Drinks alla round folks.

Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.

He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.

http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html

I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that night
fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the bike
an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess. Speed
limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck braking.
Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
scene.

Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.

A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa biker
in Washington. :-P

Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.

Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
keep yer ol lady propped up.

Shag

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
Sorry to hear that Shaggy. That's truly messed up.

175 dollar fine. There's no fuckin' justice.

Fins BS#221

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
> He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
> http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>
> I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that night
> fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the bike
> an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess. Speed
> limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
> one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck braking.
> Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
> scene.
>
> Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
> married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.
>
> A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa biker
> in Washington. :-P
>
> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
> Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
> keep yer ol lady propped up.
>
> Shag

Cagers shoukd be shot for this kinda shit .
<clink> To Mitch
--
Snag
'90 Ultra "Strider"
'39 WLDD "Popcycle"
Buncha cars and a truck

Shaggy <hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.

> Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
> keep yer ol lady propped up.

<clink> to Mitch. My condolences to friends and family.

--
George BS235

"Terry Coombs" <snagone@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:Q3JMk.53673$Ep1.50627@bignews2.bellsouth.net. ..
> Shaggy wrote:
> > Drinks alla round folks.
> >
> > Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> > 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
> >
> > He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
> >
> > http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
> >
> > I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that night
> > fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the bike
> > an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess. Speed
> > limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
> > one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck braking.
> > Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
> > scene.
> >
> > Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
> > married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.
> >
> > A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa biker
> > in Washington. :-P
> >
> > Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> > helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
> >
> > Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
> > keep yer ol lady propped up.
> >
> > Shag
>
> Cagers shoukd be shot for this kinda shit .
> <clink> To Mitch

I swanny that some dunderheads who never ride must think "only one
headlight, half the danger." Or that a motorcycle is as light and trivial
as a Schwinn bicycle and can stop on a dime if it has to. I near T-boned a
pickup once when it darted out of a parking lot in front of my bike and
stopped, then at the last moment as my brakes squealed the driver decided to
turn left into the oncoming lane and barely averted my sudden arrival in his
lap.

Some states do allow for reckless homicide convictions if the fatal
collision cannot be ascribed to something beyond the offender's control
(e.g. unexpected mechanical failure or heart attack). But Washington state
seems too liberal for that.

This chap looks like he drives that truck for a business (with a truck that
large) and the business' umbrella insurance policy will cover all. He'll
never lose a personal dime beyond that traffic ticket. If he's not the
business owner, maybe they'll fire him and he'll have to join the huge queue
of job seekers in this miserable economy, having to explain the "mishap" to
everyone that he wants to drive a truck for. If he's the business owner,
maybe the operative word will be "boycott."

In an effort to warn off idiots who would dart into my path, I manically
blink my fogs and my main headlamps whenever I spot any cage in a position
to do that. Even police cars, who have yet to give me any grief for it.

Redneck

"HiTech RedNeck" <hitechCOLOR-OF-BLOODneck@ameritech.net> wrote in message
news:WtKMk.6209$Ws1.4793@nlpi064.nbdc.sbc.com...
> I swanny that some dunderheads who never ride must think "only one
> headlight, half the danger."

Oh, and a clink of redneck moonshine, which I never partake of when riding.
<clink>

Redneck

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
> He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
> http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>
> I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that night
> fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the bike
> an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess. Speed
> limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
> one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck braking.
> Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
> scene.
>
> Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
> married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.
>
> A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa biker
> in Washington. :-P
>
> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
> Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
> keep yer ol lady propped up.
>
> Shag
My sincere condolences, Shag. I'm outta bourbon, but I'll have a shot of takillya in his honor.
It's hard losing good buds, for sure.

<clink> To Mitch!

--
Grumpy
Babe v2.0 - 2000 FLSTC
DOF -2, BS#193, CVNS G&W, PF#1, Cult of Mac

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
>
> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.

> Shag

Damn... Ya know, anymore when I'm on the road I'm cuss'n stupid ass
cagers under my breath even when I'm in one.

<clink> to Mitch.

On Sat, 25 Oct 2008 09:58:05 -0700 (PDT), Shaggy
<hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Drinks alla round folks.
>
>Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
>21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
>He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
>http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>

>Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
>helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
>Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
>keep yer ol lady propped up.
>
>Shag

My condolences and best juju for you and all of his loved ones Shag.

To Mitch <clink>

Terry

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.

To Mitch! *clink*
--
spunky hussein TooMuchOfThisLately tuna

On Sat, 25 Oct 2008 09:58:05 -0700 (PDT), Shaggy
<hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote:

>Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
>helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.

Ah crap! I heard that one on th' radio and always wonder if it's one
of us... hate that. Hate it even more now. Our most sincere
condolences Shag.

To Mitch <clink>.

Snarl

On Sat, 25 Oct 2008 09:58:05 -0700 (PDT), Shaggy
<hippie.biker@yahoo.com> backed into a tree whilst ridin inna park
then wrote:

>Drinks alla round folks.
>
>Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
>21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
>He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
>http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>
>I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that night
>fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the bike
>an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess. Speed
>limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
>one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck braking.
>Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
>scene.
>
>Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
>married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.
>
>A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa biker
>in Washington. :-P
>
>Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
>helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
>Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
>keep yer ol lady propped up.
>
>Shag

My condolences to you and his family.

<clin> to Mitch!

danl

"Shaggy" <hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2633655d-0594-49f3-aaf4-7e3529750539@r15g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
> He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
> http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>
> I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that
> night
> fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the
> bike
> an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess.
> Speed
> limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
> one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck
> braking.
> Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
> scene.
>
> Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
> married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.
>
> A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa
> biker
> in Washington. :-P
>
> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
> Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best
> to
> keep yer ol lady propped up.
>
> Shag
Dammit -- I hate to get that kind of news. Give Dee a hug from Lil-Bit
and SKooter and let her know she and the family are in our prayers.
SKooter

"Shaggy" <hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2633655d-0594-49f3-aaf4-7e3529750539@r15g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
> Drinks alla round folks.

To your bud. Real sorry to hear about this, Shag.

<clink>

roach

Shaggy wrote:
<snip, you know what was said...>

The term is manslaughter, ain't it? Accidentally offing someone? Calling a
District Attorney might be a move here? I don't know all that much, but I
know wrong when I hear it. Manslaughter. District Attorney.

--
Don
Concede to idiot cagers. Right of Way is irrelevant during the
collision. No bozo to reply

"Shaggy" <hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2633655d-0594-49f3-aaf4-7e3529750539@r15g2000prh.googlegroups.com...

> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
Sorry to hear this {{{Shaggy}}}. Blue skies and lotsa twisties Mitch
<clink>.

MaGGie

Stingy Bastard wrote:
> Shaggy wrote:
> <snip, you know what was said...>
>
> The term is manslaughter, ain't it? Accidentally offing someone? Calling a
> District Attorney might be a move here? I don't know all that much, but I
> know wrong when I hear it. Manslaughter. District Attorney.
>

The DA can't be bothered firstly, he's too busy maintaining a political
agenda "bikers" don't rate his attention (unless he is busting a gang).
Second motorcyclists are percieved by the public as scofflaws or outlaws
and do not deserve desire the full protection of the law. Public
perception is bikers are often seen to ignore the laws or dish out their
own justice on the spot, so the perception is live by the sword die by
the sword. Feh!

I mean just throwing a leg over one of those contraptions is flippin the
bird to common sense and personal safety. So if a cyclist gets squashed
by a cager (even by accident), the cyclist got his just due, right! No
one in his right mind would ride one of those things in traffic, so the
bloke wasn't right and shouldn't have been there.....

Now if one of the city counsel man's kids gets hit on his bicycle we get
bike lanes and prosecution, but not for motorcyclists.....

(Bike lanes - like we'd stay in them)(I would, but only if they were on
the sidewalk!)


"They" are all out to kill you. Let down your guard for one instant and
"they" will strike. Protect yourself, cause no one is going to do it for
you. Nor will they pay off your families home after removing their main
bread winner from existence.

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.

Damn sad news.
To Mitch! *clink*

--
(^oo^) AH#120 SENS NEWT#11 BS#188 MISFIT DOF#YES
(_0_) RMH FAQs - http://rmhfaq.com
BEAR Reply-To: gtodd at eye_ex dot netcom dot com

> Shaggy wrote:
>> Drinks alla round folks.
>>
>> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
>> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>

<clink> - so sorry buddy......

--
Steve Irving (Irv) - BS#237/SLOB#12
http://www.users.qwest.net/~niteh/bike

"Shaggy" <hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:2633655d-0594-49f3-aaf4-7e3529750539@r15g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
> He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
> http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>

Sorry Shaggu, a Clink for Mitch!


--
TaxmanHog - http://home.comcast.net/~taxmanhog/
BS#275
07-Ultra-CVO, 04-VRSCA-1320cc, 98-FXSTS
r.m.h FAQ - http://rmhfaq.com

"Ryder Rick" <rickb794@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:331Nk.494$225.267@nwrddc02.gnilink.net...
> Stingy Bastard wrote:
>> Shaggy wrote:
>> <snip, you know what was said...>
>>
>> The term is manslaughter, ain't it? Accidentally offing someone?
>> Calling a District Attorney might be a move here? I don't know all that
>> much, but I know wrong when I hear it. Manslaughter. District Attorney.
>>
>
> The DA can't be bothered firstly, he's too busy maintaining a political
> agenda "bikers" don't rate his attention (unless he is busting a gang).
> Second motorcyclists are percieved by the public as scofflaws or outlaws
> and do not deserve desire the full protection of the law. Public
> perception is bikers are often seen to ignore the laws or dish out their
> own justice on the spot, so the perception is live by the sword die by the
> sword. Feh!
>
> I mean just throwing a leg over one of those contraptions is flippin the
> bird to common sense and personal safety. So if a cyclist gets squashed by
> a cager (even by accident), the cyclist got his just due, right! No one in
> his right mind would ride one of those things in traffic, so the bloke
> wasn't right and shouldn't have been there.....
>
> Now if one of the city counsel man's kids gets hit on his bicycle we get
> bike lanes and prosecution, but not for motorcyclists.....
>
> (Bike lanes - like we'd stay in them)(I would, but only if they were on
> the sidewalk!)
>
>
> "They" are all out to kill you. Let down your guard for one instant and
> "they" will strike. Protect yourself, cause no one is going to do it for
> you. Nor will they pay off your families home after removing their main
> bread winner from existence.

Yeah, I hear that. You make a lot of good points.

Perhaps in error, I'm thinking that since a lot of Doctors and Lawyers
jumped on the Harley train the last fifteen years or so that the perception
has shifted a little. Maybe it is regional, but I've definately noticed
that cagers seem a little more aware of my presence now than they did twenty
five years ago, and I've been attributing it to the increased ridership,
which in turn means that more people know someone who rides, which in turn
increases overall awareness.

I still ride like I'm invisible, and I advise all around me to do the same.

When I was in Jersey the ABATE folks were circulating "Kill a biker, go to
jail" stuff, trying to get a manslaughter charge as mandatory for left
turners and such. Don't know where that landed, though.

*sigh* What a world. On the other hand, it's a beautiful world to see from
a saddle, provided that you are aware that you are invisible.

--
Don
Concede to idiot cagers. Right of Way is irrelevant during the collision.
No bozo to reply

"Stingy Bastard" <321bozocatchy@comcast.net> wrote in message

> I still ride like I'm invisible, and I advise all around me to do
> the same.
>

> *sigh* What a world. On the other hand, it's a beautiful world to
> see from a saddle, provided that you are aware that you are
> invisible.
>
> --
> Don
> Concede to idiot cagers. Right of Way is irrelevant during the
> collision.

I've always felt that using a headlight modulator greatly increases
your
chances of being noticed by left turners. I run one on both my bikes
when I'm in heavy traffic areas. I've often noticed that when I'm out
in rural areas and a vehicle will come to a stop on a side road and
then I see that front hubcap start to rotate a bit and I hit the high
beam
to switch on the modulator and they hit the brakes.
YMMV
SKooter

"Taxmanhog" <taxmanhog@comcast.net> wrote in message
news:voednSnIfr4vlJjUnZ2dnUVZ_sLinZ2d@comcast.com. ..
>
> "Shaggy" <hippie.biker@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:2633655d-0594-49f3-aaf4-7e3529750539@r15g2000prh.googlegroups.com...
>> Drinks alla round folks.
>>
>> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
>> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>>
>> He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>>
>> http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>>
>
> Sorry Shaggu, a Clink for Mitch!
>
>
> --
> TaxmanHog - http://home.comcast.net/~taxmanhog/
> BS#275
> 07-Ultra-CVO, 04-VRSCA-1320cc, 98-FXSTS
> r.m.h FAQ - http://rmhfaq.com
>
>
>

Sorry Shaggy, to butt in. Just passin through. My condolences to you and
Mitch's bride, and to all the others.

Some things just don't work sometimes.
Some are hard to figure out. Glad for the years Mitch lived in.

We all lost something tonight.

Pender

"SKooter Bum" <skooter.bum@gmail.com> wrote in message

> I've often noticed that when I'm out
> in rural areas and a vehicle will come to a stop on a side road and
> then I see that front hubcap start to rotate a bit and I hit the high beam
> to switch on the modulator and they hit the brakes.
> YMMV
> SKooter

It also helps if for a second or two you aim your headlight
right at the driver.

Again, YMMV.

roach






>
>

roach AH#123 wrote:
> "SKooter Bum" <skooter.bum@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
>> I've often noticed that when I'm out
>> in rural areas and a vehicle will come to a stop on a side road and
>> then I see that front hubcap start to rotate a bit and I hit the high beam
>> to switch on the modulator and they hit the brakes.
>> YMMV
>> SKooter
>
> It also helps if for a second or two you aim your headlight
> right at the driver.
>
> Again, YMMV.
>
> roach

Headlight?
Strange name for a .45

Shaggy wrote:
> Drinks alla round folks.
>
> Onea me old fiends, anna brother in every sense, got whacked on the
> 21st. Justa couplea blocks from his house.
>
> He'd been ridin since the 70s, so it's knot like he was a noob.
>
> http://www.bellinghamherald.com/102/story/621720.html
>
> I wuz in Lynnwood when I got the call, so I headed up there that night
> fer the shock, an the misery the next day. Went an looked at the bike
> an the truck (5 ton flatbed, notta pickup) annit's a real mess. Speed
> limit's 55 on that road. Whole fronta the truck's pushed 6 inches to
> one side. Happened after dark, an there's no signa the truck braking.
> Mitch only lefta 4' skid before he hit. It was quick. He died at the
> scene.
>
> Gonna ride out there today an do me best to show support. He was
> married to me oldest friend Dee, who I've known 45 years.
>
> A fuckin failure to yield ticket's all ya get if ya wanna killa biker
> in Washington. :-P
>
> Another good one's gone folks. Please join me in tippin one to a
> helluva guy. A genuine diamond inna rough.
>
> Warm weather an smooth roads brother Mitch. <clink> I'll do me best to
> keep yer ol lady propped up.
>
> Shag
So Sorry to hear <clink> to your Bud!


--
Pete
BS198
93 - XLH1200
96 - FXSTS

"DM" <fins@nospam.bs221.com> wrote in message
news:CuCdncrKzPiZyp7UnZ2dnUVZ_g-dnZ2d@giganews.com...
> Shaggy wrote:
> 175 dollar fine. There's no fuckin' justice.
>
> Fins BS#221

Sure there is. Just not within our justice system.

On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 01:25:51 -0400, "roach AH#123"
<roachah123@gmail.com> wrote:

>
>"SKooter Bum" <skooter.bum@gmail.com> wrote in message
>
>> I've often noticed that when I'm out
>> in rural areas and a vehicle will come to a stop on a side road and
>> then I see that front hubcap start to rotate a bit and I hit the high beam
>> to switch on the modulator and they hit the brakes.
>> YMMV
>> SKooter
>
>It also helps if for a second or two you aim your headlight
>right at the driver.
>
>Again, YMMV.

Nope, same mileage here. I do both if possible.

Snarl

<snarl@trippin.com> wrote in message
news:iosbg410f67nt94r6d12pcs4g8spih0t9f@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 01:25:51 -0400, "roach AH#123"
> <roachah123@gmail.com> wrote:

>>It also helps if for a second or two you aim your headlight
>>right at the driver.
>>
>>Again, YMMV.
>
> Nope, same mileage here. I do both if possible.
>
> Snarl
>

Hehe. IIRC, we discussed this a long time ago, and that's when
I lnew I'd like you IRL.


--
"But I Don't Mean That in a Bad Way"
Roach, ASSHOLE#123, BS#196, Philly Hoodlum#2

On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 14:24:16 -0400, "roach AH#123"
<roachah123@gmail.com> wrote:

><snarl@trippin.com> wrote in message
>news:iosbg410f67nt94r6d12pcs4g8spih0t9f@4ax.com.. .
>> On Mon, 27 Oct 2008 01:25:51 -0400, "roach AH#123"
>> <roachah123@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>>>It also helps if for a second or two you aim your headlight
>>>right at the driver.
>>>
>>>Again, YMMV.
>>
>> Nope, same mileage here. I do both if possible.
>
>Hehe. IIRC, we discussed this a long time ago, and that's when
>I lnew I'd like you IRL.

I think yer right. Figure if some clown is gonna pull in front of me,
I'm aimin' for th' drivers door. Did that once too. Didn't have
anywhere to go so I was takin' th' fucker out with me. Ya know how
everything seems to go in slo mo... I'd judged where his door was
gonna be at th' speed/distance everything was happenin', but th'
fucker stopped at th' last second and I t-boned his drivers side front
fender and went over th' hood.

Still managed to get an assult charge fer beatin' th' shit outta th'
fucker through his open drivers window. Th' guy was legally blind, no
glasses or contacts, and couldn't even locate his drivers license in
his wallet. Cop let him drive away and took me to jail. Next time
I'm not gonna aim Nasty style.

Snarl