I'm a bad man

[kren.Z]

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[Krlll Mule]

  You must live in one of the enlightened gun hating states. Don't try that crap down here. Because I carry a .357 magnum on my waist or within reach most of the time, (in case I need to fight my way to the good guns), your approach is insane. Because my wife and son are both proficient at shotgun/pistols/rifles, the peeking through the curtains won't be while they're calling 911 or waiting for the police. Hand signals on a public road are one thing; driving up in someones driveway and making threatening muscle displays is another. 

Grow up and be a man. Keep your mouth shut and let the idiots on the road go their own way.

[Sgt. Dick]

It would be interesting to know what percentage of people have concealed permits by state.
I know the southern states would all be near the top of the list.

[fdrjk]

most of the people i know in high school were working on their permits right around the time i graduated. youd be surprised.

also pretty much everyone around here has more than one gun in their house, so you probably wouldnt get away with something like that anywhere else, rofl.

[|iR|Focalor]

Grow up and be a man. Keep your mouth shut and let the idiots on the road go their own way.

I'm usually one of the very few people that calmly handles traffic jams correctly. I stay in my chosen lane, I don't weave in and out just because one lane seems to be inching a little faster than the next, and I pay attention to the shit going on around me. If I'm in the truck, I pay no mind to the retards that cut me off or do dumb shit unless they actually HIT me. However... if I'm on my bike, which I usually am, I tend to have a lot less patience and understanding since the potential for injury to myself is much greater. I've been known to ride up the shoulder while a line is backed up at a light or stop sign and kick dents into peoples fenders and doors and/or break mirrors off for committing the more egregious acts of assholiness against me in traffic.