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Old 07-07-2006, 11:45 PM
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You know, though, it just occurred to me that Mr. Ingram may have been referring to transplanted New Yorkers. (No offense ET). When I lived in south Florida for two years in the '80s I was always being tail-gated or cut-off by dudes who used their middle fingers a lot, and often yelled this: "your mutha!", as they flew around me. I wasn't even the one weaving in and out of lanes, speeding, etc. I was just driving in a straight line for cryin' out loud. Don't get me wrong, I don't have a thing against New Yorkers. I had a problem with those particular guys though, who sounded as if they hailed from New York, Jersey, or nearby. See, I'm a hoosier and we're all polite drivers, with manners, and such. So, instead of getting into a shouting match with these guys down in Florida, I'd mind my own business, slow down, let them in ahead of me, then follow them at a distance til they got where they were going. Then when they parked their car,I'd get out of mine and shoot them.

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Eliminate traffic congestion, legalize vehicular weaponry. Oddly I see Ami & Mike w/ a 3" Rodman mounted to their hood... Though my choice would be the standard issue HUMMV w/ a 25mm chain gun on the roof; I'd let my wife drive... that's weapon enough to scare white hairs and make youngsters into white hairs.
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Old 07-09-2006, 10:40 AM
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Shane, in a strange way, you make sense.
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Old 07-09-2006, 12:38 PM
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Shane..... its nice to know someone else who has the same kindred spirit as I in this category.
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