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[Closed] road rage incident.....so much anger.

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 ton
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just been out for a nice 20 miler on the canal with the wife.
last half mile is on a lane to our house, it has a 30mph matrix which lights up as you enter the house.
so we are about 20 yds after the matrix, riding 2 abreast when a car comes speeding up from behind, papping the horn like someone possessed
I put my thumb up to let him know that I know he is there. he pulls up along side us and starts the volley of abuse, about us breaking the law for riding 2 abreast,about us breaking the law for not wearing helmets and hi viz clothing.
I point out to him, that not of these points are valid in the uk.
he just carrys on ranting, swearing and getting madder and madder, all the time with his wife and kids in the car with him.
I point out that he is a stupid foolish man for acting in such a way, this ignites the touch paper, he jumps out of the car and comes storming up to me, right into my face, telling me he is gonna effing deck me.
I just laugh at him, telling him he is a fool and he needs to read the highway code, this annoys him more and he pushes me in the chest, I just laugh at him right in his face telling him he is a complete fool.

while this has been going on, a bit of a crowd has gathered, cos he has stopped his car right in the middle of the road, and my neighbour happened to be coming home from work, and has stopped his van in the road.
all the time this has been going on, I have remained calm and controlled, even when he pushed me.
so he is still in my face ranting, with me just telling him he is a ill informed idiotic man, when he turns to my neighbour and starts ranting at him, say, what the f are you looking at, f off or I will smack you. my neighbour just laughs and tells him that is is legal to cycle 2 abreast on any road.
the bloke looked like he was gonna pop, his wife told him to get back in his car, and his parting shot, was that he knew where we both lived and he would be paying us a visit.

seriously, there are some dangerous ill informed people driving about. how do these people get a licence.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:30 pm
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Hope you got the reg?

Report him, multiple witnesses, he'll get a slap on the wrist, but his card will be marked for next time.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:33 pm
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Seeing more of this type of behaviour aimed at cyclists 🙁

Sounds like a right tool reckon he will feel a right prick after realising he's acted like a tosser in front of his kids !!


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:35 pm
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that's obviously a very unhappy man with a rubbish life, which means you won.

(report him)


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:36 pm
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That's mental. Well done for staying calm.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:37 pm
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Sorry to hear this. You did absolutely the right thing.

If you've got the reg report him. The police can't do much but they will definitely pay him a visit and "advise" him, then ring you or come round to tell you how it went.

Matt G is right. Unhappy man and rubbish life. I do feel sorry for his kids. Very sorry for them.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:41 pm
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Ton!!

Well done for keeping calm... please can you teach me how to do this!!

Unfortunately this situation would have seen me getting in a fight


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:42 pm
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Definately report him,stupidity like that he shouldnt be allowed a shopping trolley at the coop.

Please tell us he wasnt driving an AUDI,also next time top tip,have a look at the number plate, if its a lease car, then the lease companys name will be on the plate, and an email to them pointing out what happened and could they please contact the company works wonders.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:45 pm
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Well done, Ton.
Get him reported.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:47 pm
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The pushing me by my chest bit would have done it for me I'm afraid.
Well done for staying calm Ton.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:50 pm
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Pushing him in the chest?

I would need a stepladder to do that to Ton - I've met him - so I think this IS deranged behaviour!


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:54 pm
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Ton's a liar.

The guy is under his patio.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:54 pm
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Ton, being the perfect gentleman, invited the chap round for Sunday dinner.

Fist Pie is always on the menu at Ton Towers 😉


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:56 pm
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all the time with his wife and kids in the car with him

Calmly walk over to his kids in his car and say....

'do the world a favor and don't grow up like your dad'

😉

Well done for keeping calm Ton


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 5:58 pm
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A brave fella to start shoving you around Tony...
Good on you for not "showing him the error of his ways.."


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:06 pm
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Well done for keeping calm. I never can, and end up ranting back at them, making so sense at all. And then afterwards I think of all these cool thing I could have said, if only I had stayed calm.

Let's hope his missus gave him hell afterwards.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:22 pm
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Report him please before he hits someone else. What a moron. The kids are probably screwed with that as a role model.

Recently I thought things were getting better, but today's club ride was a procession of daft overtakes (cars the other way having to stop) and being driven at by cars from the other side of the road.
I guess we have to accept angry aggressive idiots in society but we really need to stop them getting driving licences...


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:33 pm
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I can only imagine laughing in his face did nothing to help the situation. Surely it's easier to try and avoid conflict then report it to the rozzers?


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:33 pm
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Nice to see people breeding with vegetables isn't confined to my neck of the woods.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:35 pm
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Calmly walk over and deck his kids...

Always take the point of least resistance.

Oh, and Ton is Sam Allardyce, and I claim my fish pie.

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Posted : 02/02/2014 6:36 pm
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The push in the chest was assault (or was it battery?). The threat to come back and do you again was a threat to do the same again or worse.

Report him. Don't risk him being a complete nutter. He needs a word in his shell like to explain just how out of order he was, before he takes it out on you or someone else. In a similar situation the driver who pushed me around got a caution, and a repeat offence within x months would have been straight to court.

And the correct response is "I hope you don't kiss those kids with that foul mouth!"


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:48 pm
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As you say Ton, so much anger for absolutely nothing. People generally seem so quick to completely lose control at the most insignificant things. I'm glad that people like you ton, can maintain composure and decorum to remind these idiots just how pathetic they actually are.


 
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Ton - How big was this guy? He must have balls the size of the moon to jump out of the car to square up with a guy the size of you!!


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:58 pm
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It is always best to laugh at idiots, not worth stooping to their level and it never achieves anything. Well done Ton.

I also quite like it when tough guys like this realise they are all mouth and no trousers and use their partners as a way out/ get bossed around by their partners. As others have said I hope she sorts him out for the kids sake.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 6:59 pm
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I have to agree with all above, report. I was in two minds after a recent situation. The police in Bristol dealt with it very well. Got the driver in for an interview (he lived a long way from Bristol apparently) he now has his licence and reg on file so if there are any more road rage incidents it will get dealt with more seriously. Plus his boss had to be told as it was a company car. (Now with dents in)


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 7:56 pm
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Ton.

Please do report him (I am guessing you will). there are some properly unhinged people out there on the roads at the minute.


 
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Well done for keeping your cool Ton. Reporting him may inflame the situation further (remember he does know your address) so prob. best not to do anything IMO. Let sleeping dogs lie, claim the moral high-ground and he'll get his comeuppance one day Im sure


 
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Reporting him may inflame the situation further (remember he does know your address)

Yes. That's the bulldog spirit. Stay silent or the nasty man might do it again. You should give up cycling, in case you see him on the road again. Best if you move house, too, because he might live local.


 
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Great ideas Hebden - wish Id thought of those as well


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 8:35 pm
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to be honest, I don't think I will be reporting him. the wife was a bit upset with him saying he knew where I lived, but if he comes round (which I don't think he will) I shall greet him in a rather different manner than I dealt with today's incident.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 8:41 pm
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seriously ton, report him,

if he behaves like this to you, what about the next time? to someone else.

In my opinion it is never just once, someone like this needs dealing with before they kill someone. I am serious he will do something stupid and someone will get hurt, just the type of person.


 
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The push in the chest was assault (or was it battery?). The threat to come back and do you again was a threat to do the same again or worse.

Nope the verbals and the in the face attitude are enough alone to constitute an [u]assault[/u], there doesn't need to be physical contact, the fact that he even touched you constitutes physical assault.


 
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I got told the other week off a white van drivers passenger after he cut me up on a roundabout,he could have killed me if he hit me that im a cyclist and I deserve it for riding on the road.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 9:02 pm
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Although you probably just want to forget about it, I would definitely report it. The next person he intimidates or assaults might be a lot more shaken up than you were (as it sounds like your wife was). There is absolutely no way his behaviour was acceptable. If he were really stupid enough to knock on your door then this only incriminates him further (and I've heard your front door step is icy and people have been slipping and falling recently... and people have been prone to walking in to the end of the door, etc 😉 )


 
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Report it.
For all you know, this tool might just decide to teach the next cyclist he encounters a lesson.

After reading this, and the seeming spate of road rage threads recently, I'll be reporting any encounter that happens to me.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 9:56 pm
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I wouldn't report it.
Just a bit of handbags - the guy probably just had sand in his fanny or something.
You dealt with it well. Forget it. Move on.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 10:09 pm
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If this @rsehole has the front to have a go at someone your size, Ton, what might he do to your average-sized cyclist who weighs three eighths of bugger-all?


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 10:15 pm
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Report it. Especially the threat to return and pay you a visit. At worst, they'll pay him a visit and give him some advice, at best he'll be good to his word and come round.

And then, having been threatened already, and having told the police that you're concerned what he might do, you'll be entirely in your right to get your retaliation in first and help him understand what a tasty pie really tastes like. Self defence, innit 😉

In reality, he must have really seen red, cos picking a fight with a man mountain like Ton clearly isn't normal. It's practically suicide by cop, but in an altogether longer and more painful way!! Hopefully he's sat at home shitting himself worried that you might be paying the visit now he's calmed down.


 
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What it also shows is that car/bike confrontations don't just occur because both parties are being stupidly aggressive, or that they only happen to helmet cam warriors....


 
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I'm very placid, but at some point I'd have punched him, or, more likely, kicked his headlights out.

To be fair, well done to Ton for remaining calm but I'd 100% report him. Especially with witnesses.


 
Posted : 02/02/2014 10:32 pm
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If this @rsehole has the front to have a go at someone your size, Ton, what might he do to your average-sized cyclist who weighs three eighths of bugger-all?

My thoughts exactly. If this whole thing happened to me (certainly not a Ton man mountain) I'd be properly shaken up and probably fear getting out on the bike for a while at best and be pretty unhappy to be anywhere near home at worst. This isn't the normal few swear words directed at someone from the comfort of their car- this went way beyond that. If this guy behaved like this to your wife by herself would you be so content to let it go?


 
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Sorry but if someone lays a hand on me there game for crack there is no way I could of stayed as calm as you did well done sir.


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 9:39 am
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reporting it doesn't necessarily mean the police do anything, it can just go on record in case of future incidents (either him in his car or him going round to Ton's house).

I had a neighbour threaten to burn the house down in the night. I reported it, coppers said they didn't have previous complaints about him, we agreed that no action was needed (as it would only have caused more aggro) but it was now on record in case I or anyone else had problems with the same bloke.


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 9:45 am
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I've never met Ton, but going by the number of people that have mentioned that he's built like a brick outhouse makes me wonder something.

Do you think that your road rage prone, cyclist hating driver thinks that all cyclists are puny weeds? Even when evidence to the contrary is stood right in front of them?
Thats quite some level of cognitive dissonance.


 
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On a list of people you probably wouldn't pick a fight with, I reckon Tony is just underneath Chuck Norris and on an equal with Trevor from GTA.


 
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I reckon the driver got off pretty lucky knowing ton 🙂

Well done for keeping calm. Definitely report him though. Next time it could be a child's face. Or more likely, he'll not like having been made to look stupid and may go for the punishment knock/tap instead while still driving.


 
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He didn't work for the Advertising Standards Authority, did he?


 
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What it also shows is that car/bike confrontations don't just occur because both parties are being stupidly aggressive, or that they only happen to helmet cam warriors....

Aye, the question is ton: [url= http://singletrackmag.com/forum/topic/do-you-feel-like-a-target-or-a-victim ]do you feel like a victim, waiting for a road crime to be inflicted upon you?
or are you just a cyclist, who happens to ride on very busy roads at probably the busiest 2 periods of the day.[/url]

😉

That said, well done for handling it calmly. Sounds like the guy was a right bell end. I do love when folk who haven't ridden a bike since they were 12 and haven't read the highway code since they were 17 start spouting off about "That's illegal it says so in the Highway Code". It would almost be worth carrying a copy, but I doubt that would help the situation 😀


 
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All this talk of Ton and brick s**thouses has got me wondering
Is this ton? perhaps anyone who knows him can verify.

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Posted : 03/02/2014 10:26 am
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I point out that he is a stupid foolish man for acting in such a way, this ignites the touch paper

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I just laugh at him, telling him he is a fool and he needs to read the highway code, this annoys him more and he pushes me in the chest, I just laugh at him right in his face telling him he is a complete fool.

Not sure insulting and laughing at someone who is already enraged is the best way to behave in this situation. This is point when I would have just cycled away. You don't know what sort of madman he might be, he might come round your house with several friends and baseball bats. I think it's always better to try and calm the situation or avoid entirely by riding away.


 
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There but for the grace of god though, innit?
Ton didn't cause the incident and was simply going about his lawful business when laughing boy decided to get all up in his face.
How would I react? No idea whatsoever.


 
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Agree with previous comments - this guy needs reported! Could be he's just having a bad day but to lose it like that in front of wife and kids, and display this kind of aggressive behaviour - it just can't be tolerated.


 
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Well done for keeping your cool Ton. Reporting him may inflame the situation further (remember he does know your address) so prob. best not to do anything IMO. Let sleeping dogs lie, claim the moral high-ground and he'll get his comeuppance one day Im sure

If we keep not doing anything how will he get his comeuppance?


 
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Annebr - divine intervention (hopefully) - aka what goes around, comes around


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 11:39 am
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Not sure insulting and laughing at someone who is already enraged is the best way to behave in this situation.
depends whether you are Ton sized and not in the slightest bit worried about the irate little man shouting at you I guess.

Well done on staying calm Ton, would definitely report him just to say you want it on file incase of further road rage or if he does do anything else silly like call around to your house. Might ease your wife's mind too.

Last week on a main road I was approaching a parked car, looked around and the car behind me kindly slowed a little to let me move out around it, the white van driver behind mustn't have appreciated being slowed by a second or two and beeped at the car that had slowed and the look of hate the [i]passenger[/i] in the van gave me as he went passed just depressed me, why so angry? This wasn't an incident, it was normal road use.

If we keep not doing anything how will he get his comeuppance?
+1
divine intervention (hopefully)
good luck with that


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 11:42 am
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.. e.g. tries that on boxer, accompanied by trainer?


 
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Way too many idiots like this about. You'd like to think that people like that having calmed down feel completely stupid and embarrassed, but probably not. It sounds like you dealt with the situation as cleverly as you could possible have. I really cant remember when I have seen fighting irrational anger with anger has ever worked out well for anyone. Clearly you showed no signs of being physically intimidated whatsoever yet remained rational and calm, so he loses 2-0 and should feel a t@sser, if you'd have lumped him, like it sounds like you could have done easily then you'd be in a load of bother now. I used to be a rant back sort of guy, but now as I have grown up have tried to be a more of a stay calm and hope they end up, burning themselves out and feeling stupid. I always sleep a lot better after I have kept calm, lifes too short.
But I don't agree with the action of "don't report him as it'll only make things worse" People like this need reporting, nutters


 
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Do you think that your road rage prone, cyclist hating driver thinks that all cyclists are puny weeds? Even when evidence to the contrary is stood right in front of them?

From my experience defin-kin-ately! Even worse if you are in lycra "road warrior" kit. Van drivers give you abuse, but it is the short tubby guys in repmobiles that get out of the cars.


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 11:58 am
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The Driver sounds like he needs some help TBH, that level of anger management problem doesn't just occur, Home/Work /Money/etc stress and all the other shite that people heap upon themselves, not that it excuses this sort of behaviour but it's worth understanding the root causes...

The mark of someone who has properly lost the plot is Stopping and getting out IMO, If you get that pissed off by slightly reduced [I]progress[/I] due to cyclists, to the point where you stop, get out of the car and start shouting and/or fisticuffs then clearly any sense of proportion has gone out of the window and the red mist has taken over...

I'd hazard a guess that the fella drove on maybe half a mile and had to pull over, the only time I've been on the receiving end of an out of the car Road rager (no fisticuffs then either), He climbed back in his car and I could see his hand shaking...

I'm not sure I'd have laughed at him, but then I don't think you can ever honestly say [I]"What I would have Done..."[/I], but not being responding in kind, when someone gets in your face looking for conflict, takes some discipline, well done Ton...

Report the Guy, even if he just gets a quiet word from the Rozzers, it might be enough of a shake up for him to examine his behaviour and what might really be behind it...


 
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Poor Ton slims down and still gets everyone going on about how big he is 🙁

Good on you though for not battering the twunt, only once had a bloke have a proper rant at a group of us on a ride his little girl also in the car! What must the kids think is good behaviour?


 
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Annebr - divine intervention (hopefully) - aka what goes around, comes around

I'd prefer something actually happened to sort the problem rather than your invisible friend divinely allowing him to continue.


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 12:25 pm
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Poor Ton slims down and still gets everyone going on about how big he is
he's 6'4" atleast, even if he was anorexic he'd still be an imposing fella.

Well done on slimming down tho Ton.
Hope your mrs is feeling better about it all today.


 
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I'm having flash backs to my ride on Friday!

Minding my own business on a reasonably sized country road near York....when I hear a massive skid from behind. Some one(let's call him a tool) thought he could over take me when another car was passing - he couldn't - all I heard was the skid! Shake my head (thinking that was close) next thing the tool (in his signed up works van) starts giving me the verbal....what you shaking you head at! You're in the middle of road! (I was 2ft from the edge of the road) then out he gets...off he goes blah blah blah. Thought he was going to go for me...guess what job he does - physical security it said so on his van! DOH! roid rage!

Makes me question why I ride my bike on the road. A lovely quiet ride out ruined by some ANGRY pillock! Makes me sad 🙁 Stay safe.


 
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Annebr - no invisible friend, trust me. The point is that "sorting him out" whether that be in a legislative or aggressive way is unlikely to make any difference. There is an obvious issue here (maybe actually we should feel sorry for him) and even though his actions were inexcusable, no-one actually knows what drove him to behave like this, do we?.

People have all sorts of problems we know nothing about and whilst I am no pasifist, perhaps in this instance like a few people have said, move on rather than inflame the situation further with another course of action.

Life's too short to hold grudges.

blue touch pater lit...stand well back 🙂


 
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I know one thing I'd have done. I'd have been very scared! I'm just a normal guy, don't get into fights and this kind of incident would have me outside my comfort zone! Doubt I'd have cycled away though, that needs a lot of self control. My guess is testosterone and fear would have combined to leave me speechless.

Please report him. He may not worry you much but it would benefit the rest of society for this incident to get reported.


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 12:59 pm
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been reading all this. I reckon I have mellowed a huge amount in the last 4/5 years ago.
I never felt threatened or intimidated all the time it was going on. I did not even recall feeling angry, I was just amazed at the bloke stupidity and ignorance.
prior to getting ill with my ticker, I would have nutted the bloke as soon has he got out of the car shouting at me.
illness and being a grandad has turned me int a big cuddly teddybear.....not a bad thing eh..... 😆


 
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"sorting him out" whether that be in a legislative or aggressive way is unlikely to make any difference. There is an obvious issue here (maybe actually we should feel sorry for him) and even though his actions were inexcusable, no-one actually knows what drove him to behave like this, do we?.

People have all sorts of problems we know nothing about and whilst I am no pasifist, perhaps in this instance like a few people have said, move on rather than inflame the situation further with another course of action.

Who knows, though? You're guessing everything will be better if nobody does anything. Just as likely it will get worse if nobody does anything.

Maybe he'll do something worse next time? Maybe he needs something to make him realise that he's got a problem and he should get some help? Maybe a knock on the door from a policeman will be the catalyst for a happier life for him and his family?

Realising that his actions have consequences would be a good thing if he's anywhere near getting help. If he's never giong to get help, better the plod know about him.

I can't imagine what I'd have felt like as a kid if I'd seen my dad doing something like that. You can only hope they're not seeing it very often.


 
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Ton - well said.


 
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ton, just seen yours. good on you!


 
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Wot
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Fist
Pie?

Well done for being calm, just winds bawbags like that up even more!
I would report him, what happens if he tries it on with someone a little more svelte and batters them?
At the very least people like that should be made responsible for their actions. How would you have reacted if it had been your wife he was ranting at?


 
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If there weren't kids present, you should have shot the bastard. As it stands you did well to keep calm.


 
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All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. 🙂


 
Posted : 03/02/2014 1:57 pm

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