....so why don't we have a little fun and share some of them? A couple months ago, my brother and I were driving to Raleigh from Charlotte. As we were nearing Raleigh, a Ford Fusion caught up to us and moved to the left lane to pass. As it passed I glanced over, and the girl (looked college age) starting waving at me. I didn't know her, but I waved back, then, as the Ford started to pull away from me a little bit, she stuck her head waaaay out the window (the Ford was probably going about 65 mph, mind you, and I was a little worried she might fall out) and started taking selfies at such an angle that it would be impossible for us or my car not to be in her pics. Then the Ford shot forward and turned left at the next intersection. Don't know who it was, and haven't run across the pics anywhere, but it was one of those goofy little moments that I'm sure we all experience. Now let's hear yours.
I've had a few but they were all positively mundane compared to that one. I just hope said 'girl' wasn't driving the Ford Fusion.
Maybe the girl was a member of the upright citizens brigade. One time a few years ago I was giving my younger brother a lift somewhere and we were on a one lane country road so if a car comes toward you in the opposite direction both of you have to get half off the tar so you dont run into each other. I thought that it would be funny to just stay on the road and see what the other car did. Like a game of chicken. So the vehicle coming at us was a ute and it gets half off the road expecting me to do the same but I just stay fully on the tar and we are getting closer and closer and eventually the ute had to get right off the road so I didnt have a head on with it. As I went past this guy I could see that it was an old farmer and I have never seen a person more furious in my life. He was yelling something at me but I couldnt hear him. It was pretty funny.
A fellow NC resident here. I was driving my Toyota Tacoma from my home to Radford VA, going up hwy 52 out of Winston Salem, and there was a guy in one of those lowered rice-burner fart-can-muffler deals, riding my bumper... really close. I don't know why he was pissed at me, but nothing I did would shake him. I sped up, I slowed down, I changed lanes, but he persisted riding my ass. Then, ahead, I saw a large piece of truck tire laying on the road, so I sped up, aimed for it, and swerved at the last second to miss it. He hit it, and it tore the plastic aftermarket spoiler and bumper cover off his car, sending it spinning across the road. He pulled off and I never saw him again, Road justice.
Haha that's awesome. You should search hashtags on instagram for your car make and model. Maybe she tagged it. One time I was in the back seat of a car. We were driving over a HUGE bridge in Delaware. We were in the right lane, and there was a car in the left lane just about a half-length ahead of us. I notice the old woman in the car filming the ocean from the bridge view. That means, she's pointing it in our direction. So I told my friend to speed up so I was right in front of her. As soon as I got in front of the camera. I had my shirt off and I was waiving like a crazy man. I'm sure they enjoyed that video.
It's debadged, so she'd have to know her 20+ year-old Audis pretty well! Haha damn, that's hilarious! I haven't done anything like that, although one time at an amusement park, some chick started rubbing her ass against mine. Long story.
Sounds like an awesome trip to the amusement park. When I lived in Raleigh, I installed a train horn in my old truck. It was SUPER loud. I used to drive around Cameron Village (it's near the NC state area) and scare the living (*)(*)(*)(*) out of people walking on the side walk.
Yeah, I saw that same chick there on several different occasions (I used to have a yearly pass to that amusement park), and she always remembered me. One time she asked me to marry her, and she kept calling me Timothy even though she knew that wasn't my name (she said she called "guys who are hot Timothy", so whatever works I guess). I am familiar with that part of Raleigh and am actually occasionally at Cameron Village. Unfortunately I don't think I was ever there when you where driving around. Wish I could've witnessed that, would have been hilarious for sure.
I'm picky. For some reason, it's a deal-breaker for me if a girl doesn't have light blue or green eyes.....and this one didn't.
Well I've had "interesting moments" but it was scary having a couple of guys tail you for 30km's when you're slowing down to 50km/hour on a 120km/hour freeway, hoping they'll overtake and they don't. I've also had a couple of guys pull up beside me in they're vehicle and masturbating while I was walking...not my idea of fun, but I suppose it would be an interesting moment for you, if roles were reversed and a girl masturbated in her car for you lol
And that was your idea of fun, was it? Hopefully it was long before you were old enough to sign up to the military.
Yes. It's such a crime for us to live in the past every now and then. I once met a girl at an amusement park when I was 13 or 14.
Haha damn, I've seen a couple cars parked in front of my grandmother's house that were bouncing up and down, but there were two people involved in those instances (I'm sure you can figure out what was going on). I do remember one time when I was like 13 or 14 though, I was walking through the parking lot at a local town park to get something out of our car....I had to walk between a couple of parked cars to get to our car, and I happened to walk right next to a car with a guy and a girl sitting in it, and the girl was starting to go down on the guy. It was sort of awkward when they realized someone was walking past their car and had seen them. We all sort of all looked at each other and I just acted like I hadn't seen anything.
Hahahaha I had a similar thing happen when I was visiting the university of Alabama one year. My buddy was a junior and we were walking to fraternity row to tailgate. We cut through a campus parking lot and clear as day I walked past a nice infinity where in the back seat, some lucky guy was getting his night stick polished. I screamed "hell yea" and walked away.
I was in Switzerland many years ago, in a very old Pub called "The Corn husker" and a crowd of Japanese tourists for some odd unexplainable reason started taking my picture and talking excitedly, I just smiled and nodded. A Swiss Friend joked that perhaps they thought they were taking pictures of a Swiss Native, I thought it was witty, I happened to be wearing a favorite tweed sports suit, a really nice suit too.
I once met a girl that sang the blues, and I asked her for some happy news, she just shook her head and turned away......
Reminds me of a couple months ago when I was walking around in Charlotte, NC a couple months ago with my DSLR camera. Some homeless guy asked me to take his picture, so I did, then some cop walked over and told the homeless guy "we need to talk." - - - Updated - - - That would be a decent song if they shortened it by like 45 minutes.
It was fun to drive up to a park in Brooklyn, it had two entrances, and teenaged guys and married older guys wood meet in the center wooded area, and if you hit the Klaxon, everyone would exit running and pulling up their pants at the same time running skipping and hopping and sometimes falling down flat, What Larks !! Of course some Folk will pretend indignation and to never have engaged in Some such hijinks. - - - Updated - - - Yes, I always loved that song. - - - Updated - - - No,. It is a nostalgic song to help remember youth gone by, Brown eyed girl is another.
mmm.. yes,.. been there done that... (the people in the car I mean not walking past ) in my defence I was 18/19 years old and very much in love. Now however... getting busy in a car holds no appeal to me, I like more space
Was at a restaurant last night. Overheard someone at another table talking about her babysitting job. Apparently she wasn't a great babysitter for one client, because that client's baby somehow caught on fire. Fortunately it didn't sound like the baby sustained any critical injuries.
Was at the grocery store today. Overheard a conversation between a couple of employees. One of them was asking "how many murders it took to be considered a psychopath. Seven Eight?"
