Road ragin' part II...the vindication

[steveinaz]

Reading the road rage thread I almost forgot what just recently happened with my son.

Long story short...he's sitting at a red light, waiting to make a right on red. Meanwhile, this road-raging idiot behind him is blowing her horn, waving her hands in the air, etc, etc, wanting him to GO. He ignores her because he hasn't had a break in the traffic to GO. Wellllll...idiot-stick decides to swing around the left from behind him, and make her right turn...BAM!!

She got T-boned; right in front of my son, daughter-in-law and 3 grandchildren.

Can you say poetic justice? I think so. The idiot was ok, BTW. My son stayed to give a statement to the police and make sure that numb-nuts was alright.

[zombie boy 2000]

Freakin' idiot! Glad to hear your family walked away unscathed. If I had been in the same situation and with no loved ones in the vehicle, I probably would have gotten a bit of a chuckle. If everyone was OK, of course...

[Face]

I would have chucked, regardless.

[PolkThug]

Owned!

[steveinaz]

I'm sure Curt did get a chuckle out of that one. After making sure she was alright, I would have laughed uncontrollably in her face.

[AndyGwis]

I love that Nascar commercial.

"He got T-Boned."

"T-Boned?!?!?"

"Well done."

[steveinaz]

I once asked my older brother David, a college professor mind you, what he thought about road rage. His response: "Road rage is like a monkey throwing shit in a cage, it serves no purpose." To which I shot a stream of beer thru my nose, ears, practically every opening I have in laughter.

Good answer, Professor.

[bobman1235]

I can't say I've never had road rage, but at some point you realize how truly pointless (and dangerous) it is. I assume this is one of those things that is true for most of life as you grow older and wiser.

Or something.