re: ever had a gun pointed at you by a stranger?

Passed a guy who was going 25mph in a 40mph zone. Should have been no big deal but apparently it was to him. He sped up, got on my arse, and starting pointing a handgun at me.

I pulled over real quick and let him go by. Then followed him until the Sheriff showed up.

Yes. I got carjacked behind Nicks bar on Tulane Avenue when I was 18 or 19.

Got out the car and the guy put the gun in my face and told me to give him everything. I gave him my wallet and keys and walked down to the corner. When I got to the corner I called 911. He couldnt get the car started. It was a stick shift. As I was on the phone with 911, he got out the car eventually and walked the other way. Cops got there a few seconds later and the first guy on the scene I actually knew. They picked him up on the next block with the exact amount of money I said I had.

He was actually a male prostitute and was at the hospital down the street with his girlfriend, who was having a baby. He left to get a car to bring them home.

Third time being convicted of armed robbery. He got 6 years

I saw a picture of a gun once.

On the OB.

Yes, 2005 in Detroit, cost me $9,500.00 attempted carjacking. Some things happen fast.

Cop. Wrong place, wrong time.

I had a former friend point a revolver at me at another friend's fishing camp. I was setting up a milk jug full of water for him to shoot at. He thought he was being funny. I was pissed. We were 16 at the time and sober. He did it on purpose. He was a special kind of a-hole.

on the Worst-bank... road rage
Guy pulled a gun on me b/c I blew my horn as he was about to cause an accident with me in his blind spot

I'll never go back to that shite hole area of louisiana

Its happened to me a few times in my life. The first time was the scariest since I was only seventeen and I had my highschool girlfriend, who was sixteen, with me at the time. We were in a park at about 10:30 at night having a bit of fun on a picnic table. It was a secluded spot and we would often sit around there at night and hang out while drinking a beer or two or just enjoying some time together.We were occupied doing our own thing and before we realized 3 black males had crept up on us and one of them had us at gunpoint. They demanded my wallet and my girlfriends purse which was sitting on the picnic table. We of course gave them what they wanted and they directed us to kneel down in front of them and face the opposite direction. I truly believed that we were about to be executed. They then told us to count backwards from 10 slowly and said if we turned around they would shoot. I started counting as I was instructed and when I got to three I heard a car door slam and tires peeling out. They had jumped into a car that was waiting for them on the street about 50yds away through some bushes. My girlfriend was absolutely hysterical and I believe I was truly in some state of shock. I was relieved it was over and we were alive but I felt so violated and angry that I literally couldn't stop shaking for a half an hour. I knew how lucky we were that it ended like it did but I also knew how badly things could have turned out and thinking about those terrible scenarios kept me awake for quite a few weeks. We later both agreed it would be best if we didnt tell our parents what happened or file a Police report since we really didn't want to explain what we were doing in a dark park at 10:30 at night.

Me and a buddy hustled some guys in pool one night at a bar. Settled the tab and left. These frickers follow us in their car and end up running us off the road. Robbed us at gunpoint. I ran across the street to some apartments to get some help as my buddy was roughed up pretty good in the crash. It was after midnight so i was banging on doors trying to wake anyone up. Well another tenant heard the commotion and drew down on me from behind and held me at gunpoint on the ground til the cops got there.

So in a span of ten mins I thought i was dying in a car wreck, at the hands of an armed robber, and a neighborhood watch board member. Pretty unsettling night.