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View Poll Results: When Driving, Do The Smallest Mistakes Trigger Your Anger?
Yes - I cannot control my anger more often than not 9 16.67%
Yes - Though I control my anger and keep it to myself 12 22.22%
Yes - Sometimes I just explode, though typically are calm 17 31.48%
No. 15 27.78%
I Do Not Drive. 1 1.85%
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Old 13-06-2008, 07:44 AM
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I'm very bad about this I can't handle someone even honking at me sometimes even when I'm in the wrong. My finger can fly faster than my brain can stop it.
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I don't think there are enough choices. You get specific over "yes", but too generalized over "no". It's really a myriad of grays instead of black and white.

I used to have a problem with it. Now, I just look the other way and smile. I'm not in the same room as the other guy. I go my way and he goes his. We have no further contact, thus no reason to be angry.

Marlene, if you learned to cuss when you learned to drive, I hope you don't learn to ride a street bike! Your vocabulary will soon be vast!
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Most definately sharing the road with "bad drivers" really cranks up the aniexty level in my car. I just can't refrain myself from commenting aloud even if it is only to myself. I've never confronted anyone and seldom flip anyone off. Instead I stew all by myself! This might sound ridiculous but I interpret their bad habits as total disregard for the lives of others that share the road with them. Besides stupidity bad driving has to be my biggest pet peeve. Often a "bad expereince" will stick to me for days, I'm almost to the point where I don't drive at all!

**As a newbie, It amazes me how enlightening it can be to write down your thoughts, and peruse others and learn I'm not all alone!!** Thanks a bunch

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Old 13-08-2008, 07:39 PM
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As I've said elsewhere I chucked carmex at a ladie when she brake checked me when i was trying to pass her. what made it worse she had handicapped plates.
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