WTH!??? I'm moving to New York where it's safer

[etlsport]

yea.. stuff like this is always upsetting/disturbing

i remember like 6-9 months ago in philadelphia a guy was driving down the street and a 15 year old biker was in front of him apparently not going fast enough, after honking the horn once, the driver gets out of the car, shoots the bike rider and drives around him.. lucky enough the driver wasnt smart enough to realize there was a police car following him

[nfpgasmask]

This morning, a guy I work with was driving to the office (45 minute drive for him). A guy in a electric company truck got pissed at him for not letting him merge into his lane. So he followed him down the interstate for the entire 45 minutes... took the exit to my office... then sped past the guy, slammed on the brakes in front of him, got out of the truck and started wailing on the guy I work with right in front of our office as he sat in his car! The guy floored it, hit the truck, and sped off to call the cops. This was that guys 4th time being busted for road rage!

That's funny. I had that happen to me once on the south side of Chicago. My own rage level was high to begin with, and I must have pissed of the guy behind me as I battled my way through the rush hour traffic, and he started tailgating us and followed us all the way to my exit, 30 miles away. Once I got off the highway, I was 100% certain he was following me. For obvious reasons I was most certainly not going to drive home (don't need people like that knowing where I live) so I drove around the neighborhood for a minute, the whole time, he followed and my wife is screaming at me cause I was ready to stop the car and throw down, but she like, "what if he has a gun, etc etc". So ultimately, I drive right up to the front door of the local police station, stop the car and at that point he finally stops following us and drives on.

Road rage is serious.

Bart