Dangerous bike lane obstructions in Redwood City

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Ever drive in Chicago?
Why? I've never been there (aside from the airport, which is the
pits).

Drive in Chicagoland, and you will find out what aggressive drivers
are like.
Given how factually challenged everything else you posted is, why
should I believe you?

Mr. Zaumen is confusing his opinions with facts.
Liar.

Channeling Vandeman?
How can an opinion be a lie?

You made a very clear, false statement about me, and you lied.

What false statement? How can an opinion be a lie?

If I truly believe that Mr. Zaumen is confusing opinions with facts,
that logically, what I wrote can not be a lie.

What is so hard to comprehend here (other than Zaumen's zealous defense
of "bicycle farcilities" (sic))?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
vey writes:

Tom Sherman wrote:

Ever drive in Chicago?
People told me how awful it was to drive in Boston and Chitown.
Well, I have driven in Boston and ridden a bike there. Now, drivers
could be pretty eratic, but it was random - they weren't targeting
anyone in particular. But that was a while ago, and conditions may
have changed.
I can see why Tom Sherman had to try to change the subject,
though. :-)

Ever drive in the 'hood?
Have you graduated from high school?

Well, I dropped out once from high school, but that was due to crappy
teachers, administrators and students.

It shows.

Yes, I was smart enough to get away from incompetent teachers, petty and
vindictive administrators, and ignorant redneck students.

I do have a engineering degree in transportation facilities design,
however. I even have both "English" and "Metric" copies of the AASHTO
"Green Book".

Since you want to play this game, what are your credentials in
transportation facility analysis and/or design?

I'm not impressed.

Zaumen brought up educational achievement, but to this point has refused
to post how his is relevant to the subject. Will he post his
transportation facility design related credentials, or does he not have any?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Come here and drive in the 'hood, and see how you do. Hint: NEVER,
EVER MAKE EYE CONTACT WITH ANOTHER DRIVER.
How stupid can you be?

OK, come to the 'hood and get capped by a gangbanger. This ain't Silly
Cone Valley. Its your funeral (literally), not mine.
Are you an adult?

Enough to know that looking at someone in the 'hood could be
interpreted as a challenge. Not a smart thing to do to someone who may
well be armed and not care too much about going back to prison for a
bit.

I would like to see Zaumen come to the 'hood and pontificate on the
motor vehicle code.

Why don't you cut your childish banter and act like an adult? Nobody
is going to get shot at merely for keeping track of the vehicles and
pedestrians around them to avoid hitting someone.

One can do that without making eye contact.

Mr. Zaumen would not do well in the 'hood with his attitude.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:
Do motorists deliberately play chicken with the bus, considering the
consequences?

Time for Bill Zaumen to get out in the real world.
Time for you to get a sense of reality, and for you to stop trying to
change the subject to weasel out of an untennable position.

Got anything of content to post?
Let's just say I'm getting tired of having to cross check the stuff
you post just to verify how wrong it is, which I've done several times
in the last two days.

Citation?

Stop playing childish games. You behavior was documented over and over
the last few days.

Citations?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Ever drive in Chicago?
Why? I've never been there (aside from the airport, which is the
pits).

Drive in Chicagoland, and you will find out what aggressive drivers
are like.
Given how factually challenged everything else you posted is, why
should I believe you?

Mr. Zaumen is confusing his opinions with facts.
Liar.

Channeling Vandeman?
How can an opinion be a lie?
You made a very clear, false statement about me, and you lied.

What false statement? How can an opinion be a lie?

It was worded as a statement of fact, not as an opinion.

If I truly believe that Mr. Zaumen is confusing opinions with facts,
that logically, what I wrote can not be a lie.
What is so hard to comprehend here (other than Zaumen's zealous
defense of "bicycle farcilities" (sic))?

Another lie. There was no "zealous defense" of bicycle facilities.
I merely described what the law is.

--
My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB

Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
vey writes:

Tom Sherman wrote:

Ever drive in Chicago?
People told me how awful it was to drive in Boston and Chitown.
Well, I have driven in Boston and ridden a bike there. Now, drivers
could be pretty eratic, but it was random - they weren't targeting
anyone in particular. But that was a while ago, and conditions may
have changed.
I can see why Tom Sherman had to try to change the subject,
though. :-)

Ever drive in the 'hood?
Have you graduated from high school?

Well, I dropped out once from high school, but that was due to crappy
teachers, administrators and students.
It shows.

Yes, I was smart enough to get away from incompetent teachers, petty
and vindictive administrators, and ignorant redneck students.

I do have a engineering degree in transportation facilities design,
however. I even have both "English" and "Metric" copies of the AASHTO
"Green Book".

Since you want to play this game, what are your credentials in
transportation facility analysis and/or design?
I'm not impressed.

Zaumen brought up educational achievement, but to this point has
refused to post how his is relevant to the subject. Will he post his
transportation facility design related credentials, or does he not
have any?

Another lie - I asked if you had graduated from high school because
of your resmark, "Ever drive in the 'hood". The issue was not your
educational achievement but your level of maturity.

--
My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB

Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:
Come here and drive in the 'hood, and see how you do. Hint: NEVER,
EVER MAKE EYE CONTACT WITH ANOTHER DRIVER.
How stupid can you be?

OK, come to the 'hood and get capped by a gangbanger. This ain't Silly
Cone Valley. Its your funeral (literally), not mine.
Are you an adult?

Enough to know that looking at someone in the 'hood could be
interpreted as a challenge. Not a smart thing to do to someone who may
well be armed and not care too much about going back to prison for a
bit.

I would like to see Zaumen come to the 'hood and pontificate on the
motor vehicle code.
Why don't you cut your childish banter and act like an adult? Nobody
is going to get shot at merely for keeping track of the vehicles and
pedestrians around them to avoid hitting someone.

One can do that without making eye contact.

Mr. Zaumen would not do well in the 'hood with his attitude.

You are not going to be shot for "making eye contact" while driving
when you are obviously just trying to make sure that someone saw you
or knows that you saw them.

--
My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB

Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:


Citation?
Stop playing childish games. You behavior was documented over and
over
the last few days.

Citations?

Still playing silly games?


--
My real name backwards: nemuaZ lliB

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Ever drive in Chicago?
Why? I've never been there (aside from the airport, which is the
pits).

Drive in Chicagoland, and you will find out what aggressive drivers
are like.
Given how factually challenged everything else you posted is, why
should I believe you?

Mr. Zaumen is confusing his opinions with facts.
Liar.

Channeling Vandeman?
How can an opinion be a lie?
You made a very clear, false statement about me, and you lied.

What false statement? How can an opinion be a lie?

It was worded as a statement of fact, not as an opinion.

Nonsense.

If I truly believe that Mr. Zaumen is confusing opinions with facts,
that logically, what I wrote can not be a lie.
What is so hard to comprehend here (other than Zaumen's zealous
defense of "bicycle farcilities" (sic))?

Another lie. There was no "zealous defense" of bicycle facilities.
I merely described what the law is.

This discussion would be slightly less unproductive if Mr. Zaumen could
stop confusing statements of opinions with statements of facts.

Mr. Zaumen's posting of "Liar" is reminiscent of Mr. Vandeman's online
posting style, no?

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
Tom Sherman writes:

Bill Zaumen wrote:
vey writes:

Tom Sherman wrote:

Ever drive in Chicago?
People told me how awful it was to drive in Boston and Chitown.
Well, I have driven in Boston and ridden a bike there. Now, drivers
could be pretty eratic, but it was random - they weren't targeting
anyone in particular. But that was a while ago, and conditions may
have changed.
I can see why Tom Sherman had to try to change the subject,
though. :-)

Ever drive in the 'hood?
Have you graduated from high school?

Well, I dropped out once from high school, but that was due to crappy
teachers, administrators and students.
It shows.

Yes, I was smart enough to get away from incompetent teachers, petty
and vindictive administrators, and ignorant redneck students.

I do have a engineering degree in transportation facilities design,
however. I even have both "English" and "Metric" copies of the AASHTO
"Green Book".

Since you want to play this game, what are your credentials in
transportation facility analysis and/or design?
I'm not impressed.

Zaumen brought up educational achievement, but to this point has
refused to post how his is relevant to the subject. Will he post his
transportation facility design related credentials, or does he not
have any?

Another lie - I asked if you had graduated from high school because
of your resmark, "Ever drive in the 'hood". The issue was not your
educational achievement but your level of maturity.

What is a "resmark"?

I am starting to wonder if Mr. Zaumen even knows what a lie is? Is not
asking if one graduated from high school referencing educational
achievement? And asking a question can not by definition be a lie.

If Mr. Zaumen had ever driven in the 'hood, he would have many
opportunities to observe the behavior I describe. Things may well be
different in "Silicon Valley" for all I know.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
The weather is here, wish you were beautiful