Cagers!
#21
03-14-2009, 11:39 AM
Agree with some of the other posts...he could have easily pulled out a gun and shot you dead right there... human life means nothing to some people today.... While I would "think" about doing that, I keep in the back of my mind..."what's the other guy gonna do?" ....and I ride on....
#23
03-14-2009, 12:01 PM
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I can't say I've never done that, because I have in the past...but as said, it's a different world out there today...what used to be settled with just words, or even escalated, a punch or two, now results in getting shot, arrested or sued...it ain't right, but most of the time it ain't worth the risk...
#24
03-14-2009, 12:03 PM
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A dirty look would be as far as I would go.. A similar thing hapenned to me yesterday while enjoying the afternoon ride. I just gave the dirty look and rode on, it's not worth possibly getting shot at. We as riders have enough problems if you know what I mean..
#25
03-14-2009, 12:18 PM
That is a really bad thing to do. You should think more about your family and how they need you than the immediate gratification of that type of confrontation. I can say this because i am extremely guilty of that same ex lax move. I have done this many times knowing how really stupid it is. I have the worst road rage in the world and getting shot at once (truck was hit 3 times) and sliced with broken bottle on the neck did not stop me. My little wife with the BIG voice has helped me contain it. The shameful thing is i know i could die doing that and it still happens. At 6'2" 290lbs just getting out my truck or off the bike is usually all it takes but one day i just might get that wrong person.
Yep, to know it's wrong and do it anyway is the hardest stupidity to live with. Thats me.
I can preach i just wish i could follow.
I will be reading this post over and over. I would do almost anything to figure out a way to contain my anger. I work on it everyday and hope to control it before it kills me.
Be safe.
Yep, to know it's wrong and do it anyway is the hardest stupidity to live with. Thats me.
I can preach i just wish i could follow.
I will be reading this post over and over. I would do almost anything to figure out a way to contain my anger. I work on it everyday and hope to control it before it kills me.
Be safe.
#28
03-14-2009, 02:56 PM
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Others can disagree with what you did or did not do. I see no harm in telling someone to be considerate of you on your motorcycle. People make mistakes. I would hate to have to kill someone over stupid crap. With that said--I would kill them as fast as I thought necessary. I have no plans on being a victim or bitch. One of them it sucks to be me or it sucks to be you things.
#29
03-14-2009, 03:08 PM
Road Warrior
I just went to my local Walgreen, for some reason the check out girl kept looking out front. I saw smoke went outside and saw a bike had crashed and was on fire. A cage turned left he T-boned it and the car took off. Rider had leg and hand injuries. If I was only maybe 30-45 seconds sooner I would have seen it and I would have run the f**king cage down.
#30
03-14-2009, 03:11 PM
Yea, I always found myself wanting to educate bad or inconsiderate drivers. But the older I get the more I realize there's just too many of'em. Better to just watch your a$$ out there and as someone else said, live to ride another day. Friggin' tailgaters!!