Intimidating Drivers

[DB Pilot]

I have recently had the unfortunate opportunity to observe from inside the car a SHORT, extremely aggressive 69 year old driver :grumpy:. He had an excuse for every mistake he made and of course it was always the other driver. And once the State of Ohio had not given enough notice for the exit :confused2:.
It seems to me that our vehicles are a safe haven to act as aggressive, obnoxious and stupidly as one would choose. You can't be touched and can run away. A lot like some of the posts I have seen on web sites.
To all the Aggressive, short or tall, Male or Female, young or old drivers out there. My favorite quote is "Everybody thinks they are a tough guy, until they meet one." :shocked:

 

[troutsqueezer]

The post really tells us quite a bit about the poster.

I've got about 700 other posts out there to analyze. Are you really going to judge me based on just this one? I have many levels of ignorance and depravity. :laughing:

 

[troutsqueezer]

In the interest of accuracy, this is a quote from my original post: "Now, I'm going to generalize here, I'm aware: Sometimes..."

 

[daugen]

I've got about 700 other posts out there to analyze. Are you really going to judge me based on just this one? I have many levels of ignorance and depravity. :laughing:

Well Trout, we've got time, squeeze out a few more levels for us!

hardly.

 

[troutsqueezer]

Well, at least he's judging me by my lack of sensitivity to the vertically challenged and not religious beliefs nor the fact that I own a Prius (as far as I know). Did I mention I hate rap music too?

 

[bcp]

Did I mention I hate rap music too?

Me, too. Can't hardly stand to use rapping paper at Christmas.

 

[Midniteoyl]

I've got about 700 other posts out there to analyze. Are you really going to judge me based on just this one? I have many levels of ignorance and depravity. :laughing:

LMAO! :drink:

 

[milkman]

Did I mention I hate rap music too?

Same here, don't listen to much music at all but have noticed the big buckle and cowboy hat entertainers are going with that form also.:thumbdown:

 

[farmgirl19]

Yes, I have noticed there is nothing on the radio with listening to, any more than there is something on TV worth watching. I got rid of the TV, and rarely turn on the radio in teh truck now for more than traffic updates. Guess I should get GPS for the sole reason that I won't need a radio at all.

Country music began the downhill decline in the early 90s, and it accelerated the decline in the last 5-10 years.

 

[Bird]

Until 1989, I never turned off the radio in the car. If the engine was running, so was the radio either for news and weather or country music. And now for at least 20 years, the radio is never turned on, in the vehicles or in the house.