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got a thumbs down this afternoon from someone in a late 80's toyota. first thought was to flip him off, but he didn't do that to me, so i gave him my best parade wave. california, peace and love brother ! [sm=groupwave.gif]
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Yeah there's a lot of haters in Hawaii also, I went to see the new X-men flick and came out and someone flinged back my antenna and chipped the hell out of the top of the passenger's side door.
I also noticed that nowadays when I drive a lot of people not only trucks cut me off, with no signals then slow down and stare at me in their rearview mirror. I'm normally an aggressive driver but I've been really holding back, don't want people to mess with my H3, besides I have stickers of my 2 new websites on the rear windshield, I really dont want anyone bashing the site..
I also noticed that nowadays when I drive a lot of people not only trucks cut me off, with no signals then slow down and stare at me in their rearview mirror. I'm normally an aggressive driver but I've been really holding back, don't want people to mess with my H3, besides I have stickers of my 2 new websites on the rear windshield, I really dont want anyone bashing the site..
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That's the problem when you mark yourself with very identifiable features such as stickers or a paint job.You really have to be sane and tolerant of stuff, otherwise people know what you drive and if they ever see it in a parking lot and you aren't around, you may not like what you find when you return.
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ORIGINAL: Linus Gump
That's the problem when you mark yourself with very identifiable features such as stickers or a paint job.You really have to be sane and tolerant of stuff, otherwise people know what you drive and if they ever see it in a parking lot and you aren't around, you may not like what you find when you return.
That's the problem when you mark yourself with very identifiable features such as stickers or a paint job.You really have to be sane and tolerant of stuff, otherwise people know what you drive and if they ever see it in a parking lot and you aren't around, you may not like what you find when you return.
BTW have you guys seen this site? These guys are just haters who can't afford HUMMERS
http://www.fuh2.com/
Screw these punks...oh sorry
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Over the past year there are so many more H2's and now H3's on the road here in Northern NJ that most of the "Anti's" have long since burned out!
After about 3 months of driving H3 I've really only had possitive responses so far.
After about 3 months of driving H3 I've really only had possitive responses so far.
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I actually got my first real hater yesterday. Driving back through Hollister, a couple of us are stopped at a red light. A guy riding shotgun in a delivery van leans out his window and starts yelling/swearing at us as they drove through the intersection. I just laughed at him and shook my head. I think it pissed him off even more. 
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I actually got my first real hater yesterday. Driving back through Hollister, a couple of us are stopped at a red light. A guy riding shotgun in a delivery van leans out his window and starts yelling/swearing at us as they drove through the intersection. I just laughed at him and shook my head. I think it pissed him off even more.
I actually got my first real hater yesterday. Driving back through Hollister, a couple of us are stopped at a red light. A guy riding shotgun in a delivery van leans out his window and starts yelling/swearing at us as they drove through the intersection. I just laughed at him and shook my head. I think it pissed him off even more.
