ChrisLS1Bird
11-06-2003, 01:58 AM
rant
Is it just a reflex reaction to run away when you see a fast car on the street (highway)? People out there are surely excitable.
Lately, as soon as I get close to a potential run - a modified 'stang, an LS1 f-body, etc. - the person driving it decides to show off by racing off. This isn't The Fast and the Furious; I'm not going to chase someone weaving through traffic and underneath semis to start a race at 90 mph. How the **** are we going to know who has what if we don't ever line 'em up?
Has anyone else observed this behavior? SLOW DOWN when you want to engage in a race. We aren't rushing to a job interview. You want open road in front of you so that the race is safer and lasts longer. Stop running away; that "catch me if you can" **** is foolish.
SLOW DOWN if you want to play!
Is it just a reflex reaction to run away when you see a fast car on the street (highway)? People out there are surely excitable.
Lately, as soon as I get close to a potential run - a modified 'stang, an LS1 f-body, etc. - the person driving it decides to show off by racing off. This isn't The Fast and the Furious; I'm not going to chase someone weaving through traffic and underneath semis to start a race at 90 mph. How the **** are we going to know who has what if we don't ever line 'em up?
Has anyone else observed this behavior? SLOW DOWN when you want to engage in a race. We aren't rushing to a job interview. You want open road in front of you so that the race is safer and lasts longer. Stop running away; that "catch me if you can" **** is foolish.
SLOW DOWN if you want to play!