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Originally Posted by Sawtooth
OR.....He could take his rage out on the next unsuspecting cyclist he comes up behind.
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Originally Posted by bigskymacadam
we complain of yahoo's with gun racks in their pickups and now there's talk of gun racks for your bike? that doesn't seem right.
Well A) I don't complain about yahoos with gun racks in their trucks, I have a number of close friends who have em they take em hunting. And B) I was joking, personally I would never take my gun out of my house save for to a firing range.
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i do support the proper use of firearms. where i saw the thread going .. i took WAY too seriously
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Originally Posted by Sawtooth
for all I know, they could have been sumo wrestlers and would have beat me and my bike into a paste.
you did the right thing......difficult as it is to restrain oneself in those situations.
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Just think of Dean Wormers quote to Founder in Animal House & smile : "No one should go through life fat, stupid and drunk." think it is verbatum, not 100%
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After a 200 round-trip ride across the Delmarva Penninsula this weekend, I'm seriously considering carrying mace with me from now on. Mostly for charging dogs, but also as defense for scary idiots in cars. I was cursed at and yelled at by passing motorists about 10x. I was by myself and out in the middle of nowhere. What's to say that one day, one of these idiots with nothing to lose decides to get out of his pickup truck or tricked out Honda Civic with his buddies and take the game one step further? Don't want to be paranoid, but there are some real idiots out there. It's scary as hell and really puts a damper on an otherwise great day. Would be nice to just laugh and blow it off, but like others have said... when you're at the end of a 100 mile day and some hunk of crap who's probably been sitting around drinking budweisers all day on the couch gives you grief, it REALLY, REALLY gets your goat.
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Originally Posted by oilman_15106
Just think of Dean Wormers quote to Founder in Animal House & smile : "No one should go through life fat, stupid and drunk." think it is verbatum, not 100%
<-- Animal House Movie Geek
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he was in that made for TV movie - the day after (about a nuclear war).....a very unfunny movie role for the fat frattie.
he was in that made for TV movie - the day after (about a nuclear war).....a very unfunny movie role for the fat frattie.
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Originally Posted by roadrider_va
After a 200 round-trip ride across the Delmarva Penninsula this weekend, I'm seriously considering carrying mace with me from now on. Mostly for charging dogs, but also as defense for scary idiots in cars. I was cursed at and yelled at by passing motorists about 10x. I was by myself and out in the middle of nowhere. What's to say that one day, one of these idiots with nothing to lose decides to get out of his pickup truck or tricked out Honda Civic with his buddies and take the game one step further? Don't want to be paranoid, but there are some real idiots out there. It's scary as hell and really puts a damper on an otherwise great day. Would be nice to just laugh and blow it off, but like others have said... when you're at the end of a 100 mile day and some hunk of crap who's probably been sitting around drinking budweisers all day on the couch gives you grief, it REALLY, REALLY gets your goat.
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Funny Story! I would rather have taken the low road and kicked in the driver side window.
Originally Posted by Sawtooth
Rant....
This morning on my commute there was a broken traffic light at a mall exit to a fairly quite street. A car was coming straight on to intersect the street so I went straight through the light and U-Turned behind the car just to be safe. The car behind me, however cut the guy off and turned left. When he started whining and yelling, I told him that the light was broken as I rolled by. His wife's response as they drove off was to yell "Hey Fairy!!" followed by a blur of explatives. They were both extremely large and looked comical stuffed into their Ford Fiesta.
1/2 mile later, there they were stuck at the light. I got out my water bottle and prepared to deliver the "douse and retaliate". I was going to ask them "If a lycra-clad fairy can kick both of your a$$es at one time, what does that make you?" But then I got back into my lane, I just don't really want to be that kind of person anymore.
But MAN, it would have been fun to give those fat pieces of Shat some of their own abuse back. Rage is a tough demon to let go.
Probably for the best; for all I know, they could have been sumo wrestlers and would have beat me and my bike into a paste.
Thanks for letting me rant.
This morning on my commute there was a broken traffic light at a mall exit to a fairly quite street. A car was coming straight on to intersect the street so I went straight through the light and U-Turned behind the car just to be safe. The car behind me, however cut the guy off and turned left. When he started whining and yelling, I told him that the light was broken as I rolled by. His wife's response as they drove off was to yell "Hey Fairy!!" followed by a blur of explatives. They were both extremely large and looked comical stuffed into their Ford Fiesta.
1/2 mile later, there they were stuck at the light. I got out my water bottle and prepared to deliver the "douse and retaliate". I was going to ask them "If a lycra-clad fairy can kick both of your a$$es at one time, what does that make you?" But then I got back into my lane, I just don't really want to be that kind of person anymore.
But MAN, it would have been fun to give those fat pieces of Shat some of their own abuse back. Rage is a tough demon to let go.
Probably for the best; for all I know, they could have been sumo wrestlers and would have beat me and my bike into a paste.
Thanks for letting me rant.
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Originally Posted by G-Unit
Funny Story! I would rather have taken the low road and kicked in the driver side window.
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Originally Posted by 2manybikes
I do the same thing.
I usually laugh at them also while saying "have a nice day too". Idiots can be entertaining. Some people would have to get cable TV or go to the movies to see people that stupid. Cyclists get to see them for free. We could sell this stuff to Hollywood.
I usually laugh at them also while saying "have a nice day too". Idiots can be entertaining. Some people would have to get cable TV or go to the movies to see people that stupid. Cyclists get to see them for free. We could sell this stuff to Hollywood.
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How about one of those katanas (samurai swords) they flog on the shopping channels? Strapped across the back would be best, although there's the aerodynamic drag of the hilt to take into account. They come in all sorts of colors, so you shouldn't have any trouble finding one to match your frame. Three feet of steel should command instant respect, and you'll be able to perforate both occupants without having to walk around to the other side!
Or, you can take an M80, light it and toss it into the window as you roll by. No break in cadence, no drop in heart rate, now there's a plan! :-) just kidding....
Or, you can take an M80, light it and toss it into the window as you roll by. No break in cadence, no drop in heart rate, now there's a plan! :-) just kidding....
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My personal favorite is still taking an Air soft pistol with the little paintballs they use (9mm iirc) and quickly laying some paint on the window can be risky though.
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In the end, you did the right (and smart) thing. Two obese slobs sitting in a Ford Fiesta calling me a fairy really doesn't even get me going, that would have made me laugh. And when it happens, and I do catch up to them at a light, I usually just stop my bike right next to their window and wait for the light, their discomfort gives me great joy.
Now, if someone were to throw something at me, well then, all bets are off, and I were to catch them, I would damn well inflict some damage. Gotta stand up for yourself sometimes.
Now, if someone were to throw something at me, well then, all bets are off, and I were to catch them, I would damn well inflict some damage. Gotta stand up for yourself sometimes.
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You should have looked right at the fat bi-atch and said "you're just jealous because my @ss is WAY smaller than yours" and rode on...
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Originally Posted by roadrider_va
... it REALLY, REALLY gets your goat.
Heck kill'em all let God sort them out.
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Originally Posted by roadrider_va
After a 200 round-trip ride across the Delmarva Penninsula this weekend, I'm seriously considering carrying mace with me from now on.
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As a therapist, I realize that I often get into psycho-babble mode and I make an effort to resist; but...
Don't you find it more than fitting that a couple of rotund and sedimentary travelers passive-aggressively yell out from inside of a car? Now are they yelling because you are a cyclist (i.e., in better shape) or because they are in a car (i.e., too pudgy to be held up by spokes)?
Don't you find it more than fitting that a couple of rotund and sedimentary travelers passive-aggressively yell out from inside of a car? Now are they yelling because you are a cyclist (i.e., in better shape) or because they are in a car (i.e., too pudgy to be held up by spokes)?
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Originally Posted by CardiacKid
Get a life. If this is the worst thing that happens to you today, I would say you had a good day.
When something like that happens, it's a good time to remember our troops. Think improvised explosive devise. Getting called a fairy by a passing motorist then doesn't sound that bad.
When something like that happens, it's a good time to remember our troops. Think improvised explosive devise. Getting called a fairy by a passing motorist then doesn't sound that bad.
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If you think they're dangerous now, wait until you mace 'em while they're going 35. . . .
They work fine as long as you don't swing them at anything or attempt to cut anything. However, it's cheaper to take a hacksaw to a piece of sheet metal and wrap one end in cloth. Same quality, too.
Somewhere on the web there must still be copies of the video of one of those Shop At Home guys rapping a "Training Katana" on a countertop. The blade snapped cleanly about 8 inches from the tip and the fragment flipped up and penetrated about an inch or so into his pectoral muscle. He DROPPED like a sack of potatos as the robo-camera continued to pan across his now empty mark, cussing and yelping from behind the counter. The robo-camera then switches to pan artfully along the length of the katana on display as he continued to yell to his colleagues that that s&*$ REALLY HURT, G$%^$$#t!
After a good minute and a half of this, another sales guy rushes out and, ignoring his fallen comrade on the ground, quips "Well, folks, it looks like we may need some mayjer surjrey dun tonawt, raht heer in studio!" and then launched straight into the sales pitch without missing a beat.
It was AWESOME.
How about one of those katanas (samurai swords) they flog on the shopping channels?
Somewhere on the web there must still be copies of the video of one of those Shop At Home guys rapping a "Training Katana" on a countertop. The blade snapped cleanly about 8 inches from the tip and the fragment flipped up and penetrated about an inch or so into his pectoral muscle. He DROPPED like a sack of potatos as the robo-camera continued to pan across his now empty mark, cussing and yelping from behind the counter. The robo-camera then switches to pan artfully along the length of the katana on display as he continued to yell to his colleagues that that s&*$ REALLY HURT, G$%^$$#t!
After a good minute and a half of this, another sales guy rushes out and, ignoring his fallen comrade on the ground, quips "Well, folks, it looks like we may need some mayjer surjrey dun tonawt, raht heer in studio!" and then launched straight into the sales pitch without missing a beat.
It was AWESOME.
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Originally Posted by jeff800
Cool you got a goat, does he ride too?
Heck kill'em all let God sort them out.
Heck kill'em all let God sort them out.
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Originally Posted by Doid23
I don't understand why we should kill all of the goats?
...and that's exactly when the thread jumped the shark.
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ZBike holster???? BIKE HOLSTER!.... forget handguns, get a railgun installed onto your bike, of course over-tuned just to blow plasma/vaoprize projectiles, and watch them run in fear as a giant 3 foot plasma bolt goes searing through the air at them.
www.powerlabs.org has some nice railgun action. I want one about the size of a buick roadmaster, of course mounted to the back of an adult trike....I could load up a projectile the size of a C-cell battery in it and watch as it blasts through a humurban's engine block.
(humurban is what I call those stupid H2s...all they are are freakin suburbans with a body/interior kit)
www.powerlabs.org has some nice railgun action. I want one about the size of a buick roadmaster, of course mounted to the back of an adult trike....I could load up a projectile the size of a C-cell battery in it and watch as it blasts through a humurban's engine block.
(humurban is what I call those stupid H2s...all they are are freakin suburbans with a body/interior kit)
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Originally Posted by CardiacKid
Get a life. If this is the worst thing that happens to you today, I would say you had a good day.
When something like that happens, it's a good time to remember our troops. Think improvised explosive devise. Getting called a fairy by a passing motorist then doesn't sound that bad.
When something like that happens, it's a good time to remember our troops. Think improvised explosive devise. Getting called a fairy by a passing motorist then doesn't sound that bad.
Sorry, but this is a bike forum....