Scott en Aztlán wrote: <brevity snip>

> On the conmtrary: if everyone were like me, the roads here in American
> would resemble the Autobahn: everyone driving fast and safe, keeping
> right except to pass, not LLBing, merging properly, and generally
> staying out of each others' way.

Duh. You've obviously never driven on the 'Bahn. Everyone does not
drive fast, nor does everyone drive safe, nor KRETP, nor not LLB, nor
merge like they have a lick of sense.

> What you've described is classic MFFY behavior (Me First, **** You).
> The fact that you are attempting to characterize my behavior in that
> manner means you either haven't been reading my posts very closely or
> you are being purpousely disingenuous.

Pfft, yeah, right. I thought the video you posted and were so proud of
demonstrated how you drive, you don't have to "say" ****.

> The Golden Rule is something one aspires to, not one that one executes
> perfectly all the time. I'm sure I have inadvertently gotten in
> someone's way on more than one occasion, but doing so ACCIDENTALLY is
> a far cry from the MFFYs who do it ON PURPOSE.

Duh. You have no ****ing idea whose "way" you have gotten into... you
are totally clueless.

Perhaps the law abiding guy you left at the last light to wait another
cycle after you made it through because you were speeding and no right
to be to his front and occupy his space to begin with. Maybe not...
but you don't *know*. But that scenerio has surely occurred, and it
didn't happen "accidently".

> >You are spending way too much time looking for the bad in others.
>
> Actually, I spend ZERO time looking for it - it somehow manages to
> find ME.

Uh ayup, ayup, ayup... your camera notices it all by itself, and then
writes about it here.
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- gpsman