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7/30/05, 08:56 AM

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y22kc

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I seem to attract those full size trucks that think they have a race car because they have some dual exhausts. I don't even waste my gas.

I did have a good run with an 86-93 Mustang. He hung right with me to 100 mph going towards an on ramp for I20. He wanted some more once we got on the interstate, but I politely gave him a thumbs up and declined. Next on ramp merge, a state trooper merged, so I'm glad I did decline.

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7/30/05, 09:26 AM

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Originally posted by Burke0011@July 30, 2005, 8:37 AM
I seem to attract Grand Prixs like flies for some unknown reason......

Akso - day before yesterday driving to work on a local three lane surface road (45 mph limit but every goes at least 55) I pass a silver 300 with some guy driving to work also. I'm going about 5 mph faster and slide by him in my lane.....

About 15 seconds later here this guy comes, now doing about 10mph faster than me in his lane....passes me a bit... gets blocked in, goes to the right lane and starts slaloming through traffic....

Geez.... looks like someone is upset they have sedan and not a coupe - and had a big case of Stang Envy....

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Here in the north Washington DC corridor I seem to attract the Maxima and Lexus crowd, who actually have a "little" under the hood while at speed. One late model Maxima insisted on sitting on my tail while I did 80mph south on I270, despite several runs to 120 to get rid of the punk, but he just kept coming back, so I ended up ignoring him. Another time, I had a Lexus LS400 speed up to me as they came on the interstate, then hung on my tail like glue. I finally broke him on the Democracy exit ramp doing 75mph, where I actually stuck my finger out and turned traction control back ON (it was a bit hairy), and then watched him in my rear view mirror as he lost grip with the front wheels and hit the brakes to regain control!

Normally, I ignore the twits on the road, but sometimes as the man said, one has to do what one has to do!

John