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So I have a double turn lane that goes up a hill by my house and the right lane has to merge at the top. Naturally some people just have to take the right lane to cut me off but thus far none have succeeded.

Here my list of. :rolleyes:

 

2 caveliers

jimmy

mid-90's blazer (twice)

taurus

crown vic

jeep cherokee

mid-90's f-150

mid-90's Bonneville 3.8

saturn lol

hemi-ram quad cab (very close we were neck and neck until i pulled only a truck and half length)

and I took an eclipse from a 30mph start (squeeked him out) because he cut me off at a light lol. I would have no chance in hell from a stop.

 

Just thought I could start a list for people to add to.

Posted

Sounds like a road near me.

 

There are plenty of signs letting everyone know that the right lane merges into the left lane, after the light.

Yet sooo many people insist on staying in the right lane, mostly because it's shorter, because the people who know better are all in the left lane.

 

I don't have the time to list all the lame brained idiots I've not let get ahead of me.

 

Best one though was with my '78 Olds Delta 88, while pulling my dirtbike on the trailer.

Some $hithead wanna be ricer thought his foreign POS could take the V8 power of the Grand old Olds.

I DON'T THINK SO !!!!! :cheers:

 

You'd think I pissed in his fart can the way he was carrying on as I motored past him !! :rolleyes:

I debated giving him a brake~check, as he seemed to have some need to be right on the back end of the trailer, but I didn't want rice poop all over my dirtbike !!

 

The ones that really trip my trigger are the ones that seem to have no concept of a turnsignal, or the ones that can't even wave thanks if ya do let them in.

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Not trying to knock your post or anything like that, but let's be a bit realistic here--if some car isn't able to merge in front of you, it ain't necessarily always because your car is better than his, performance-wise. Think about it--the guy needing to merge not only has to be ahead of you...he has to completely clear your vehicle in order to merge in front of you. That little extra distance can mean all the thing in the world as far as whether said car can get in front of you...

 

I mean, if you were just commenting about how some folks just don't know any better about merging properly...that's one thing. But it's clearly more than just that--why else would you bother listing what model vehicles you managed to keep from getting ahead of you? If the situation was reversed (you in the RH lane), I'd reckon that you wouldn't be able to completely merge in front of some of those "kills" on your list...then they'd be the one who'd be boasting about how they kept some GM truck from getting in front of them.

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I think I detect a right lane squeezer.

 

"Oops, I accidentally passed everybody, cut in at the last minute, and made everybody hit their brakes because I was talking on my cell phone and not paying attention. He he, he he."

 

One of my buddies at work calls them pass holes.

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Superban--LOL...although you could have at least more appropriately tried to have gotten a pic of a domestic vehicle instead--odds are that the vehicle shown in that picture is of the ricer variety, given the 5Zigen decal. :thumbs:

 

P.S.--I was just being humorous w/ my statement, so please don't take any offense at it. :(

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