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|    Bob Crachet to Tom    |
|    Re: Do you consider honking nagging or a    |
|    20 Jan 12 19:39:34    |
      XPost: alt.autos.toyota, rec.autos.driving, alt.society.liberalism       XPost: alt.fan.michael-moore       From: @newspi.rit              On 1/20/2012 7:00 PM, Tom wrote:       > On 1/20/12 5:24 PM, TibetanMonkey, the Beach Cruiser Philosopher wrote:       >> Drivers argue that they are giving you a "friendly warning" with the       >> horn, as if we didn't know cars are next to us, and in time, driver       >> after driver, make it nagging, something that tempts you to stop and       >> face them. Sometimes I do, but it's not very smart. They think you are       >> stupid and that makes me mad. But maybe they are stupid and honking       isAnything       >> their most primal reflex to make noise. They do not understand, don't       >> want to understand, that you are there because you have no wings.       >> That's a humoristic approach I follow. I tell them or signal them, "I       >> got no wings!" Acting like chicken flapping their wings should get the       >> point to their primitive minds. Forget about making sense. "Sharing       >> the road" with drivers doesn't make sense, doesn't mean a thing       >> actually. The lane you are riding on is all yours.       >>       >> On the other hand, I some times think that we are under direct attack       >> from drivers. They are using the horn for INTIMIDATION. That's an       >> attack and that's bad.       >>       >> The interpretation of "honking the horn" is something that has to with       >> the interpretation of jungle language. We got to try sign language.       >> Please refrain from the finger.       >>Now the       >       > first law of the jungle Dont Pull The Lions tail especially when hes       > behind the wheel of that big SUV       Anything is an insult today. Blink your headlights at a woman, on her       cell, making notes on a pad, on the steering wheel, and all over the       left lane, at 45 mph and she will call the cops and complain of road rage.       Now that HS has enlisted Truckers to report anything suspicious they       take license to call 911 anytime they dream up offense.       Was in the exit lane to get off the Interstate and there was a wreck a       little ways up. Trucker came over forcing me almost into the rail. He       didn't think I should exit and was weaving between the right lane and       exit ramp to keep anybody getting in front of him I guess. As I eased       past and off I could see him in his cab dancing around in rage and on       his cell phone. Got off and went to gas station and got back on at next       next entrance. He apparently had just gotten by the obstruction. He was       on my bumper at ridiculous speeds. I changed lanes several time to get       out of his way before finally getting to an exit. There was no governor       on that truck. I thought about calling 911 but no good would come of it.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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