On 08/06/2013 13:28, Pristine Bruise wrote:
Mrcheerful wrote:

Pristine Bruise wrote:
ennemm wrote:

On 7 June, 21:25, Pristine Bruise
wrote:
ennemm wrote:
On 7 June, 19:25, Squashme wrote:
On Jun 7, 5:14 pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:

Piatkow wrote:
The article doesn't say that the road was closed. The photo is
just the stock one that they pull out for articles about
accidents.

Could somebody post a link showing the cycle path with a lamp
post in the middle? Stockingstone Road is quite long but I have
looked at several sections on Google Street View and can't find
where this guy would legally be on the footway.

Of course I am sure that there is no connection with the
incident taking place at closing time!

I reckon it would be going down the hill, cyclists have terrible
difficulties with them, frequently ending up dead wrapped round
a gate, lamp-post, fence post etc.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ienced-driver-...

There is no reference to any cyclists in the link you posted, why
did you feel the need?

If people were continually banging on to you about the harbour
hardware that sail boat captains inexcusably rammed their boats into
wouldn't you be inclined (or even tempted) to point out that such
inexplicable behaviour wasn't by any means restricted to users of
that particular viable means of transport?

--
Alexis
"We all have some purpose in life,
if only simply to serve as a warning to others."

No.

Ah! That explains the reason, then, how I can understand why the need
in question was felt, when you can not.

You are Dutch. AICMFP

It's a laugh, isn't it? This group, I mean. I believe I did once
make the mistake of taking it a little too seriously... but now it's
much more fun.

It was funnier when Captain Trollbuster was around. Shame he ran away.

--
Dave - Cyclists VORP
"It is time for us to say to cyclists 'You want to join our gang, get
trained and pay up'. John Griffin, Addison Lee.