Does anyone else...

ChasMcG wrote:I'm a lover not a fighter but I have done it! My adrenaline was so high, I didn't even get to enjoy the punch. It was a tweeker. That bitch saw me and still proceeded to hit me. I would have pulled him out of the car if he didn't have his kid (who looked like he didn't have bath in several weeks).

TWEEKERS SUCK!

Carry on

Tell us how you really feel...

Schuey wrote:

Kevin C wrote:...enjoy punching the side of cars that roll through intersections and stop signs almost hitting you as you run?

It felt good on my run this morning.

Yep I have done it and it sure does feel good. I have this problem must of the times with the cab drivers here in the city.

It's even more fun when it's a Beamer/ luxury car and my little ol' punch crushes the rear bumper.

House keys are fun to use, too. Meow!

ChasMcG wrote:I'm a lover not a fighter but I have done it! My adrenaline was so high, I didn't even get to enjoy the punch. It was a tweeker. That bitch saw me and still proceeded to hit me. I would have pulled him out of the car if he didn't have his kid (who looked like he didn't have bath in several weeks).

TWEEKERS SUCK!

Carry on

Haha! I remember that story! Tweekers suck!

I used to get really angry with cars that didn't see me. Then I realized that, if a runner is running on the "correct" side of the road (against traffic), I wouldn't see him/her either, because I'm looking the other way to make sure I don't merge into a car. Yes, if I make eye contact with the driver or they're doing something dangerous, I'll get mad, but lately I've noticed how much at fault I am when I have a "close call." Generally, I could avoid the entire thing by swinging wide around the car or just stopping for 5 seconds.