Several years ago, a young lad in an older 12V spewed so much out I had half-burned diesel spots all over the front of my brand new Audi. Luckily I never saw the truck/kid again.Quote:
Originally Posted by RblDiver
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Several years ago, a young lad in an older 12V spewed so much out I had half-burned diesel spots all over the front of my brand new Audi. Luckily I never saw the truck/kid again.Quote:
Originally Posted by RblDiver
You guys realize that this sounds just like the whiney bitch liberals that post in forums about guns right? "They are such a hazard." "I don't feel safe knowing there are so many guns around me." "I'm concerned for the safety of my children." The same argument could be made for those annoying ass Harleys that ride around town at full throttle with straight pipes. I bet the majority of the guys posting in here like, own, or have owned Harleys.
Those annoy me way more than some diesels rolling coal. In my opinion; however, the guys that insist on blowing coal need to run a stack setup to keep it away from cars around them. Route the exhaust up like semis. That loses the appeal to a lot of these guys though. Just marvels me that the freedom to chose only applies until someone does something that you don't agree with, like the tow mirrors out thing. To act like you know what type of work that guy does with his truck in the first place shows what an ignorant person you are. Even if you do know, to actually get upset about that shows what a pathetic waste of effort you are putting into judging someone else for THEIR truck.
Yep, lots of puss-i-tis going on in here. If you couldn't see you were obviously following too close. If you know about Rolling coal then don't sit next to their exhaust, it's like a blind spot, you learn to not drive in people's blind spot, well don't drive in their exhaust pipe area either.
does it suck to get rolled, yep, but I find it hilarious anyways, and a bunch of Whining just makes me want to get an old Cummins and do it more.
Do people that roll coal wave when they pass each other like motorcycle riders?
I'm going to start a new trend myself. I call it 'Log Rolling'. It's when you wait for people to leave for work, then you shit on their porch. I find it hilarious!
And on an unrelated note, hey Sniper! When do you leave for work?:)
Most of the time it is not an issue and it doesn't bother me. But when they cloud an area so much that it cause a hazard because other drivers cannot see it is a problem.
Oh come on, now you are just whining! Don't you know, it's YOUR job to ensure you aren't in proximity to the truck? After all, he's just having a little fun, and using complete strangers as the subject.Quote:
Originally Posted by newracer
That's funny right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyEgo
I think they blow an "O" unless a Prius is around then they try to cover it in sootQuote:
Originally Posted by PugnacAutMortem
I didn't realize we had some many on here that want to control others actions and their property because they don't "like" something about it...sounds like another group that I assumed most on here disliked as well. And now because you dislike that group, you want to do mean things to them to show your disdain...like how an liberal might key a vehicle with a pro gun sticker on it. Yep....I see that connection now.
Breaking laws because your feelers got hurt...sounds really smart!
I wouldn't say it's because I don't like it. When I'm on the highway going 70 and suddenly I cant see for a few seconds that's a big deal to me. Not wanting someone to risk my life is reasonable. Driving a car is in reality the most dangerous thing most of us will ever do.
Out of curiosity, would "doing mean things to them to show your disdain" include such things as seeing "a Prius is around and then they try to cover it in soot?"
My basic thought is this: People do mean things to people all the time, and that is life. However, when you arbitrarily smoke out a guy towing a kid on his bicycle, then we as a society have a collective duty to find your mother and kick her in the ovaries as hard as possible for raising such an inconsiderate douchebag of a son.
And by 'you', I don't mean 'you, Sniper', as I am sure you would never express your disdain to a group you didn't like by blowing a diesel cloud at their children.
Edit: A quick internet search did not reveal any particular law that would prevent me from Log Rolling you. I couldn't shit on your porch directly, because that might involve public defecation or exposure. However, there does not appear to be anything stopping me from bringing a giant log from my own toilet and placing it on your doorstep when your not home. Doesn't appear to be trespassing, maybe vandalism or littering, but the law does not seem to anticipate that I would do something pointlessly annoying with my feces to a stranger for my own amusement. Sort of like how it's probably a stretch to make a crime out of 'Rolling Coal', but it's still a douchy thing to do to a stranger.
This thread is a bit of a cluster. The people defending this action seem to have a huge blind spot in their understanding of that which the others are complaining. No one is complaining that there are diesel trucks that emit smoke, no one. People are complaining that owners of the diesel trucks are purposely, and even proudly, blowing smoke on random people in public. If you do that, you're an asshole, period. There is zero defense and zero justification.
This entire argument could be changed to people running around on the street and belching in other people's faces. The defenders would provide arguments like, "How do you do know he didn't just finish a soda?" or, "Funny that you just assume he doesn't have a disorder that affects his digestive tract!" Maybe, "So if I just had a large coke and a spicy burrito, I shouldn't be allowed on the streets?"
Of course no one would be, or has been making those arguments. Only that if you purposely make an effort to belch in someone else's face, you're an asshole.
Oh yeah it's the law...
https://www.colorado.gov/pacific/cdp...ehicle-hotline
Wow! This state is more like California than I thought. My wife told me about a very similar law while we were visiting Cali earlier in the year, and I about freaked.Quote:
Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy
I was pulled over in Boulder maybe 10-12 years ago for a smoking vehicle. No ticket though.
I'm probably a hypocrite but keying a vehicle would be vandalism and illegal, my exhaust is not.
as a disclaimer, I don't own a coal roller, my brand new duramax is all stock and I intend to keep it that way since I'll buy another one next year, and then another one the year after that and so on. Upgrades are a waste of money for me and I don't want to void my warranty.
And I don't care if they roll coal or not. It sure isn't hard to pick those trucks out, it's not like they hide the fact they are big diesels with upgrade stickers on them, huge exhausts, loud turbos, etc. and that makes them easy to avoid.p if you actually pay attention while driving.
Anyone wanting on my property would be trespassing, once they hopped the marked fence. They wouldn't be getting through the locked gate without permission, so I don't have any worry for log rolling. But if playing with your own shit gets you off, you probably need a mental health check for Scatolia. And by "you" I don't be you JohnnyEgo, as I'm sure you would never really handle your own feces, let alone dig it out of the toilet, drive it over 30 miles with the intention of depositing it on somebody's doorstep, as that might be a sign in the eyes of the law of a mentally disturbed individual.
It has become pointless and petty so I am Thread rolling.
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