View Full Version : Minor road rage this morning :oops:
Whilst on my way to work i was gently filtering through a long line of traffic at approx 15/20 mph, now the majority of the cars were pulling over and being damn good citizens :D
However i did notice up ahead that someone in a vauxhall ashtray was veering towards the middle of the road attempting to block my path, i rolled off the throttle on approach to the ashtray to which he then pulled over towards the kerb....result i thought, as i went to filter past he then moved out again :evil:
This happened a couple of times to which i was becoming more wound up, when i finally managed to get level with his window i noticed he had a copy of "The Independent" draped over the steering wheel, specs perched on the end of his nose and a cup of coffee in one hand,
I motioned to see if it was "nescafe" :toss: he was drinking (older readers will get what i'm on about...and yes he was a gareth hunt)
I tapped on his window and asked him politely :oops: to open it...which to my astonishment he did.
I then reached in, grabbed his paper, ripped the forking thing into shreds and calmly deposited it on his lap and proceeded to carry on with my journey with tears of laughter streaming down my face :D
Thought id share it with you.....yeah i know, it's not big and it's not clever...but what the hell :lol:
Minor?
What do you call major!
ROFLMFAO. Well done that man. :thumbsup:
Next time, remember to grab te mobile phone out of their hand too!
That takes balls i think.
Ceri JC
13-10-06, 10:20 AM
I had my first road rage in ages today (normally I expect shoddy driving and I don't let it get to me). I'm in the outside lane, overtaking the cars in lane 2 by about 5mph faster. A car (navy blue focus zetec, reg starting WU06 for any M4 users) goes to changes lane (no indicators) just as I'm getting close about to overtake. He seems to see me as he cancels his pulling out. I'm about 5 ft behind him and go to continue the overtake. Again, he veers (this time completely into my lane), nearly clipping my front wheel and causing me to throw on the brakes. I follow for a bit and he continues to change lanes very quickly (irrespective of what is in front of him) and doesn't use his indicators, till he is completely in the new lane (for some reason, this wound me up far more than people who just don't use indicators at all). Inside lane is bumper to bumper and this **** keeps veering between the 2nd and 3rd lanes in a (thanks to his "after the event" indication) in a completely unpredictable way making overtaking a risky business indeed. I waited for a large gap in front of him in the outside lane and then nailed it past him, finger poised over the horn and with an eye on him. Of course, the moment I'm alongside he again veers into my lane, a blast of the horn slows him enough that I just manage to get by (whilst looking him in the eye and screaming with rage). The guy looks genuinely suprised to see me and his eyebrows go up as he clocks my (rather irrate) expression.
The chap wasn't reading a map/fiddling with sat nav/the stereo, on the phone, old enough to be senile or any of the other usual suspects. He was just a spectacularly poor/dangerous driver.
On the rest of the commute, I encounter 2 other people who repeatedly veer wildly for no reason (almost as if a tyre had blown and they were fighting to get the car under control). As I arrive in work a colleague explains it, it's Friday 13th. :roll: :lol:
Mr Toad
13-10-06, 10:24 AM
I'm afraid I gave in to some road rage a few weeks ago - left a white van man lying in the road after he shoved me :roll:
cuffy.. well done.. I would have loved to have seen his face whilst you were ripping up his paper!!
Warthog
13-10-06, 10:26 AM
Whilst on my way to work i was gently filtering through a long line of traffic at approx 15/20 mph, now the majority of the cars were pulling over and being damn good citizens :D
However i did notice up ahead that someone in a vauxhall ashtray was veering towards the middle of the road attempting to block my path, i rolled off the throttle on approach to the ashtray to which he then pulled over towards the kerb....result i thought, as i went to filter past he then moved out again :evil:
This happened a couple of times to which i was becoming more wound up, when i finally managed to get level with his window i noticed he had a copy of "The Independent" draped over the steering wheel, specs perched on the end of his nose and a cup of coffee in one hand,
I motioned to see if it was "nescafe" :toss: he was drinking (older readers will get what i'm on about...and yes he was a gareth hunt)
I tapped on his window and asked him politely :oops: to open it...which to my astonishment he did.
I then reached in, grabbed his paper, ripped the forking thing into shreds and calmly deposited it on his lap and proceeded to carry on with my journey with tears of laughter streaming down my face :D
Thought id share it with you.....yeah i know, it's not big and it's not clever...but what the hell :lol:
Absolutely brilliant!!! You are my hero, I love you.
Should have thrown the coffee all over the inside of his car, too :thumbsup:
Flamin_Squirrel
13-10-06, 10:36 AM
A road rage incident posted on the ninja forum
http://www.mcnninjas.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=43294.0
http://www.mcnninjas.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=43294.0
:lol:
Good man :thumbsup:
DoubleD
13-10-06, 10:44 AM
I then reached in, grabbed his paper, ripped the forking thing into shreds and calmly deposited it on his lap and proceeded to carry on with my journey with tears of laughter streaming down my face :D
:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
I then reached in, grabbed his paper, ripped the forking thing into shreds and calmly deposited it on his lap and proceeded to carry on with my journey with tears of laughter streaming down my face :D
:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
Excellent!! :lol: :lol: :lol:
i done something similiar-a woman/girl was driving a peugot convertible with the roof down ,swaying about within her lane and it was very dodgy for me to get past/close .so i noticed that she was on the phone .while the traffic was stopped at a roundabout i seized the chance went up to have a word ,and the bint was still on the phone ,i beeped the horn she looked at the bike ,sneered ,then looked away still talking (remember im right next to her as this point) so i took the phone out her hand and dropped it 'accidently' :wink: and then left the scene leaving her car and her stuck in the traffic.i was a bit worried she would have/noticed the reg plate but as it was heavy traffic she couldnt have .that was about 4 month ago so hey-ho :-dd
Should have thrown the coffee all over the inside of his car, too :thumbsup:
I was thinking he was lucky he didn't get his coffee in his lap.
But excellent behaviour Cuffy! :twisted:
That takes balls i think.
I guess your pretty safe if you're alongside they can't open the door. And if you're filtering there's no way they can catch you. Just make sure they don't try and have you off the next time they see you.
I couldn't do it because I'd probably struggle to find Neutral :oops:
http://www.mcnninjas.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=43294.0
:lol:
Good man :thumbsup:
I'm not sure I believe it - if he's got a seat belt on you're not going to get him out of the car. More like wishful thinking IMHO
Spiderman
13-10-06, 12:20 PM
I motioned to see if it was "nescafe" :toss: he was drinking (older readers will get what i'm on about...and yes he was a gareth hunt)
Brilliant, i'm old enough to get that ;)
I then reached in, grabbed his paper, ripped the forking thing into shreds and calmly deposited it on his lap and proceeded to carry on with my journey with tears of laughter streaming down my face :D
Perfect! if i ran this country there would be a law to allow bikers to do this kind of thing. Well done mate. :lol:
Scooby Drew
13-10-06, 12:29 PM
Damn good work, but while tearing up the paper, you should have shouted with each rip 'You f***wit, why aren't you paying attention to the road? You are the cause of all that is wrong with this world...' etc etc
A road rage incident posted on the ninja forum
http://www.mcnninjas.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=43294.0
and this one http://www.mcnninjas.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=42570.0
mysteryjimbo
13-10-06, 02:17 PM
I motioned to see if it was "nescafe" :toss: he was drinking (older readers will get what i'm on about...and yes he was a gareth hunt)
Brilliant, i'm old enough to get that ;)
I might just remember. Must have been about 5 mind. Reckon it has to do with shaking the coffee beans... Could be wrong
SoulKiss
13-10-06, 02:24 PM
I motioned to see if it was "nescafe" :toss: he was drinking (older readers will get what i'm on about...and yes he was a gareth hunt)
Brilliant, i'm old enough to get that ;)
I might just remember. Must have been about 5 mind. Reckon it has to do with shaking the coffee beans... Could be wrong
He was replaced by Giles from Buffy wasn't he?
CheekyLemon
13-10-06, 10:24 PM
:notworthy: :notworthy: :notworthy:
Don't forget though....these poor car drivers are not the problem on our roads. :(
After all the government has made it clear that it's SPEED that kills! :twisted:
makes me look tame with the torrent of abuse i shouted into the car that decided to open its passenger door in the outside lane while i was filtering :oops:
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