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From: jrm1@pyuxh.UUCP (J McKeel)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Drivers TO: tektronix!tekig5!david
Message-ID: <133@pyuxh.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 1-May-85 19:08:21 EDT
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Posted: Wed May  1 19:08:21 1985
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I tried to send this through the mail, but my system hasn't met your system
yet.  Maybe some day.

I totaly agree with you.  I had some a**hole tailgate me for more than a mile
then he passed me on the right (where he found room, I don't know).  With
less than two inches of clearance, he juts out in front of me, scared me to
death.  Well, I followed this guy for fourty minutes.  He tried everything
to do to loose me, but he was from South Jersey and f*cking around on my
turf (I have lived in N. Jersey all my life.).  I finally got to yell and
scream at him on the Garden State Parkway.  Then I went to the State Police.

I knew that they couldn't be bothered, they never will.  I have tried to
report reckless drivers before and all the cops want to know is if you
can identify the driver.  What the hell are license plates for, to let
everyone know what state your from?

To make a long story short, the cops, DMV or anyone else with access to
the driver-address files will not give you an address.  A friend on the
inside will.  Then you get them!

Happy driving.
John

"I spin around with screaching tires to run the deadly race" . . .
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