i also had a similar occurance when passing someone<they really must not like the whoosh of 22 pounds

 

Same situation with someone randomly following me weaving around and such. All because a silver car in front of me wanted to lane change to the right on our 2 lane road. This white 4 door taurus was in that lane with more than enough room for the silver car to get over. Nope, he speeds up blocking the silver car. Silver car flips him off.

Heres the funny part. Silver car turns left when the white car was stopped at the light, I pull to where he was since this all happened in front of me and the silver car is now gone. This dude thinks that was me flipping him off and starts doing basically the same weaving and crazy driving. My car is also the same color of Silver.

This happened in winter where the side roads were snow covered and the main roads were clear of snow. I basically found that I couldn't lose him on the side streets, so I had to find a good spot to out run him. This was at 1 am so it was dead for the most part. I didn't want to speed at all so I just drove towards the interstate which is a 70mph zone. I went to the interstate on ramp and immediately got up to 70mph, turned around in the police U-Turn thingy, and bounced right back to 70mph again going the other direction. The guy wasn't even on the road yet by the time I U-turned and thus I was able to get back off on the same street and continue home.

Scary stuff. I too was near my house when this started and decided to avoid going home. For good measure I threw some snow on the back of the car hiding the lancer slanted lights and I caked some on my license plate as well just in case he wrote it down. It's a crazy feeling for sure knowing some weirdo is that fixated on you.

All because someone *else* freaked on the guy. Of course I'm no angel and I throw my own birds here and there. But I don't do that with my girl in the car. This happened completely out of the blue and caught me off guard.

/CoolStoryBroham

 

I know it's sometimes fun to torment these fools and watch them get more upset....but when you do get away from them, who knows what danger or harm they can bring to other innocent people. All I'm saying is avoid it all if possible. Drive slowly behind and let them have the road, hopefully they'll cool off. Meanwhile, you can play "drag and drop" behind them. This is where you click on their car with your finger and drag them into a light pole or throw them over the overpass. It's like squeezing someone's head from a distant. Sounds crazy but so fun. Try it next time you're on the road. Guaranteed you'll be laughing your butt off.

 

Lesson = stay away from crazy people!!