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To the guy on I-65
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I apologize in advance for any/all vulgarity in the following link, but it is Pirate4x4, so well, it is what it is:
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Top 10 funniest things of all time.
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I can hear when my brake light relay clicks on, and I know exactly how little I have to push on the brake pedal to make the lights come on.
Works all the time.
As does *GENTLY* applying the hand brake. Slows you down without showing lights. I wouldn't recommend doing this though.
Works all the time.
As does *GENTLY* applying the hand brake. Slows you down without showing lights. I wouldn't recommend doing this though.
I use a dash cam when driving and have had one guy brake check me from 60 mph down 20 mPh. My tires were squalling he hit the brakes so hard. Maybe I was following a little close but I was very pissed the way he handled it. I also drive a tall truck so I can see if you were in the car it would seem a large truck was following closer than it really was.
If you are rearended it is the other persons fault. No ifs and or buts. You could always claim you thought a Squirrel was.trying to.cross the road even if no such squirrel existed.
You must remember when playing road games you are not the only one with a gun. Never purposely provoke the dolts out there, they dont play on thr same field as we do. They are a protected species after numorous generations of inbreeding.......
You must remember when playing road games you are not the only one with a gun. Never purposely provoke the dolts out there, they dont play on thr same field as we do. They are a protected species after numorous generations of inbreeding.......
Deploy smoke.
Actually it wouldnt be that hard to do. Drill a small hole in the exhaust pipe past the muffler install small metal spray nozzle run steel line to a small bladder tank that has a small low volume pump in it. Fill with old motor oil. Run toggle switch to dash. Flipp switch on person following too closely.
Also you could run another line to the bumper of your car for windshield washer fluid directly deployed to their car..
If I'd had my wits about me one time, a cop would've had some splainin to do. We were basically alone together on I-70 downtown, early on Sunday morning on my way to work. He was a few millimeters behind me. If... something... had "spooked" me, he would've needed a tow. Now, I probably would, just because that's the kind of guy I am; then I was still wet behind the ears. I like to have some space, and I grumble about the wankers that decide my space is room enough for them to fill in.
Deploy smoke.
Wow, this brings back memories.
But I must disagree.
Tailgaters must be treated to to the OIL SLICK!
But anyhow, in my older age I just let it go. I try to think, "what would you do if that was someone you love (brother, dad ... etc) behind you." I don't get my blood pressure up and the guy behind me doesn't fishtail off the road from a well placed and well deserved OIL SLICK>
IC 9-21-8-26
Stopping or sudden decrease in speed; signal
Sec. 26. A person may not stop or suddenly decrease the speed of a vehicle without first giving an appropriate signal to a person who drives a vehicle immediately to the rear when there is opportunity to give a signal.
As added by P.L.2-1991, SEC.9.
Stopping or sudden decrease in speed; signal
Sec. 26. A person may not stop or suddenly decrease the speed of a vehicle without first giving an appropriate signal to a person who drives a vehicle immediately to the rear when there is opportunity to give a signal.
As added by P.L.2-1991, SEC.9.
Guess that means the "Second-Gear Downshift Surprise" is a no-no.
eldirector
Grandmaster
Thankfully, brakes lights are an "appropriate signal".
When one gets all worked up because someone else is driving like an idiot, it doesn't change the idiot's behavior. It only causes undue stress. I usually slow down to let them pass or pull off to the side of the road. It is a lot less stressful for me.
My sentiments exactly. I had a friend following me too closely one day, he got a great big loogie out the window and onto his windshield. When we got where we were going his first words were, "You're washing my windshield."
PeaShooter
Master
^^^^^^^^^ THIS ^^^^^^^^^^^^
If you were put putting in the left lane, then speed up until you can move over. Left hand lane is for passing, not driving.
The last jag that felt the need to ride my ass didn't see the giant alternator laying in the lane, but I did. Karma was instant, and brutal. He kissed the wall with his brand new luxury SUV. Not gonna lie, I giggled.
To this day I wonder how much damage that alternator caused, and why the hell was it in the middle of the highway?
To this day I wonder how much damage that alternator caused, and why the hell was it in the middle of the highway?
Back in the early 60's 
I was riding with my Father in his 63 Oldsmobile. A young fellow was tailgating him. (Dad worked in the Homestead Steel Mill and was a big man). When we came to a one lane bridge, he stopped got out pulled the fellow from his car through the window took the guys keys threw them (keys) into the woods. and advised him it was a bad idea to tailgate. 
Dad got back into our car and drove away leaving the guy looking for his car key.
I miss the good old days!
I was riding with my Father in his 63 Oldsmobile. A young fellow was tailgating him. (Dad worked in the Homestead Steel Mill and was a big man). When we came to a one lane bridge, he stopped got out pulled the fellow from his car through the window took the guys keys threw them (keys) into the woods. and advised him it was a bad idea to tailgate. Dad got back into our car and drove away leaving the guy looking for his car key.I miss the good old days!
