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27-10-2006, 08:42 PM
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Intended Angle
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Gold Coast & Canada
Posts: 34
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Idiots on the road grind mine.
I was just coming home from downtown surfers, coming up Ferry rd in Southport QLD and I was going 70kms. The zone is a 60, but I guess the tool behind me figured i wasn't going fast enough and decided to ride my tail end and flash his high beams at me. I had to turn left ahead so I couldn't really go anywhere as I was stuck in the right lane waiting for an opportunity to move. So i give him some brakes. Guess he didnt like that, so he sped up and passed me and tried to cut me off. I'm not worried about that, just the fact that my speeding 10km's over apparently wasn't fast enough and he decided to ride my tail end and flash his high beams. I think it was an older ford also, the ones with the funny tail light cover looking things? The guy looked like he wanted words, too bad i was turning... Thats what Grinds My Gears. Idiots. I hope he's a forum goer and finds this thread. F'n goof. /Rant Sorry if this in the wrong section... its car related.
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