Re: A4 yuppie scum in Boston

["Dave Puterbaugh" <deputer@email.msn.com>]

I will probably get flamed but what kind of an ass is driving at 120mph
around other traffic?  You are nuts!!  I hope you are nowhere around the
northwest where I live, because I would hate for you to kill my friends or
family with your stupidity.

If you think I am some pansy ass old fart, you might be half right. BUT, I
have done some serious high speed driving on Sears Point raceway in my
rotary powered Lotus and have been a successful SCCA Prorally co-driver,
with two firsts and a second place in one year's time in production GT.

Use your brains, not your balls around, when you are driving around
civilians.  Yoou never know how they will react, even if you are a great
driver, and I have my doubts.

I hope you get the point.

Dave Puterbaugh
1991 200tq sedan

----- Original Message -----
From: <Ssgacc@aol.com>
To: <quattro@coimbra.ans.net>
Sent: Wednesday, April 14, 1999 7:21 AM
Subject: Re: A4 yuppie scum in Boston


> In a message dated 99-04-12 17:19:48 EDT, you write:
>
> << New
>  Jersey refuse to move over to the right after they have passed the person
>  formerly in front of them or and this is my real pet peeve is when they
pull
>  into the left lane and pass at a whopping 2.25mph speed difference
without a
>  blinker and then stay in the lane. This seems to be done by mainly SUV
>  driving soccer moms talking on cell phone while drinking coffee.   >>
>
> This is either the absolute lack of courtesy or an intentional plot to
> prevent skilled drivers form reaching their destination in a reasonable
> amount of time.  I beat this to death a while ago after a particularly
> frustrating 500 mile trip.  120 mph in broad daylight, and they watch you
> approach in their sideview mirror, waiting until you close within 50 feet.
> Then quickly pull into left lane at 55.2 mph.  Ride along for 5 or 10
minutes
> while pretending to ignore you, then pull back right, sometimes completing
> the pass, sometimes not.  Add their requisite dirty look as you FINALLY
pass
> them.  Does this sound familiar to anyone else?  At least it makes for
> frequent, full capability brake tests.
>
> Jim Accordino
>