Tailgate my motorcycle
But if I had my wits, I think I'd have told him, when he rebutted with, "I'll call the cops"
my response would have been call who ever you want, you've had fair warning, if you choose to endanger my wife and myself again, it's all on you.
(In the old days, I slammed many an asshat in the face, reached in and took his keys and threw them as far as I could, then left. Getting too old for that. Also now that I carry, I find I let alot more go, as I don't want something to escalate where I end up shooting some fvck over something stupid. Guess that armed society is a polite society works both ways. I know how you feel though, I'm basically a hot head too. Luckilly I don't drink anymore, cuz I went from zero to ******* the time it takes to shoot the stink eye in my direction. Of course now that I'm older too, I feel the arthritis from the broken bones in my hands from bar fights.
Last edited by jimsflh; May 19, 2010 at 02:37 PM.
When I'm in the van I'll tap the brakes as a warning, then if they keep it up I'll crawl down the street. Middle of the road if I have to to keep them from passing. 2 can play the jack **** game!
If it's any consolation - an ice cream truck comes around the neighborhood and there was a ton of kids beside it. I saw a car come around a corner and gun it as he passed the truck. He was long gone b4 I got my keys to follow but if I could have gotten my hands on him it would have been a lot worse than a couple punches. I think it's a normal reaction to complete d*ck heads putting other people in danger. Particularly you and yours.
Some people just need to go to the school of hard knocks.
Not saying this was the case, but what if he did have a true emergency to get to? Like a family member in the hospital, a really hot booty call, or someone who genuinely needed his help.
After zone I pull over and see a deer in the bed. 911 - hello - yes - there are hunters on I-75 at mile marker 182 in a green GMC pickup. Swerving all over, saw a cooler. I think they are drunk" (I really did think that btw). Hop on the bike and 5 miles later state troopers come running.
Bet they had a good time with those three.
Be sure your wearing gloves.
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Not saying what he did was right. I hate tailgaters as much as the next person. But you know what I hate more than tailgaters? Going to jail or getting shot.
Riskyfool, you are one lucky MFer that you're not either:
1.) In jail, charged with felonious assault and battery (road rage incident).
2.) Being sued in civil court.
3.) Laying on a platter in the morgue, with a bullet in your chest.
While getting off your bike, walking up to some punk's car, then punching him and his window out would make a good scene in a movie, it's an incredibly dumb thing to do in the real world. This whole incident could have been avoided by simply pulling over, and letting the punk pass you. If this had ever gone to court, you would have been royally screwed because you escalated the situation when it very easily could have been avoided.
You should have pulled over, got the punk's license plate #, called it in to the police and reported an erratic/tailgating driver. Make the punk out to be the bad guy...not the other way around.
now i know there's gonna be one less idiot tailgating me if i ever ride thru south carolina.
that being said, consider yourself lucky you punched what seems to be the only person in the world who doesn't have their lawyer on speed dial.
ice your fist (bet it hurt when that window didn't want to give...) drink a beer, kiss your wife, and forget about it.







