Don't Give the Bird the Bird

[mikoyan29]

Now I'm not entirely in the right here but I was more in the right. My mom and I were going to a restaurant in her home town. The parking lot has one direction and I was going in that direction (and if you don't pay attention to arrows, the angled cars should be a clue). This woman comes barreling around the building from the wrong way and damn near hits me. So I do what comes natural in that situation and give her the bird. So I continue around the building and who do I see on the other side (STill going the wrong way an still chatting on the cellphone), she stops and then I stop and her brute of a boyfriend comes out.

Brute: What's your problem?
Me: She was going the wrong f'ing way in the parking lot.
Brute: What you never made a mistake?
Me: She was still going the wrong the way....
He kept blabbing and when he said, "Fat ass". My mom said, "C'mon let's go". So I rolled up the window and left.

I mean seriously, she was clearly in the wrong and damn near causes an accident and he's defending that?

[PepperElf]

some people just can't admit that they were wrong, especially when the ego gets riled up.

[blas]

I get flipped the bird nearly every time I toot my horn at someone who isn't paying attention to the fact that the light (or arrow) turned green.

[Pimento]

Lol I woulda stayed and taken care of the bf tho. Can't just flip someone off then run

[KatherineB]

<i>Brute: What you never made a mistake?</i>

When I make a mistake, I apologise. Just sayin...

[AmbrosiaWriter]

My mistakes don't tend to cause a hazardous condition for everyone around me.

Also, yakking on the cellphone while driving isn't a "mistake", it's out right stupid.