One week ago. In stop and go traffic (I do not filter) an old man yelled at me to not take the lane. I just said I am allowed, going as fast as traffic and asked him where he would go (we were at a light about 8 cars back with two lanes of solid traffic.

Before that a month and a bit ago some young fellow laid on his horn (45-60 seconds contionuous) since I was first in line at the stop line not using the bike lane.

Prior to the I was crossing the Knight Street bridge in February and a guy in a pickup yelled to get off the road, Though true in this case I was not impeeding his progress in anyway.

Before that it was years and probably my first few months of commuting in 2008. Some guy at 6:45 am leaned out his window yelled at me like a maniac to get off the road and proceded to swerve and sway at 50 km/h and acceelerating while yelling as he passed. I laughed.

Wait there was one in spring/summer 2013. While I lived in Kingston, ON last year that my son and I were going to the YMCA and a woman unsafely passed in a residental, busy, YMCA, library, 90° corner area. As she did that my son in his seat dropped his tupper ware. The car behind me honked to let me know. I threw up a thumbs up thanks sign. The woman who passed stopped and pinned us in the YMCA drive and started to get out and berate me in front of my son and Y patrons. I have no idea why she was angry, nor did I even engage or reason with her type of crazy. Though I was scared and had the forsight to see it about to happen and I asked a woman in the lot to watch and help if needed. My adreniline was surging, I wished I got her plate and reported her, I knew about where she lived and could have but choose not to. That was the scariest situtaion ever for me and hastile drive, more since she was endagering my son.

I do not count impatient honkers or close passes since they are likley oblivious.