The Respect Some People Have

[HondaxPower]

alright here's my little rant, my grandmother passed away and we had the funeral and my grandfather and all his kids were in a limo behind the hearse on the way to the graveyard, you know last good bye type thing, all of a sudden this little shit in a little red car cuts in front of the limo and follows the behind hearse, like on his ass for about 5 km's cause the guy was in a hurry to get somewhere, breaking up the little motorcade... i was very very mad that someone would even think about doing that, and you can clearly see that it was funeral and something was going on, lucky it was a car owned by some martial arts company and will be tracking it down

Edited January 23, 2010 by HondaxPower

[OrionStang]

Track 'em down, fuck 'em up.

EDIT: Where were the cops that should have been escorting the motorcade?

Edited January 23, 2010 by OrionStang

[crazyfrazz09]

i might have been inclined to t-bone the shit outta that car!!!! that would have pissed me off!!!!! sorry to hear that....

[Kranny]

Track 'em down, fuck 'em up.

EDIT: Where were the cops that should have been escorting the motorcade?

x2 this, that kind of disrespect is just plain un-fucking-acceptable.

[Jared420]

alright here's my little rant, my grandmother passed away and we had the funeral and my grandfather and all his kids were in a limo behind the hearse, you know last good bye type thing, all of a sudden this little shit in a little red car cuts in front of the limo and follows the behind hearse, like on his ass for about 5 km's cause the guy was in a hurry to get somewhere, breaking up the little motorcade... i was very very mad that someone would even think about doing that, and you can clearly see that it was funeral and something was going on, lucky it was a car owned by some martial arts company and will be tracking it down

I dont know about your state but im pretty sure in Mass its illegal to break up a funeral line. Pretty disrespectful.

[cqtama]

im honestly not sure if its illigal in new york but i never do it out of respect for the families. i always go around. thats fucked up. lets beat his ass

[HondaxPower]

Track 'em down, fuck 'em up.

EDIT: Where were the cops that should have been escorting the motorcade?

no cops just you know how everyone follows the hearse that type, and i'm from Canada, i was so disgusted, i want to get out and kick the shit out of this guy, i was just shocked i was like did that guy actually do that and then on top of that follow for 5km's

Edited January 23, 2010 by HondaxPower

[Colin - STAPUFT]

Sorry for your loss. Yes, that was VERY disrespectful.

I Always stop and put on my headlights until the ENTIRE motorcade is past. People who have never been in that situation or just don't have any respect or home training don't get it- honestly, it is the least someone can do for those who have lost someone. No one should ever be in that much of a hurry unless it is an ambulance IMO.

I stopped once for a motorcade and the person behind me tried to go around me to go past the motorcade. I pulled out sideways in the road and stopped them. They realized it once I did it, but the nerve of some people.

Try to let it go though- don't let it color your memory of your Grandmother's service or of Her.

[emmertb]

I definatly would had to of rammed him off the road if someone did that too my families funeral

[HondaxPower]

Sorry for your loss. Yes, that was VERY disrespectful.

I Always stop and put on my headlights until the ENTIRE motorcade is past. People who have never been in that situation or just don't have any respect or home training don't get it- honestly, it is the least someone can do for those who have lost someone. No one should ever be in that much of a hurry unless it is an ambulance IMO.

I stopped once for a motorcade and the person behind me tried to go around me to go past the motorcade. I pulled out sideways in the road and stopped them. They realized it once I did it, but the nerve of some people.

Try to let it go though- don't let it color your memory of your Grandmother's service or of Her.

thanks man, and it is always nice to see people pull over and let us go by, i thank you for being one for those people