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OR a situational/ cultural context in that I remember traveling in Thailand where due to driving circumstances, Thai people generally can (or have to) be aggressive drivers but as people they seem to be the most non-aggressive in nature.
However, here in America- aggressive people often are aggressive drivers...does anyone in America know a timid person who is actually an AGGRESSIVE driver?
I think an aggressive driver means a wimp out of the car...
Exactly the same thing I've always said. People seem to think they're all-powerful and invulnerable when they're in "command" of a few tons of steel and a few hundred horsepower. Get them out of the car and they're less than useless.
I think an aggressive driver means a wimp out of the car.
I got into a shouting match on the freeway with a scrawny nerd driving a Prius last week.
Seriously, imagine a Prius driver with road rage? Hilarious.
Hmmm.... my brother drives a Pirus, is a bit of an agressive driver and is can be quite agressive in person. I am bigger, stronger, fitter and 10 years younger than him and would totaly not mess with him. He was riding his motorcycle once and somebody flipped him off. He caught the guy at a stoplight and punched him with his kevlar gloved hand through the guys window. He is usualy carrying as well.
I think an aggressive driver means a wimp out of the car..
I think that's one of those pithy generalizations.
Like guys with big trucks have small penies or whatever.
It's certainly not true of many of the other aggressive drivers I know.
They're in your face in or out of the car.
Anyone remember the Disney cartoon in which Goofy was a mild mannered fellow but turned into a red-faced screaming, tailgating speed demon as soon as he got behind the wheel of a car?
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