So today, I'm driving in to work - and this hillbilly guy goes roaring past in his jacked-up rustbucket pickup truck. He's spitting in a Mt. Dew bottle and has a white-knuckle grip on the wheel with the free hand. Pure gasoline is dripping out his tailpipe, and this vehicle hasn't passed an honest emissions test since it rolled off the assembly line.
Anyway, this tard is sporting a camo hat (sitting high with v-fold) - going for the"trucker look."He had some kind of indian dreamcatcher thing dangling from the mirror. Apparently, he thinks he's an indian. To top off the wholeensemble, hisback window was laid out with every possible retardedhunting sticker:
[ul][*]Give 'Em The Shaft (Muzzy)[*]Size Matters[*]Rackaholic[*]Speak the Language (Primos)[*]Lungbuster[*]Deer Prints[*]Turkey Tracks[*]Bear Tracks[*]Rebel Flag[/ul]
This schmuck is like a walking, talking stereotype. I couldn't see him from the neck down, but I'm saying the smart money is on: Nut Huggers and Hunting T-shirt. At least 2 dui's. 4 illegitimate kids.
Am I wrong for hoping that he choked on his snuff spit?
So I followed behind him for a few miles, kinda getting a laugh as he weaved through traffic in some kind of huge hurry. Seriously. What is wrong with people? Do you think he even knows that Pennsylvania was a Union state? That we fought against the confederacy? LMAO I doubt it.
...and just as I'm about to dismiss myself as being over-critical of people - a skoal can flies out the passenger's side window and bounces down the road.
Guess I was right. Slimebag.
Am I the only one that does it? Judge people? I'll admit it - I'm especially tough on our fellow "hunters."
You just lost your credentials in about 20 states.
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"The Whitetail Deer". Call them dumb, call them curious, call them whatever you want, but one day, the biggest one you ever saw will turn you into a babbling fool.
Being the Va historian anda teacher, my first red flag went up with the Confederate flag!!! Not rebel quick!! j/k Anyway, I dip Kodiak and sometimes do it while driving, but mostly not, I don't zip through traffic, I do have a few hunting stickers, yeh, they are kind of tacky, but no antlers or tracks or anything pssing on anything, just a a Muzzy sticker and PSE sticker, oh and a "Bowhunting, Life at Full Draw" sticker, my wife really hates that one!! But you just described about 90% of the 17-25 age crowd here in southeast Va!! Yeh, it gets me too sometimes. But I guess everyone needs to belong to some group at that age. Yeh, I judge people, you have too, it's the only thing we have as character meter.
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The ability to get close to game remains the essence of all bowhunting today.
Duke - I hear ya, buddy. I avoid Gun Bashes, Hunting Expos and Bow Shops like the plague.
Honestly, Huntingnet is my only source of real exposure to the hunting public. I'm at a point where I won't even talk about hunting to people outside this forum.
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