Was i wrong?
Last weekend while down in NC. my buddy got cut off by some asshat, he almost pulled his .45 out, he told me "that guy has no idea I just saved his life, in my younger days it would have been a different story"





I know everything I just wrote is purely speculation, but as I get older I find I want less to do with (the Tahoe's) type of driver. I just want to get away from this type of driver as quickly and quietly as possible.
I am glad this situation ended as it did with no harm done to you or your wife.
Last weekend while down in NC. my buddy got cut off by some asshat, he almost pulled his .45 out, he told me "that guy has no idea I just saved his life, in my younger days it would have been a different story"
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Here in Tucson (Oro Valley actually) we have some crazies
passing through on Oracle Road (AZ 77) but most of us are just slow or unaware OLD
Today, it is very foolish to even respond, because today, the worst case scenario becomes a bullet in your head, the next time he passes you.
I've learned to put all that macho chit aside as soon as I get in my car.
Some jackass wants to pass, even though I'm doing 10 mph over the speed limit, let him, give him the whole road.
Like you said, these days you never know what kind of a psycho you're dealing with.
You should live by your own analysis. What goes through the mind of a person that would vote for BHO twice???
There's a 54% chance that's the mentality you're dealing with on the road.
I know everything I just wrote is purely speculation, but as I get older I find I want less to do with (the Tahoe's) type of driver. I just want to get away from this type of driver as quickly and quietly as possible.
I am glad this situation ended as it did with no harm done to you or your wife.

I couldn't have said it better Jim!
Last edited by Hameister; Aug 20, 2015 at 12:34 PM.
I'm a former military (combatant) and post LEO tenure. There is always a better decision to make and each choice (no matter how small) has it's own consequences. I support the 2nd also.
You alienate yourself with the political comments. Did you happen to see who BHO's main competitor was 2nd term?
Mentioning your guns and tough stuff on a public car forum while going political and doubting your own self control etc etc. Ya, please turn in your CHL. Thanks.
You alienate yourself with the political comments. Did you happen to see who BHO's main competitor was 2nd term?
Mentioning your guns and tough stuff on a public car forum while going political and doubting your own self control etc etc. Ya, please turn in your CHL. Thanks.
As to who ran against BHO for second term, we would have been better off with almost anybody on the gop ticket in the white house instead of what we got
I know everything I just wrote is purely speculation, but as I get older I find I want less to do with (the Tahoe's) type of driver. I just want to get away from this type of driver as quickly and quietly as possible.
I am glad this situation ended as it did with no harm done to you or your wife.

As a former LEO, I don't recall that law on our state statutes. We have highway markings that require BIG trucks to use right lanes and we have passing zones on some roadways (steep inclines for example). No such laws though, just general courtesy.
However...........we do have laws for following too close and impeding the flow of traffic.
Last edited by Speedforhire; Aug 20, 2015 at 01:25 PM.
I'm a former military (combatant) and post LEO tenure. There is always a better decision to make and each choice (no matter how small) has it's own consequences. I support the 2nd also.
"There is always a better decision to make and each choice (no matter how small) has it's own consequences." You are 100% correct about that Sir.
For those who say I instigated this you are wrong. He did that by driving in a dangerous, aggressive and illegal manor. You might be right to say that I caused it to escalate but I did not instigate. I was in the 'slow' lane minding my own business.
As a former LEO, I don't recall that law on our state statutes. We have highway markings that require BIG trucks to use right lanes and we have passing zones on some roadways (steep inclines for example). No such laws though, just general courtesy.
However...........we do have laws for following too close and impeding the flow of traffic.
















