People who shout stuff out of their car windows !!!

tigercubx

Is their really any need for it, why do people do it? It's embarrising!!

geo555

What? For you or for them?

tigercubx

Who ever theyre shouting stuff at, someone shouted nice arsse at me today on a main road and the other week when i was waiting to cross the street someone went by realy fast shouting loads of abuse!

buglawton

Well you win some you lose some

markelock

buglawton wrote: »

Well you win some you lose some

brilliant. I'd definately take some of those lows, with a high or two to go with it.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

tigercubx wrote: »

Who ever theyre shouting stuff at, someone shouted nice arsse at me today on a main road and the other week when i was waiting to cross the street someone went by realy fast shouting loads of abuse!

Have you got a nice ar5e?

Catherine_Johnson_2

I've always considered it a very cowardly thing to do. They probably wouldn't say anything if they were walking past you in the street but feel safe if they are in a car.

Of course, if what they shout is offensive and you can get the registration number of the car you could report it to the police.

aileth

Catherine_Johnson wrote: »

I've always considered it a very cowardly thing to do. They probably wouldn't say anything if they were walking past you in the street but feel safe if they are in a car.

Of course, if what they shout is offensive and you can get the registration number of the car you could report it to the police.

Jumping behind the wheel into a big metal shield can do wonders for one's confidence. The meekest elderly lady pushing around her trolley in Marks & Sparks shopping for her poultry turns into a bully with the mouth of a sewer!

I remember once we stopped at a zebra crossing as people were waiting, little old lady in her Skoda behind who could barely see over wheel start cussing at us louder than anything... This was in the midst of summer and we had to close our windows before we started sobbing uncontrollably from the offence, but managed to regain our composure before we melted from the heat.

dizziblonde

I really have to fight the urge to around here sometimes as I pass cyclists with their trousers somewhere around their knees and five inches of boxer shorts on show - really really want to shout out of the window at them to pull their flipping trousers up (I haven't as of yet).

Azari

dizziblonde wrote: »

I really have to fight the urge to around here sometimes as I pass cyclists with their trousers somewhere around their knees and five inches of boxer shorts on show - really really want to shout out of the window at them to pull their flipping trousers up (I haven't as of yet).

Well done.

You would only make yourself look foolish.

It's amazing how many idiotic car drivers seem to think that a pedestrian or cyclist will be able to hear what they are ranting about when they go past at 30 mph causing their words to become unintelligible because of Doppler shift and rapidly changing volume.

Krojan

Must admit the past few days I've been very tempted not only to yell out the window but to pull over and "talk" some sence into the cyclists who wear all dark clothing when its pitch black and have no lights on their bike (Or those ruddy idiotic lights that just blink all the time, like they're sending you morse code of "watch out, muppet about") and expect you not to run them over.