Re: Are you douche enough for BMW?
Posted: Sun Apr 14, 2013 8:42 am
I read that as BMX first - outrageous! BMW, right, carry on...
Not sure what made you post this but I learned this the hard way last month when a BMW driver from the suburbs swung her door open while I was riding home from work on a designated bicycle thoroughfare. My leg got injured pretty bad (still can't walk properly) but I couldn't believe how rude and obnoxious she was. She didn't even apologize and didn't seem concerned how badly hurt I was and was immediately complaining that she was already running late when I asked her for her insurance info and actually said "we don't have bike lanes where I'm from" (which she was wrong about) in a tone suggesting she was annoyed, as if that excuses her dangerously neglectful behavior, and then just walked away from the scene even though I asked her to stay to file a police report.beats me wrote:Not all douches drive a BMW, but all BMW drivers are douches. Is there some kind of gas that shoots out the air vents as soon as the engine starts that makes the driver feel important and indestructible? Maybe there’s low level subliminal “You are the best. You own the road. Laws and common courtesy don’t apply to you.” messages being played through the stereo at all times.
delicioso wrote:Not sure what made you post this but I learned this the hard way last month when a BMW driver from the suburbs swung her door open while I was riding home from work on a designated bicycle thoroughfare. My leg got injured pretty bad (still can't walk properly) but I couldn't believe how rude and obnoxious she was. She didn't even apologize and didn't seem concerned how badly hurt I was and was immediately complaining that she was already running late when I asked her for her insurance info and actually said "we don't have bike lanes where I'm from" (which she was wrong about) in a tone suggesting she was annoyed, as if that excuses her dangerously neglectful behavior, and then just walked away from the scene even though I asked her to stay to file a police report.beats me wrote:Not all douches drive a BMW, but all BMW drivers are douches. Is there some kind of gas that shoots out the air vents as soon as the engine starts that makes the driver feel important and indestructible? Maybe there’s low level subliminal “You are the best. You own the road. Laws and common courtesy don’t apply to you.” messages being played through the stereo at all times.
I ended up with her insurance card because she didn't want to bother waiting for me to find a pen to write it all down. The cops said that as long as she provided her info, she didn't need to stay.beats me wrote:delicioso wrote:Not sure what made you post this but I learned this the hard way last month when a BMW driver from the suburbs swung her door open while I was riding home from work on a designated bicycle thoroughfare. My leg got injured pretty bad (still can't walk properly) but I couldn't believe how rude and obnoxious she was. She didn't even apologize and didn't seem concerned how badly hurt I was and was immediately complaining that she was already running late when I asked her for her insurance info and actually said "we don't have bike lanes where I'm from" (which she was wrong about) in a tone suggesting she was annoyed, as if that excuses her dangerously neglectful behavior, and then just walked away from the scene even though I asked her to stay to file a police report.beats me wrote:Not all douches drive a BMW, but all BMW drivers are douches. Is there some kind of gas that shoots out the air vents as soon as the engine starts that makes the driver feel important and indestructible? Maybe there’s low level subliminal “You are the best. You own the road. Laws and common courtesy don’t apply to you.” messages being played through the stereo at all times.
Can't they charge her with a leaving the scene of an accident violation?
