whoops.. enraged audi driver.
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Originally Posted by mcdrama
+1
If I were him, I would have been pritty ticked.
If I were him, I would have been pritty ticked.
Yesterday a guy totally cut me off (had to slam on the brakes so he didn't clip my car) and he stuck his hand out the window - seemed sorta flippant from the other side which is why I never do that.
#19
Originally Posted by x002x
did i forget to mention that i drive a legacy and not an impreza? either way.. i'm odd one out.
I also have a bad case of roadrage, and have been known to pull to the side of the road to squash ill feelings
Actually, I noticed that if you just look straight ahead when the other driver is acting psycho, then there is a better chance they will just leave you alone.
I noticed this behavior when I have my psycho moments, and drivers just act like they are not aware that anything has just happened. With this situation, I usually just slow down or speed up (all pissed off of course), but then just forget about it.
Last edited by unstble; 10-04-2006 at 08:50 AM.
#21
If you make a mistake, just drive safely w/ the flow of traffic.
All that excessive stuff the OP did topped by a freak multi-lane change to exit only confirmed to the audi driver that you are a total tool and he was validated for pressing on him.
The OP is an unsafe driver which was proven by his poor decisions AFTER making a mistake.
2 wrongs don't make a right ...and in this case 3 or 4 wrongs.
All that excessive stuff the OP did topped by a freak multi-lane change to exit only confirmed to the audi driver that you are a total tool and he was validated for pressing on him.
The OP is an unsafe driver which was proven by his poor decisions AFTER making a mistake.
2 wrongs don't make a right ...and in this case 3 or 4 wrongs.
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Originally Posted by unstble
Oh, were you the guy with the white Legacy that left a little early? That sucks!
I also have a bad case of roadrage, and have been known to pull to the side of the road to squash ill feelings
Actually, I noticed that if you just look straight ahead when the other driver is acting psycho, then there is a better chance they will just leave you alone.
I noticed this behavior when I have my psycho moments, and drivers just act like they are not aware that anything has just happened. With this situation, I usually just slow down or speed up (all pissed off of course), but then just forget about it.
I also have a bad case of roadrage, and have been known to pull to the side of the road to squash ill feelings
Actually, I noticed that if you just look straight ahead when the other driver is acting psycho, then there is a better chance they will just leave you alone.
I noticed this behavior when I have my psycho moments, and drivers just act like they are not aware that anything has just happened. With this situation, I usually just slow down or speed up (all pissed off of course), but then just forget about it.
#23
Originally Posted by wombatsauce
Chillax, man. People make mistakes. Getting all worked up over nothing isn't really good for anyone - especially while trying to drive at hwy speed.
yea.... i need to calm down... i got a lil worked up w/ the guy chasin me. hehe.
#24
Originally Posted by BOOOST4
If you make a mistake, just drive safely w/ the flow of traffic.
All that excessive stuff the OP did topped by a freak multi-lane change to exit only confirmed to the audi driver that you are a total tool and he was validated for pressing on him.
The OP is an unsafe driver which was proven by his poor decisions AFTER making a mistake.
2 wrongs don't make a right ...and in this case 3 or 4 wrongs.
All that excessive stuff the OP did topped by a freak multi-lane change to exit only confirmed to the audi driver that you are a total tool and he was validated for pressing on him.
The OP is an unsafe driver which was proven by his poor decisions AFTER making a mistake.
2 wrongs don't make a right ...and in this case 3 or 4 wrongs.
While unsafe, it was a fight-or-flight decision, and he chose flight!
#25
Originally Posted by wombatsauce
Chillax, man. People make mistakes. Getting all worked up over nothing isn't really good for anyone - especially while trying to drive at hwy speed.
I hope you don't think I was the guy in the Audi chasing this guy. No, I was at the UCKK meet when the dude in the Legacy left.
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Originally Posted by unstble
I hope you don't think I was the guy in the Audi chasing this guy. No, I was at the UCKK meet when the dude in the Legacy left.
I have found a great way to stop road rage is to take a picture of the person with their angry face. But then, I will probably get shot one of these days.
#29
Originally Posted by wombatsauce
No, I was replying to your comments about getting really pissed off at other drivers in general. Just saying it's not worth it. People do stupid stuff all the time, and unless they do something on purpose to cause you harm - just move on. That's all.
I have found a great way to stop road rage is to take a picture of the person with their angry face. But then, I will probably get shot one of these days.
I have found a great way to stop road rage is to take a picture of the person with their angry face. But then, I will probably get shot one of these days.
#30
Originally Posted by SnoHumper
if someone follows me i turn into a nice quiet cutty and shoot at them
This is funny.....Until you see someone else pull a full-auto....then you better hope you have a tankful and your ride is faassstt!