Anonymous Jul 11, 2018 at 4:20 pm

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The Transplants from 2010 to 2017, have all bought their bad driving habits with them.
I have never seen so many idiots running red lights,

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"brought"

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I'd say hurling large rocks in traffic is by far the most dangerous behavior you mentioned here, to say nothing of being a wildly disproportionate response. Suck it up bitchflake, bad drivers are everywhere.

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Vengeance, maybe. Arrest warrant? Defintiely.

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as a long time resident of chicago, not to mention boston and new york city, i can assure you that portland drivers are paragons of decency and consideration compared to drivers elsewhere. yes, it's true. as for the rock idea, don't try that weak shit in chicago. the driver you peg it at may have a gun.

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☝️Oh look! An internet tough guy! “I’m from gnarly places and I’ve seen gnarly stuff””don’t ever go doing that in my old town, we are all tough”. Blah blah blah. Wow.

Who the hell would go to Chicago anyway you moron?

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reading comprehension is hard, isn't it vermont? rty reading the above again and see if a second reading helps.

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What is with people and their “don’t try that shit where I come from” comments? Are you seeking commenter cred?

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@Badluckpalms So your response to someone grabbing your truck is to then...hope to cause them bodily harm? I just don't understand the thinking there. Why not just gradually come to a stop, (yes right in the middle of the damn road, drivers behind you would understand) something that would get them to let go just as fast (if not faster!)? I just don't get why people think inflicting harm on other people is acceptable. He could not hurt you or your truck, and yet you could have gotten him killed by your response. You are just as immature, if not more so, than the cyclist who hitched an illegal ride. Believe you me, I LOVE violence. I would love to mete out a can at least 2x a day, but since transplanting here from a large aggressive East Coast city, I am changing my ways (We're all works in progress). There is always a better path than the one that leads to someone hurt. Let's all do our best to start walking (or cycling) on that path everyday. Or we can embrace the alternative and keep acting like brainless baboons at every perceived infraction.


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