roketman

Where I grew up you didn't flip someone off unless you were willing to back it up. Recently I was in a parking deck behind a young (under 20) couple who was moving like a turtle. They stopped (trying to find the perfect parking place)and had cars backing up. I blew the horn. Young turk decided to flip me off. He parked and I went on and parked on a different level. Guess who ended up on the same elevator? The punk was about 18. I told him if I weren't old enough to be his grandfather I would break his off his middle finger and stick it where the sun don't shine. I told him there are alot of crazies in this world, and you shouldn't flip it unless you are ready to fight. He said that I shouldn't have blown the horn. He's probably right because there are alot of crazies. Lesson learned.

JK-Fire

I know it sucks but you did the right thing. People don't have understanding anymore. When I was growing up my friend had a lifted dodge and we didn't think about the head lights. When we stopped where we were going the same person pulled up and said nice truck but I think you need to adjust your head lights and said have a good evening. Ya don't get that too much anymore.

cyberbrain

I wish times where still like that. i always say I grew up in the wrong era.

Rattler

sounds like abit of a road rager to me,people are just so impatient these days and mad at the world