Oh yeah. The adult in this situation clearly acted appropriately. You seem very normal....
Little thin-skinned there, buddy?
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If the guy has guns at home, he's a poster child for red flag laws. So...winner?
At least the cops made him take off his red hat for the booking photo!
I look forward to the civil lawsuit and the "I felt threatened" excuse from the redneck.
I look forward to the civil lawsuit and the "I felt threatened" excuse from the redneck.
You sound like you’d be an awesome father.
I know right? Just the other day a neighborhood kid who walks to school with my son made a lame jjoke about my bird feeder. So I decked him. He might be one of the smartest kids in 4th grade but that doesn't mean shit when you're talking shit at my house.
Tuesday, as all the buses were exiting one school's lot after the morning school drops, the bus ahead of me, clearly way ahead of a car coming up the street he was entering (about 2 city blocks) - encountered road rage from said driver because he had the audacity to pull out in front of him. My rough estimate was the vehicle was doing around 40 in the 25 zone. The guy passes him into the opposite lane's turning lane and slows up (as other student drop off cars are coming at him) then rolled down his window, pacing the bus in this manner for a block before speeding off. I talked to the driver after the shift...the usual berating and gesturing occurred.
This morning as I was resuming heading to school after my last pickup, a truck behind me pulls beside me at the next stop light and began berating me for holding him up with my stop arm.
Yesterday I was at an afternoon drop, which is at a T intersection corner, I have the only stop sign, on the vertical I of the T . Stop arm deployed, students exiting, bus lights flashing galore. A vehicle on the cross street pulls up on my right to the intersection and begins turning onto my street. Again, I am all lit up with lights and kids clearly exiting. The old lady driving the vehicle begins waving her arms frantically, screaming obscenities etc at me because she had to stop mid turn - apparently not understanding that maybe, just maybe with all that visual evidence presented to her that maybe she should...I dunno, wait the 10 seconds tops more for me to retract and let her through.
You meet all kinds of the world's finest in and around schools during student drop/pickup times. So many drivers just seem to lose their minds.
I am so f'n happy tomorrow is the last day.
This morning as I was resuming heading to school after my last pickup, a truck behind me pulls beside me at the next stop light and began berating me for holding him up with my stop arm.
Yesterday I was at an afternoon drop, which is at a T intersection corner, I have the only stop sign, on the vertical I of the T . Stop arm deployed, students exiting, bus lights flashing galore. A vehicle on the cross street pulls up on my right to the intersection and begins turning onto my street. Again, I am all lit up with lights and kids clearly exiting. The old lady driving the vehicle begins waving her arms frantically, screaming obscenities etc at me because she had to stop mid turn - apparently not understanding that maybe, just maybe with all that visual evidence presented to her that maybe she should...I dunno, wait the 10 seconds tops more for me to retract and let her through.
You meet all kinds of the world's finest in and around schools during student drop/pickup times. So many drivers just seem to lose their minds.
I am so f'n happy tomorrow is the last day.
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^Look at this tough guy.
Surprised the guy didn't pull an AR out of his trunk and exhibit his real intent?
Trucks have trunks now? Maybe focus more on your reading skills and less on posting here.
Another valuable lesson learned. When someone says fight bar you get your dukes up and head on a swivel. He will be more prepared next time.
The only way I'd miss you is if you walked in front of my car and I was feeling charitable.
Article said he had a concussion, I can speak from experience with my daughter that a concussion can f&#k you up for a while.
I can't imagine why he is so angry, look at the palatial estate he calls home surrounded by an idyllic industrial park to the north and the mighty Mississippi River to the south, literally right across the sidewalk in front of his home.
Lucky bastard.
nicely mowed
I can't imagine why he is so angry, look at the palatial estate he calls home surrounded by an idyllic industrial park to the north and the mighty Mississippi River to the south, literally right across the sidewalk in front of his home.
Lucky bastard.
It has new windows...
I can't imagine why he is so angry, look at the palatial estate he calls home surrounded by an idyllic industrial park to the north and the mighty Mississippi River to the south, literally right across the sidewalk in front of his home.
Lucky bastard.
LOL
Way to avoid the topic.
This character is the prototypical redneck who tries to intimidate people.
Did the Google give you post #12 from this thread?
Targeted ads for the search from Google were for Pepsi products.Did the Google give you post #12 from this thread?
Holy hell! Talking to my buddy, we lived in a college party house 3 houses down from that place like 15-20 years ago. Was a shithole but a great spot for a college house. Pretty sure it was bulldozed tho /csb
I can't imagine why he is so angry, look at the palatial estate he calls home surrounded by an idyllic industrial park to the north and the mighty Mississippi River to the south, literally right across the sidewalk in front of his home.
Lucky bastard.
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I ride past that house on the bike path a lot. Although it is a pretty industrial, blue collar area, it's nice and quiet down there and you do have good access to bank fishing.
I can't imagine why he is so angry, look at the palatial estate he calls home surrounded by an idyllic industrial park to the north and the mighty Mississippi River to the south, literally right across the sidewalk in front of his home.
Lucky bastard.
Which he can attend during his 2 year stint in prison.
And flooding I imagine.I ride past that house on the bike path a lot. Although it is a pretty industrial, blue collar area, it's nice and quiet down there and you do have good access to bank fishing.
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Actually, no. That segment is behind a pretty substantial floodwall. At worst, I think you get some storm drain backup issues, but should avoid major flooding.
Maybe he can open a shoreside resort out of his home to help pay his incoming legal fees, fines, court costs and the victim’s medical bills?
I was runner-up in our annual toughest guy in town voting in 2015. Be careful who you speak to like that.
