shot - and the light's still red.
then there was the time in brick when i approached a light, which was green, and was about to make a right hand turn. the guy in the opposing lane was making a left, and i guess he thought he had enough room to make it in front of me. he didn't, but i was ready with my foot on the brake. then, he changes his mind, doesn't want to make the turn in front of me. i slowly start inching my car toward his, no longer thinking about making the right, but more intent on pissing him off. it's summer time, so our windows are down, and i hear him say, "don't hit my car". i yelled back, "you shouldn't have put your car in front of mine, jerk-off". to which he replied, "did you just call me a jerk-off?" and i said, "yeah, jerk-off". he said, "don't make me pull over and kick your ass." well, any of you who know me also know that A) i take **** from no one, and B) i'm big enough that most people think twice before calling me out. this is how bad road-rage is, i think - it muddles the brain and you can't think straight. well, after kicking his ass, he's on his knees behind his car. i knelt down beside him and said, "you're going to think twice before trying to turn in front of someone else in the future, aren't you? where in the world does a left-turner have the right of way against a right-hand-turner?" he said, "no where".
well, the second one, the wife was in the car. after i got back in the car, she made me realize how out of control i was, and what would've happened if the guy had kicked my ass and she was left unprotected? i stopped letting road-rage get the better of me afterwards. i mean, i still flip people off when they need it, but i am a lot more calm behind the wheel than i used to be.
i used to let road rage get the better of me. Â*then i learned to chill out while driving. Â*but before that happened, i did get into several serious situations. Â*i'll tell two:
on the bridge coming back from sleazeside, early in the morning on my way to work, an idiot pulled out in front of me at the light before the bridge. Â*i had to do some serious braking to avoid this slapnuts, and my only thought was for revenge, so i slid in front of him and stood on the brakes. Â*well, he must've thought i was looney (most likely blissfully unaware that he had cut me off) so he jumped in front of me to slam his brakes on. Â*then, it was my turn, but it ended up a drag race up over the bridge, because he didn't want to let me get in front of him. Â*well, we get to the light on the toms river side and it's red, so the car goes into park and i swung the door open. Â*he was in the middle lane, one car ahead of me and he was the first in line at the light. Â*well, he must've seen me open my door, because he's off like a shot - and the light's still red.
then there was the time in brick when i approached a light, which was green, and was about to make a right hand turn. Â*the guy in the opposing lane was making a left, and i guess he thought he had enough room to make it in front of me. Â*he didn't, but i was ready with my foot on the brake. Â*then, he changes his mind, doesn't want to make the turn in front of me. Â*i slowly start inching my car toward his, no longer thinking about making the right, but more intent on pissing him off. Â*it's summer time, so our windows are down, and i hear him say, "don't hit my car". Â*i yelled back, "you shouldn't have put your car in front of mine, jerk-off". Â*to which he replied, "did you just call me a jerk-off?" and i said, "yeah, jerk-off". Â*he said, "don't make me pull over and kick your ass." Â*well, any of you who know me also know that A) i take **** from no one, and B) i'm big enough that most people think twice before calling me out. Â*this is how bad road-rage is, i think - it muddles the brain and you can't think straight. Â*well, after kicking his ass, he's on his knees behind his car. Â*i knelt down beside him and said, "you're going to think twice before trying to turn in front of someone else in the future, aren't you? Â*where in the world does a left-turner have the right of way against a right-hand-turner?" Â*he said, "no where".
well, the second one, the wife was in the car. Â*after i got back in the car, she made me realize how out of control i was, and what would've happened if the guy had kicked my ass and she was left unprotected? Â*i stopped letting road-rage get the better of me afterwards. Â*i mean, i still flip people off when they need it, but i am a lot more calm behind the wheel than i used to be.
:shock:
Squirrel
04-09-2005, 11:54 AM
well, after kicking his ass, he's on his knees behind his car.
did you teabag him?
jims69camaro
04-09-2005, 07:46 PM
well, after kicking his ass, he's on his knees behind his car.
did you teabag him?
nah. he was humiliated enough. :wink:
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