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• Theatre Of Dreams

  11 Aug 07, 05:43

  I hope for high chances of the recipient seeing this, well to the juvenile driver in the army unit singlet who drove out from Labrador Park a few hours back in the P-plated Nissan,
  
  If you think you have the balls to do shiit, then you better have the similar balls to wind down your window and talk to me when I rode up to beside you. Instead of hiding in the comfort zone of your female passengers like a gay shiit. My L sign for you was an understatement of how big a Loser you are.
• tofushop193

  11 Aug 07, 12:48

  care to say wat happen???
• Cool-gal

  11 Aug 07, 21:34

  ya lor, wad happen?
• Viper`

  11 Aug 07, 21:36

  Yo... relax man!
  
  Bad drivers abound on the roads, and they will always be there, regrettably.
• sinicker

  11 Aug 07, 21:56

  bad drivers are everywhere lah.
  
  there is only one way to go about it.
  
  overtake them and leave them behind far far!!!!! i just did that twice today.
• SBS9818A

  11 Aug 07, 23:51

  Originally posted by sinicker:

  bad drivers are everywhere lah.
  
  there is only one way to go about it.
  
  overtake them and leave them behind far far!!!!! i just did that twice today.

  i spend half the time cursing at lousy drivers when driving. i die die don't give way to taxis.
• ^tamago^

  12 Aug 07, 01:26

  
• SMRT Buses

  12 Aug 07, 22:37

  Drive with a heart - Be considerate to other road users
• Theatre Of Dreams

  13 Aug 07, 11:39

  I wasn't driving, I was cycling with a group. Managed to catch up with this baastard at the red light. His passengers and him were kinda shocked by this lunatic yelling at them from outside (I hope they could hear me). I wouldn't despise this baastard so much if he had had the balls to clarify with me what my friends did to justify his fcuked up act. If I was driving at that time, he'd have had a worse time (but I won't be one who does anything radical to risk safety).
  
  I understand some of you here may be prejudiced against road-riding cyclists, but I seriously doubt the extent of actions we could have done on a deserted small road coming out from a park.
• mujiland

  13 Aug 07, 22:30

  Originally posted by Theatre Of Dreams:
  I wasn't driving, I was cycling with a group. Managed to catch up with this baastard at the red light. His passengers and him were [b]kinda shocked by this lunatic yelling at them from outside (I hope they could hear me). I wouldn't despise this baastard so much if he had had the balls to clarify with me what my friends did to justify his fcuked up act. If I was driving at that time, he'd have had a worse time (but I won't be one who does anything radical to risk safety).
  
  I understand some of you here may be prejudiced against road-riding cyclists, but I seriously doubt the extent of actions we could have done on a deserted small road coming out from a park.[/b]

  hehehe what a way to put it
  
  but u still detail what he did?
• Theatre Of Dreams

  14 Aug 07, 01:55

  I didn't wish to go into what he did as recalling it makes me boil.
  
  We were momentarily stunned by this loud and long burst of horn (the provoking type) from this Nissan who accelerated past us without a safe clearance (if he thought I'd be impressed by his Sunny's 'screaming' I wasn't).
  
  To anyone of you who cycle, you should be able to understand how unpleasantly shocking it is to experience a prolonged burst of horn from right behind you, without any sound insulation as in a car. The other point of him passing us so closely is a 2nd recipe to a cyclist crashing.
  
  I'm exactly not sure what triggered him to do such a thing. There could be a possibility that my friends at the back of our cycling line let down their guard and strayed off from the left side of the road, since it was a low-traffic minor road. However, we're always looking out for one another for traffic coming from the back, so I'm sure none of us would have delayed him for so long for him to lose his patience. I'm wondering if he had his headlamps on at that time.
  
  But whatever it is, nothing should have justified him from doing such an act, which was what really made me boil. As a driver myself, I use horn as a means of danger warning, and I try to minimise any shock by just tapping it, unless the situation is so urgent that I have to keep holding. In this baastard's case however, he was obviously trying to stir trouble.
  
  When I was beside his car at the junction, I was so boiled that I was refraining so hard from showing him my middle finger or banging on his car. I did yell a lot, in the absence of vulgarities (if my memory serves me right). I'm glad my self-restraint shows that I'm more civilised than him.
• fifufu

  14 Aug 07, 07:05

  normally, in such cases, if I can catch up with the driver, I will blast my HID directly into his eyes.
  
  My wife taught me that, we were cycling in a small residential road when this evo blast loud horn in the tune of too too tooooooooo tooooooooooo toootooo at us. We were cycling by the side of the road with ample room for the car to past. We caught up with him at the T junction ahead turning in to the main road. Was wondering all the time why wifey turn her light on then next thing I knew, she was on the driver side, knocked at the windows and point her light directly into his eye.
• Cpt.ZR

  14 Aug 07, 20:21

  ahahh i agree man if u cycling on the road.. ppl horn you... will kena shock and thus causing you to fall.. lol i'm not joking!! lol...
  
  anyway... to all drivers... "sabar sikit" <- be patient!
  
  dont flame me pls...