Wait, 60 YARDS to the car in front!? I'd be pissed too. Especially if I missed the light, because somebody else won't tighten up the space. And it's certainly not a time I'd be dreaming about pulling a gun, when I might be the problem.
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Glad I had my carry with me today
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it's amazing how many people won't tailgate you when you OC while riding, and the one's that do, don't for long.......
Wow, glad you did the right thing. Sounds like you handled it perfectly!
I had a Fiat X 1/9. Well, I should say it was my dad's and he let me drive it. Let's see, crashed it when I was in high school dating a girl from Wesleyan in Macon. Locked up the motor and helped my dad take it apart/put back together. Turned out to be a bent valve. Did I mention the, what was it, 7,500 rpm redline? Oh, and replaced the clutch in it, too.
Didn't learn enough and bought a Fiat Spider later in my life. Fun car. Even more fun the day I sold it.
I had a Fiat X 1/9. Well, I should say it was my dad's and he let me drive it. Let's see, crashed it when I was in high school dating a girl from Wesleyan in Macon. Locked up the motor and helped my dad take it apart/put back together. Turned out to be a bent valve. Did I mention the, what was it, 7,500 rpm redline? Oh, and replaced the clutch in it, too.
Didn't learn enough and bought a Fiat Spider later in my life. Fun car. Even more fun the day I sold it.
There's an old biker saying that applies here: If I have to explain, you wouldn't understand....
Don't sound to me like you've ever rode a motorcycle, I've been riding more than 40 years and I understand the OP perfectly. You might just be part of the problem bud.
That picture gives me car wood.
Yeah man.
And if there's an old biker saying, you'd be the old biker sayin it.
I think I can remember a biker saying or two from when I rode too..."if you can read this, the ***** fell off"... Gas grass or..no wait......
ALL he needed was a hug,maybe next time try it.
Most people today are highly adverse to risk and will only behave in a hostile or dangerous manner if the perceived risk to themselves is near Zero, like SUV vs motorcycle. Once an element of perceived risk ie OCing a large handgun, is introduced on their side of the equation the change in behavior can be quite dramatic.
