RigsLS
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Probably no one could give a ratsass but today a man almost killed himself up against the MoneyMaker's rear left trailer wheelset.
coming down the straight ...
two white cars join the roadway from an adjacent driveway ... they approach opposite direction.
One car behind me, none in front, holding steady governed out.
Second white car does not evenly align on road way as it's picking up speed following the first white car.
Observation = Reaction.
One gear down on the binders, leaning to the right, heading for the gravel line.
Buddy is for real !!!
He's messing with something in the console AND coming further across the line NOT paying attention!
He keeps coming.
Hang the horn, while further braking, more leaning to the right puts all rights in the dirt.
He passed directly below my drivers door so close.
I observe in my mirror, as I entertain the gravel and stay straight ...
HE SWERVES AT THE LAST SECOND and within six inches, avoids COLLIDING to DEATH into a set of Tractor Trailer Wheel axle. (going opposite direction)
Car following behind me is also deep into the right side out of lane.
Buddy zips it straight after some controlled swerving on a highway and moves along with his business. (probably onto his Family and new BBQ)
Having near soiled myself, I'm slowed down and jumped back onto the pavement.
When suddenly I start to feel sick about the thoughts of how that could have ended for both of us.
Nauseous from the near fatal event and on an empty stomach just two hours away from home, I had to pull over.
Not fun kids!
++ PAY ATTENTION WHEN OPERATING ANY MOTOR VEHICLE ON PUBLIC ROADWAYS ++
ALWAYS STAY ALERT and just DRIVE.
DISTRACTIONS CAN KILL IN AN INSTANCE.
~ I'm disturbed about this incident,
I could have rolled it into the ditch up against some rocks, while he continues onward home on a sunny Saturday Morning. I gave him as much as I could, he saved himself at the last second. He could also have IMPACTED and made a mess of the both of us spread across the highway, which surely would have closed down traffic until cleaned up.
If it's not the large moose at night it's little cars coming at me.
It scares ya a little at times. Makes you think! Reality sets in. You have to remain focused at all times while driving!
Anyhow ... nothing happened to the lick-her load so STAY THIRSTY MY FRIENDS!!! :Beer
coming down the straight ...
two white cars join the roadway from an adjacent driveway ... they approach opposite direction.
One car behind me, none in front, holding steady governed out.
Second white car does not evenly align on road way as it's picking up speed following the first white car.
Observation = Reaction.
One gear down on the binders, leaning to the right, heading for the gravel line.
Buddy is for real !!!
He's messing with something in the console AND coming further across the line NOT paying attention!
He keeps coming.
Hang the horn, while further braking, more leaning to the right puts all rights in the dirt.
He passed directly below my drivers door so close.
I observe in my mirror, as I entertain the gravel and stay straight ...
HE SWERVES AT THE LAST SECOND and within six inches, avoids COLLIDING to DEATH into a set of Tractor Trailer Wheel axle. (going opposite direction)
Car following behind me is also deep into the right side out of lane.
Buddy zips it straight after some controlled swerving on a highway and moves along with his business. (probably onto his Family and new BBQ)
Having near soiled myself, I'm slowed down and jumped back onto the pavement.
When suddenly I start to feel sick about the thoughts of how that could have ended for both of us.
Nauseous from the near fatal event and on an empty stomach just two hours away from home, I had to pull over.
Not fun kids!
++ PAY ATTENTION WHEN OPERATING ANY MOTOR VEHICLE ON PUBLIC ROADWAYS ++
ALWAYS STAY ALERT and just DRIVE.
DISTRACTIONS CAN KILL IN AN INSTANCE.
~ I'm disturbed about this incident,
I could have rolled it into the ditch up against some rocks, while he continues onward home on a sunny Saturday Morning. I gave him as much as I could, he saved himself at the last second. He could also have IMPACTED and made a mess of the both of us spread across the highway, which surely would have closed down traffic until cleaned up.
If it's not the large moose at night it's little cars coming at me.
It scares ya a little at times. Makes you think! Reality sets in. You have to remain focused at all times while driving!
Anyhow ... nothing happened to the lick-her load so STAY THIRSTY MY FRIENDS!!! :Beer
