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    Posted: 16 Apr 2008 at 11:30pm
To the tiny woman in the Cadillac Escalade who nearly ran me onto the shoulder this morning.



Excuse me. This is a merging lane and I'm attempting to merge onto the freeway now. It's clearly my turn. I'm not sure why you keep scooting up. Where do you expect me to go? It's supposed to be like a zipper, lady. One car from your lane, then one car from mine. We merge and then we go about our business. Zzzz-zip. Hey, what are you doing? Please stop inching forward. Hey. Hey. Okay, please listen to my horn now for the next fifteen seconds. You like that? I'd like to now direct your attention to my hoisted middle finger. Yes, that's right, apply your brakes now. Oh, you can see me now! I understand. You forget to look down here sometimes. And now I can see you. Hair-do, knuckles and steering wheel. Nice death machine you have there. How many people are in there with you? None? Really? What the f**k are you driving that thing for? You don't even know how to control it. You can't see a car right next to you. You are a danger to yourself and everyone on the road. Why are you driving that outrageous monstrosity? You look like a tiny white termite in a gorilla's nostril. Now you must know what your own tiny brain feels like rattling around inside your head. What are you, hauling construction beams in that thing? What do you need it for? Wait, I know. It's to feed your idiot greed and lust for stupid expensive sh*t. Well, we're all very impressed here on the 101 Freeway. Oh, I can't see you in my rearview mirror anymore. You're a little speck back there. Gosh, you drive so slowly when traffic is moving, I wonder why you were in such a hurry when the traffic was stopped? Maybe you're on the phone now and can't be bothered to step on the gas. If only the people behind you could see the 50 feet of empty road in front of you. I bet they'd like to be driving on it. Well, this has been fun. I'll leave you behind for now. See you tomorrow!
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  Quote shadow Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Apr 2008 at 2:15am
It has been my experience, and I actually came to this conclusion this afternoon, if it is a white suv, it's a woman driving it.  Go figure.
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  Quote Wild Starchild Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Apr 2008 at 4:21am

You know, I have 5 kids. There are 7 of us in our family. My neighbor has one of these huge assed vehicles, and I don't see it being anymore comfortable than our minivan. I need a bus myself, but damned if I intend to pay the f**king GAS!!!!!!! Maybe if these f**kers would cut down a little on these gas guzzling behemoths we could have some lower gas prices.

AW DAMN!!!! Wild Shot the friggin TV again!!!
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  Quote Newton Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Jul 2008 at 3:58am
Simple law...you must be taller than your car.
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  Quote Yutolia Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 29 Jul 2008 at 3:15pm
I agree! It works at amusement parks.

Don't worry, Nathan - eventually she'll realize that she can't make it in LA and she'll move to Colorado like many other Californians do... where she'll fit in and talk about how much easier life is here... and then get herself and several others killed on the ice when winter comes because she'll slam on her brakes and lose control and roll because her giant car is top heavy and she won't know to handle it safely anyway.

Whew! *Takes a breath!Smile
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  Quote echoroc Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Oct 2008 at 2:29am
I incited a female SUV driver to rage during a traffic backup on the highway, which resulted in her rear-ending the Saab in front of her.  I couldn't stop laughing for hours.
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  Quote FaithSF Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Oct 2008 at 6:13am
Originally posted by echoroc

I incited a female SUV driver to rage during a traffic backup on the highway, which resulted in her rear-ending the Saab in front of her.  I couldn't stop laughing for hours.


Wow.  You caused an accident, and you're bragging about it?  Nice going. Confused
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  Quote Thor Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Oct 2008 at 3:17pm
I sometimes wonder if I've ever caused any accidents.  I don't think I have, as I don't drive that way.  But, unless one looks constantly into the rearview mirror, one never really knows.  I hope not, anyway.
 
I also wonder if someone else can he held liable for any accident that they've caused (but were not directly involved in).  Of course, that would require a license # and witnesses, and I imagine they could get a ticket for weaving or whatever it was that might've caused the accident.  But what about being held liable for damages to the vehicles or occupants?  I haven't seen any cases on Judge Judy like this.  Maybe someday, I will.
 
 
 
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  Quote PaWolf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 18 Jan 2009 at 6:36pm

It is simply amazing how stupid peope get when given the opportunity to drive in snow and ice - especially if their car is larger than yours. During this time of the year, all one need do is look to the side of the road. You'd think you were in a parking lot at a flea market; lots of big stuff parked; everything scratched and dented...

So, today is special! About a week ago, I had a Lincoln Aggravator on my tail, as I took MissyD to open her store. To me, that's an invitation to 'slow down and creep', which I did. The Lincoln clown couldn't pass me, but sure did seem tanked, when we turned into the store. I chuckled; MissyD said I shouldn't be so proud; I probably put them in a bad mood.
So what.
Yes, today was special.
HAPPENED AGAIN - SAME CLOWN!!! (so whomever it is probably is a neighbor). Again, I slowed to a crawl - a nice thing to do considering all the ice and snow...but they weren't ready!!! This goof sees me turn and speeds up - until he cannot. Locking up your anti-lock brakes on an icy road really sucks. This time, the goof actually went sideways, before adjusting. He kept his distance rest of the way. 
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  Quote Glitch Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Jan 2009 at 12:17am
Wow... talk about your typical SUV drivers (this to the people in this thread who had problems with drivers of those gas-guzzling pieces of crap).

And what gets on my nerves is, is that how people say that they'd rather drive one than a car, on how it could blow a Prius in the snow, etc. Angry

And even worse, is the fact that a few people in my family own one (my mom's 2002 Explorer, my sister's 2001 Blazer, and so forth).  I feel bad that they have to pay an arm and a leg for gas.
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  Quote PaWolf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 11 Feb 2010 at 6:52pm
(Yea! MY turn...Big%20smile)
 
There happens to be some 'Mindless Moneybags' down the street from us.
'Trophy Wife' (about 5'4", 100 lbs.) has a brand-spanking new Caddy "Escapade" (Escalade); beige & gold, top-of-the-line. She has 'owned the road' since she got it - and she'll run ANYONE over (including running me off the road when I'm 'snow & ice biking').
I simply love the old saying, "what goes around comes around".
She ALMOST ran me off the road, in her snow-covered P.O.S., yesterday...pulled into her driveway, jumped out, ran to the back and popped the rear hatch.
Remember - I said it was snow-covered...lots of snow.

Right as I was passing by and getting ready to say something, I realized nothing need be said - I just watched...and laughed my ass off!

She leaned into the rear of the car when the hatch hit the top, knocked snow through the opening between the roof and hatch door onto her, while she was bent over, feet off the ground, stomach down rear hanging out of the the car...the hatch then came down full-force and slapped her in the butt, leaving legs a'wiggling...

I was SO happy, I almost cried! 
Yea - she saw me barely able to stand, while holding my bike and pointing at her...

 

 

 
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  Quote Craftychiq Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15 Feb 2010 at 2:52am
Originally posted by Thor

I sometimes wonder if I've ever caused any accidents.  I don't think I have, as I don't drive that way.  But, unless one looks constantly into the rearview mirror, one never really knows.  I hope not, anyway.
 

I also wonder if someone else can he held liable for any accident that they've caused (but were not directly involved in).  Of course, that would require a license # and witnesses, and I imagine they could get a ticket for weaving or whatever it was that might've caused the accident.  But what about being held liable for damages to the vehicles or occupants?  I haven't seen any cases on Judge Judy like this.  Maybe someday, I will.

 

 

 


Yep Thor, they can. A few years ago I was involved in an accident where this asshole in a BMW behind me got impatient because I had to slow down (that happens when the person in front of you stops to make a left) and zipped into oncoming traffic to make the same left causing both me and the car making the left to slam on our brakes). An ambulance who'd been watching the whole thing (but not the road in front of him) slammed into the back of my car and pushed me into the lady in front of me who'd been trying to make the left. The BMW had pulled off to the side when the accident happened but when the ambulance driver jumped out and ran after him, he took off. The lady in front of me took off too (we think she was either illegal or driving without a license/suspended/uninsured etc.) so it was just me and the ambulance driver left. The ambulance driver had gotten the make, model and license plate of the BMW and the cops were waiting for him at his house. Long story short (too late) the schmuck got hit with reckless driving, leaving the scene of an accident and lawsuits by both me and the ambulance driver. I don't know how the ambulance driver fared but I won my suit:)
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  Quote HollyRock Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Feb 2010 at 12:21am
Originally posted by PaWolf

(Yea! MY turn...Big%20smile)
 
There happens to be some 'Mindless Moneybags' down the street from us.
'Trophy Wife' (about 5'4", 100 lbs.) has a brand-spanking new Caddy "Escapade" (Escalade); beige & gold, top-of-the-line. She has 'owned the road' since she got it - and she'll run ANYONE over (including running me off the road when I'm 'snow & ice biking').
I simply love the old saying, "what goes around comes around".
She ALMOST ran me off the road, in her snow-covered P.O.S., yesterday...pulled into her driveway, jumped out, ran to the back and popped the rear hatch.
Remember - I said it was snow-covered...lots of snow.

Right as I was passing by and getting ready to say something, I realized nothing need be said - I just watched...and laughed my ass off!

She leaned into the rear of the car when the hatch hit the top, knocked snow through the opening between the roof and hatch door onto her, while she was bent over, feet off the ground, stomach down rear hanging out of the the car...the hatch then came down full-force and slapped her in the butt, leaving legs a'wiggling...

I was SO happy, I almost cried! 
Yea - she saw me barely able to stand, while holding my bike and pointing at her...

 

Why are you riding a bike in the middle of winter in the snow capital of the continental USA?

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  Quote PaWolf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Feb 2010 at 12:40am
Originally posted by HollyRock

Originally posted by PaWolf

(Yea! MY turn...Big%20smile)
Yadayadayada....read the earlier post! 
Why are you riding a bike in the middle of winter in the snow capital of the continental USA?
Hi HR!!! How ARE YOU?! Seriously, how's life?!
You KNOW I ride however, whenever possible - I LOVE biking!
(got 10 ready-to-go in the garage, including 2 'trick bikes' that some Island "YoungstaBikas" want for 'Ice Tricks' - but THAT is not gong to happen!)
I converted a 21-speed mountain bike for snow-ice traverse - ya ought to see the tires! I rride it every day!
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Isn't it cold?
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Big%20smileMy Mommy always told me to "wrap up!"!!!
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  Quote Tiz Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Feb 2010 at 1:15am
LOL In layers...... "layers" are the key.
That seat looks a bit hard and small, Pa.............. for someone your age. Is it heated?Wink
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  Quote PaWolf Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17 Feb 2010 at 1:27am
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LOL In layers...... "layers" are the key.
That seat looks a bit hard and small, Pa.............. for someone your age. Is it heated?Wink
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Yep Thor, they can...
 
Good to know.  Thanks!
 
I was driving in the right lane of a busy road near me, behind a 4x4, when suddenly he switched over to the left lane.  As he did, I saw why.  There was a line of cars stopped directly in front of him, and he saw an opening in the next lane, and took it.  I had no idea there were cars stopped in my lane, as, having been behind that truck, I had no visibilty.
 
I was able to swerve to the shoulder and avoid hitting the car in front of me, but it pissed me off.  Don't these guys in big trucks realize that other drivers can see neither through them nor beyond them?  Angry
 
 
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  Quote Hezadancer Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Feb 2010 at 4:15pm
I feel that Thor I try to avoid driving behind such monstrosities in my tiny car, and if I have to I give plenty of distance for retard moves like that. I want to make sure they know I'm there, I'm easy to miss.
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  Quote Tiz Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Feb 2010 at 10:35pm
I was able to swerve to the shoulder and avoid hitting the car in front of me, but it pissed me off.  Don't these guys in big trucks realize that other drivers can see neither through them nor beyond them? 
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They should be required to wear placards like tractor trailers do. "If you can read this, I can't see you."
If I'm up a little close behind an 18wheeler, I can't tell if he's running through a red-light.....along with me right behind. 
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  Quote Ad nauseous Quote  Post ReplyReply Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19 Feb 2010 at 10:39pm
Originally posted by Tiz

I was able to swerve to the shoulder and avoid hitting the car in front of me, but it pissed me off.  Don't these guys in big trucks realize that other drivers can see neither through them nor beyond them? 
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They should be required to wear placards like tractor trailers do. "If you can read this, I can't see you."
If I'm up a little close behind an 18wheeler, I can't tell if he's running through a red-light.....along with me right behind. 


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