I don't get it either.
what a shit bag.... he deserves a kick in the stones just for being such a person. be different if he was concerned for wifes safety or at least said sorry etc. he kinda gives off that prior felon vibe too lol.Thanks Dave!
Uninsured motorist coverage is mandated in my state, we'll be fine. Although I'm betting that by the time I'm done with this I'll wish I could've just dealt with it myself, small claims or whatever.
By the way. KIA lady was a dude.
Look out for this winner if you're driving in Colorado.
Right?!
Tires were bald AF.
He tried to tell my wife there was no damage as he handed her the license plate through the window. Apparently he went quite pale when she replied "I'm calling the cops, I work for the courts, I know how this works." He also said at some point, "I can't believe you didn't move."
Like I said, real winner.
While I agree with you Jesses there are some people that just can't drive for shit. Oh, the things I've seen.....
Hell, he probably couldn't see her with that shit hanging from his rear view mirror. Kinda looks like he lost the genetic lottery anyway.Thanks Dave!
Uninsured motorist coverage is mandated in my state, we'll be fine. Although I'm betting that by the time I'm done with this I'll wish I could've just dealt with it myself, small claims or whatever.
By the way. KIA lady was a dude.
Look out for this winner if you're driving in Colorado.
Right?!
Tires were bald AF.
He tried to tell my wife there was no damage as he handed her the license plate through the window. Apparently he went quite pale when she replied "I'm calling the cops, I work for the courts, I know how this works." He also said at some point, "I can't believe you didn't move."
Like I said, real winner.
Doesn't take snow, a couple drops of rain works almost as well.....I don't get it either.
Maybe it's because the majority are from somewhere warm.
One of these days I'll find the old Colorado again. Maybe in Wyoming.
I was born in St. Josephs Hospital in 1967, never really wanted to live anywhere else until recently. I try not to blame the transplants, but thats getting tougher every year. It used to be the Texans, and now everyone seems to be from California. I hunt in Montana every year, and tell my boss each time that there's a good chance I don't come back! Then I'll be that transplant that everyone bitches about.I don't get it either.
Maybe it's because the majority are from somewhere warm.
One of these days I'll find the old Colorado again. Maybe in Wyoming.
You got that right. Here in La, people will continue to drive 70 in heavy rain or dense fog with low visibility, and not even turn on the headlights or taillights.While I agree with you Jesses there are some people that just can't drive for shit. Oh, the things I've seen.....
Doug, just glad your wife's OK. Hope the other driver is insured properly.
I got gently rear-ended at a stoplight in my previous Ranger once. Light had just turned green and it took me a split second to shift into gear and get moving. College kid who hit me said something similar to your guy: "I was expecting you to be faster off the line."
That reminds me of an accident I had about 25 yrs ago. I was following my ex-wife in her minivan, she stopped, I didn't. Not too much visible damage, but the rear hatch wouldn't completely latch. My insurance paid about 3K to get it fixed. About 2 months later, she backs into a light pole, doing the same damage as when I hit her. She had only liability, so was out of luck on insurance paying to fix it.
