Harley envy...
#11
08-25-2008, 10:11 AM
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I agree. The kids got off easy as far as I am concerned. If there was less of them or a couple of my buddies with me I would have gotten out of the truck for a nice one on one.
#12
08-25-2008, 10:33 AM
Rawhide, you are exactly the kind of guy that scares me when I am out riding. Promote safety and vigilance rather than acting in such an ignorant and obviously obnoxious way. We don't need more anger on the streets, that's the way people get hurt. And really, can the biker's rubber tire actually damage your 6,000 lb behemoth. Sometimes you just gotta rise above all the crap and take the "High Road". Why let idiocy breed more idiocy?
#13
08-25-2008, 10:38 AM
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Rawhide, you are exactly the kind of guy that scares me when I am out riding. Promote safety and vigilance rather than acting in such an ignorant and obviously obnoxious way. We don't need more anger on the streets, that's the way people get hurt. And really, can the biker's rubber tire actually damage your 6,000 lb behemoth. Sometimes you just gotta rise above all the crap and take the "High Road". Why let idiocy breed more idiocy?
Personally, I think they needed a little smoke and burnt rubber thrown on them. They aren't going to get hurt by it (except their feelings) and it is easier than getting out and stepping on their heads. No muss, no fuss
The way I see it, if you were smiling when you smoked them out, then it is no more than tit for tat.
Good Job Rawhide
#14
08-25-2008, 10:43 AM
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I agree. If you want to bark at the dog --you need to be the big dog to make it look good.
You act like he sideswiped them in his truck. Ease up dood.
Personally, I think they needed a little smoke and burnt rubber thrown on them. They aren't going to get hurt by it (except their feelings) and it is easier than getting out and stepping on their heads. No muss, no fuss
The way I see it, if you were smiling when you smoked them out, then it is no more than tit for tat.
Good Job Rawhide
Personally, I think they needed a little smoke and burnt rubber thrown on them. They aren't going to get hurt by it (except their feelings) and it is easier than getting out and stepping on their heads. No muss, no fuss
The way I see it, if you were smiling when you smoked them out, then it is no more than tit for tat.
Good Job Rawhide
#15
08-25-2008, 10:46 AM
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I would've yelled back at them and said whats wrong can't afford a Harley. Then if they bumped my truck again I would've got out and gave them a taste of my brass knuckels.
#16
08-25-2008, 10:50 AM
If you let somebody get away with messing with your stuff once (even if it didn't do any real damage), then you are just asking for more trouble at the next light. I would have flashed my reverse lights at them, that would have freaked them out!
#17
08-25-2008, 10:58 AM
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I think what the douche on the jap bike did deserved some kind if response, Similar thing happened to my wife and I last year while waiting for a bridge to close. Jap bike bumped my Jeep twice. I calmly walked back to him and as he was shaking his head and waving both hands relieved his bike of its keys and tossed them in the marsh. Went back to my Jeep and left when bridge opened. He pushed bike to side of road I guess...could care less. My wife never said a word to me. Don't get mad get even.
#18
08-25-2008, 11:01 AM
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Rawhide, you are exactly the kind of guy that scares me when I am out riding. Promote safety and vigilance rather than acting in such an ignorant and obviously obnoxious way. We don't need more anger on the streets, that's the way people get hurt. And really, can the biker's rubber tire actually damage your 6,000 lb behemoth. Sometimes you just gotta rise above all the crap and take the "High Road". Why let idiocy breed more idiocy?
#19
08-25-2008, 11:04 AM
The guy on the bike had no business whatsoever touching someone else's vehicle, with his bike or otherwise. Rawhide didn't respond in a dangerous fashion...the kid on the bike should just be glad the truck was in Drive rather than Reverse.
#20
08-25-2008, 11:33 AM
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Huh? Rawhide is at a light minding his business and someone bumps his truck and he is somehow wrong? I'm not following this logic. No one has ANY right to f&ck with your stuff, whether it be a little bike bumping his "behemoth". I think you need to grow a spine....