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Road Threats

Discussion in 'Whatnots' started by Teensabre, Mar 18, 2003.

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    [​IMG] What do you yell when you get roadrage? Nothing too rude please :)
     
    Teensabre, Mar 18, 2003
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    I try not to say anything. Shout a few mature names makes me feel better about someone elses total lack of driving ability.

    I am totally amazed how people can commit to a maneuvre (sp) without looking first.
     
    Intentioner of the Damned, Mar 18, 2003
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    The things I usually say wouldn't be really appropriate to say here (I'd likely be banned ;) )

    Anyway I think it is a good thing to release those frustrations to yourself in the way of shouting considering you are alone of course.
    Otherwise I would stay on their tail or do some dangerous manouvres which isn't really safe.
     
    Apeman, Mar 18, 2003
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    My little brother likes to yell 'Bumbrain' at people :heh:
     
    Teensabre, Mar 18, 2003
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    What I yell when I'm alone isn't printable.

    What I yell when my son is in the car with me is usually something like moron or idiot. Then I have to explain just what happened that was so stupid and rude!
     
    Rallymama, Mar 19, 2003
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    Not only is what I say not printable, it isn't even imaginable by young corruptable minds.
     
    Elios, Mar 19, 2003
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    I usually don't yell anything insulting, I just ask a rhetorical question aloud. Like "What the heck was that for?" or "what's the big hurry?"

    But the best part is I usually catch up with the guy at the next traffic light. And sometimes it's even better: he does a whole bunch of lane changes, ends up on the slow lane and I pull ahead of him again! :p
     
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    [​IMG] I don't know the proper word in English *looks it up* ah tailgater! Ok I especially despise tailgaters and whenever someone does that to me, I get the irrisiteble urge to start driving a wee bit slower and keep driving on the fast lane so they can't pass me! I mean, They're not allowed to drive more than maximum speed, so there's no need to be a tailgater right?
     
    aegron, Mar 19, 2003
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    Many of my responses are not printable, but here's few that are:

    1: Pick a lane, ya moron!
    2: The pedal on the right makes you move, dumbass!
    3: Learn to drive or go back to where you came from!

    Ahem. I should be ashamed of myself for that last one, but there's some people here who are not used to driving on the starboard side of the road -- and it shows!
     
    LKD, Mar 20, 2003
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