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I posted this because a jagoff in a lifted truck cut me off yesterday which could have been a horrible accident. He was in the right lane and i was in the left. He was tailgating and decided to switch lanes and squeeze between me and the car in his lane. There was about an inch of space between bumpers and I was going about 45 mph +
Ofcorse after he pulled this move he mashed the gas doing like 100 to get out of site.
So the pic represents dudes driving big trucks that have obvious short comings. They are insecure about things so they think driving a big truck and pulling moves like that makes them feel bigger and a man.
Around here, it varies, the ones that are super lifted with massive tires and reinforced suspensions, that's all blacked out, are mostly Bro's that kinda look like the guy above.
The ones that are beat up, dirty, but still lifted are usually driven by Redneck contractors with tool box kits on the back of the flat bed.
There not all short either, some are fat asses, some are "Military Muscle" testo freaks, some are tweakers, and of course the majority of them are "Bro's"....the oldest hows it going in Brocabulary.."Dudee...Sup Brah!" "When was tha las time you went to Glamis to get your tires wet bro"?
Other Bro: "Sheet, like last weekend bruh!"...Main Bro: "Right on homie, did you bring the coors light, G"?
Other Bro: "Dude, Hell yeah I did bruh! Went to Dan's market before I shot over, it's in the front seat!".
Read the post and thought "sounds like the guys in San Diego" then I saw where the guy is from...
Yup, he's spot on. 100% dead-on accurate on this.
If you drive a lifted truck, you're compensating for something...unless you're specifically using it for a job...and they tend to be the biggest jerks on the roads here other than the M-class BMWs.
There is nothing wrong with modifing a truck, but if you never take it off road, what's the point? I love trucks myself, but for the most part I like them stock. Beefy off road tires look good as do cattle guards but that's about it.
There's alway those dreaded whoop-de-do's ( speed bumps) at the local mall and grocery stores to conquer at 1 MPH.
I posted this because a jagoff in a lifted truck cut me off yesterday which could have been a horrible accident. He was in the right lane and i was in the left. He was tailgating and decided to switch lanes and squeeze between me and the car in his lane. There was about an inch of space between bumpers and I was going about 45 mph +
Ofcorse after he pulled this move he mashed the gas doing like 100 to get out of site.
So the pic represents dudes driving big trucks that have obvious short comings. They are insecure about things so they think driving a big truck and pulling moves like that makes them feel bigger and a man.
Yep i just passed someone in the right and i was driving in the left lane at 45+ in a 45mph zone through town. Driving in the left lane because it's legal and the car was on my right. Maybe i should have bought a lifted truck so i can just drive over cars in the right lane
So lets just say i agree with your trolling argument and say yes i was hogging the left lane...Does that give him the right to endanger lives on the road?
Sounds like you look like that guy in the pic. I sense hurt feelings
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