Rifleman@LaymansPC.com
Well-Known LVC Member
Once upon a time (you know it'll be good) I was picking my wife up from work. I was in the righthand lane that allows you to continue straight, a guy in a large jeep with ~38" tires was to my right in the lane you make a right hand turn from (with a no turn on red sign).
The light turns red, we both step on the gas, he starts into my lane while my front bumper is by his door. I start on the horn and am at panic braking levels to keep him off my hood, and he flips me off.
I followed him on up the road at a distance, he moved to the left lane, as did I. I removed my Gerber EZOut from my pocket. We came to another light, he moves to the far left lane to supposedly make a left turn.
It was night-time, so seeing the cross traffic signals was pretty easy. I slowly rolled up tight beside him as the light turned yellow, slipped that Gerber into his sidewall, light turned green, I pulled away to a very loud hissing sound and looked in the rearview to see his passenger side headlight slowly sink as I pulled away.
Those 38s were super easy to reach from my window. Drive up satisfaction unrivaled by any Burger King.
Flipping anyone off is a BAD idea. I'm normally one of the more level headed people around. It was my first ever brand new vehicle, so I was protective and VERY pissed.
The light turns red, we both step on the gas, he starts into my lane while my front bumper is by his door. I start on the horn and am at panic braking levels to keep him off my hood, and he flips me off.
I followed him on up the road at a distance, he moved to the left lane, as did I. I removed my Gerber EZOut from my pocket. We came to another light, he moves to the far left lane to supposedly make a left turn.
It was night-time, so seeing the cross traffic signals was pretty easy. I slowly rolled up tight beside him as the light turned yellow, slipped that Gerber into his sidewall, light turned green, I pulled away to a very loud hissing sound and looked in the rearview to see his passenger side headlight slowly sink as I pulled away.
Those 38s were super easy to reach from my window. Drive up satisfaction unrivaled by any Burger King.
Flipping anyone off is a BAD idea. I'm normally one of the more level headed people around. It was my first ever brand new vehicle, so I was protective and VERY pissed.