Passing driver that pulled over & slowed down

"Larry Scholnick" > wrote in message
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> I'm driving along behind a car that is traveling slightly above the posted
> 35 MPH. He pulls over to
> the right (into the parking lane) and slows down substantially. As I pass
> him, he decides that he
> want to return to the regular traffic lane and resume traveling at his
> previous rate of speed.
> Remarkably, he is upset that I passed him. At the next light, he rolls
> down his window to yell at
> me. Anyone care to offer an explanation?
>
> Remember, I was content to follow him at 38 MPH; I only passed when he
> pulled over to the right and
> slowed down.
>
>

Because you're lying. You were obviously following too closely. You ****ed
him off so he pulled over rather than get rammed by the aggressive tailgater
behind him. As you passed, he wanted to let you know what you'd done wrong,
so he engaged you. You brought it on yourself.

They sure do. Texas has a lot of them on rural highways going across
what are normally dry washes. You -don't- try to cross them if water
is running across the road if you value your ride.

Harry K

They sure do. Texas has a lot of them on rural highways going across
what are normally dry washes. You -don't- try to cross them if water
is running across the road if you value your ride.

Harry K