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Why did you try to run me off the road??? Was it because while you were stuck in traffic (Not Moving) I white laned through and pulled in front of you despite the fact that you were stopped. The nice van driver in front of you moved for me, but I waited till the light turned green. At which point you proceeded to move to left lane and come barreling down to the next light, screeching to a halt before hitting the car in front of you... I let you pass and kept riding...

Were you upset that I was wearing a suit and on a motorcycle??? Where you upset that my bike cost more then your car??? I do not know... I do know however that after a good 5 minutes went by I was minding my own business in the middle lane.. The light turns red and no on is in the right, so I look in my mirror (don't see a thing) hit my blinker to move over and again you come screeching to a stop sending me almost into the car on my left...

So the light turns green and I stall my bike... Still I shock I guess but you looked in your side view smirking at me.... I just let it go... But inside I was still amazed and the carelessness of others... Well today you aren't unknown.. Thanks to my time as an Information security officer and my experience with LE, I know you...

Late 90s' Black Civic LX
NY Plates ARC-8517

You
About 5'9 or so
Medium Frame
Thinning Reddish Hair
Brown Eyes (Thanks for the Smirk)
Wearing a dark shirt and Khakis

Last seen on the Upper level approach to the 59th St bridge...

Why? Because in his car his false sense of power, security, and anonymity revealed who he really is.

I always say you can easily tell a persons character by how they treat people they don't know or like.

Glad you just let it go.

with all that information i would file a nice report of "Road Rage" with Johnny Law. or, have one of my friends run his plates, find out where he lives, and leave him a present

call a hit on the guy.

bok wrote:with all that information i would file a nice report of "Road Rage" with Johnny Law. or, have one of my friends run his plates, find out where he lives, and leave him a present

I called a buddy... He said that it really wouldn't help unless there were witnesses... F it... I just hope he doesn't kill someone.

Dude, you will waste your life away trying to right every wrong you encounter.

Let it go. Your blood pressure will thank you. Karma will take care of the cager.

Kaiser Soze wrote:Dude, you will waste your life away trying to right every wrong you encounter.

Let it go. Your blood pressure will thank you. Karma will take care of the cager.

Agreed... I just felt better after ranting... My apologies....

I say, file a report. Then if the bozo DOES kill/injure someone, there will be your report on file and hopefully he won't get off scot free.

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secgeek wrote:

Kaiser Soze wrote:Dude, you will waste your life away trying to right every wrong you encounter.

Let it go. Your blood pressure will thank you. Karma will take care of the cager.

Agreed... I just felt better after ranting... My apologies....

No apologies necessary...legitamate rant...very proud of you for taking the high road

Oh, no need for an apology. That was just my personal opinion on how to keep some stress out of your life.

That doesn't mean that sometimes I don't follow people home or pray for their death on occassion...

If it was really bad, a phone call to the police won't hurt. I called once while in my minivan because a guy was acting REALLY crazy. He cut us off without his lights on, so I flashed mine at him, and he proceeded to hit the brakes, pull over so we'd pass, then pass us on the left screaming at us, etc... I called on my cell and followed the guy for 15 minutes until the cops pulled him over and checked him out. I thought he might be drunk.

But usually I just try and laugh and put it out of my mind. If I let every idiot driver out there bother me, I'd be in a constant rage fit. They don't deserve my time.