Ever since I got 02 S2000 it seems like everyone that owns a BMW is trying to smoke me. Just a week ago some mad man behind the wheel of a BMW box car or what ever you call it was driving around 90 mph in and out of traffic, cutting everybody off. I meet up with this guy at a light and noticed the next light was about a good mile away and no cars in front of us. The light wasn't even green when this guy took off. When the light did turn green, he was half way through the intersection, so I slamed it and did not shift gears until 8000 rmp. I was in 2nd when I cought up to him, then he tryed to floor it but after I made it to 3rd he had no chance as I took a 10 car lead on him (rough guess). I could still see him in the rearview mirror trying his hadest to catch up but I was already at the next light and he was about 75% through the mile strech. Once he made it to the red light, I gave him the middle finger of aprovale for driving like a jakass. Normaly I wouldn't show such bad sportsmenship, but he had it comming.

 

He was obviously an ass, but never give someone a middle finger like that. He might be a phycho, you never know.

 

Yeah you're right, next time I'll just smile and come home, then go to this to site and get it all off my chest.
Thanks Carlson

 

Sounds like there were two idiots on the road that day. Although maybe the other guy can spell.

 

SOOO many people from huntington beach on this board

 

Let's play nice.

 

Sounds like you had a bad day Steve C, thanks for calling me an idiot, I hope it brought some peace to you and your wonderful complements. It seems spell check did not work as well as it should of, maybe I should go back to school. By the time you turn 35 your spelling is not what it use to be, so back off !!!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by dreamcation
[B]Ever since I got 02 S2000 it seems like everyone that owns a BMW is trying to smoke me.

 

I normally wouldn't give anyone the finger, but this guy could of killed someone. My intention was to out perform his car in hopes of breaking his ego so he would slow down, and it seemed to work.