Wouldn't it be fun to have a set of "stop sticks" like the police have on COPS?

 

My brother in law lives in the country (on a dirt road). He drives very slowly until he gets to the gravel. On his way, there is a Doberman that is allowed to run him down and bite/nip at him as he goes by. He has approached the homeowner, to which he replied. "Take a different route." My BIL then called the Sheriff. The Sheriff asked the guy if he could make arrangements to keep the dog in his yard. To this, they guy replied, "I have had no complaints so far." Now, the neighbor is acting like an ******* when they meet in public, and has passed my BIL (the neighbor in his truck) going fast as hell, purposely getting close to by BIL as he heads for the blacktop.

This guy is a fcking *****, and if you went and told him he was driving erratically, no matter your approach, you are risking a punch in the face. I know this is an isolated incident, but I don't think for one freaking minute that some, or even a few are going to accept driving advice from a Harley owner.

I'm not a 100% sure of how I would react if a stranger came to my door to bust my chops about my driving.Just being honest.

 

I'm LMAO picturing a guy in full leathers etc standing on somebody's front porch saying that both himself and the Amish don't appreciate his driving...

 

Leather non Harley coat at night to work and leather non Harley work boots, thats about as close as all leather it gets for me. I don't even own a Harley shirt. No, I did not get one with my bike purchase. Oh I forgot, I had to purchase Harley gloves when I purchased my bike to ride home in 20-30 degree weather, the gloves I brought were not going to be heavy enough, now I use them when I park in stones or grass under the jiffy.
I see your point though!

 

Live near Amish country myself. Ya see this crazy chit all the time.

 

That would be pretty. Especially if you told him the Amish had asked you to represent them.

And Brackneyc, what's happening to your BIL is a crime. When a dog leaves the owner's property to attack a citizen on a public road, that's a crime.All it would take is a little video evidence and a trip to the DA's office. Same thing with the driving events. Reckless driving, harassement, etc, not a felony, but a crime. If the local sherriff won't take care of it, keep going up the chain.

Guys like that are the exception, not the rule. Think of how many people you've encountered over the years. Hundreds, if not thousands. How many have been like this guy? In my case, none. I know of a few from talking to other people. But I'v not come across any. Lucky me.

If calmly and rationally speak to someone about a concern of yours, and their response is to punch you in the face, that person is seriously unbalanced. They have also commited a crime - it's called Battery.

 

I would suppose it would be justified to return the dog in a trash bag to the owners front door if he doesn't take steps to control his animal.