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June 25th 07, 04:14 PM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
Cyclist in critical condition after crash into rollerblader
Wednesday, June 20 - 03:07:58 PM Reshmi Nair NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A cyclist is in critical condition after crashing into a rollerblader on a North Vancouver trail yesterday afternoon. RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. She apparently was on the wrong side of the trail and didn't have time to get out of the way. The man was wearing a helmet, but Mounties say he was going so fast, the helmet could not protect him. They say this is a sad reminder for everyone to be extremely careful, especially during the warm weather when a lot of people are using the trails. North Vancouver Mounties say bike and hike safely Click here to find out more! Wednesday, June 20 - 11:33:40 PM Evan Kelly/Katharine Kitts NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Summer weather means thousands are heading outdoors to enjoy the sun. Whether it's mountain biking, skateboarding or rollerblading, RCMP are warning people taking in summer activities to keep safety high on the priority list. A 42-year-old North Vancouver man is in critical condition after crashing his bicycle into a rollerblader on Tuesday. Constable Michael McLaughlin with North Vancouver RCMP said it's a busy time of year and there are a lot more people on the public pathways. He said people need to take precautions with regards to safety equipment like helmets and make sure they are aware of their surroundings. He said tragic accidents happen every year because people aren't prepared before they enjoy the benefits of living in the Lower Mainland. Sad footnote to this story: http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=98137&page=2 Today, 10:38 AM #16 counterpoint Bald Growler counterpoint's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: vandamouver Posts: 1,868 Rep Power: 29 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! I know Jack very well. Rode the velodome with him. He was my brother-in-law's best friend. He was training for a triathalon and the roller blader was on the wrong side of the path. He passed away last night at 9:30pm. The helmet was pushed forward leaving the back of his head exposed when he hit the concrete. The rollerblader was a 22 year old female with a few broken bones but she'll be OK. Such split second stuff it's almost incomprehendable. __________________ counterpoint is offline Offline Reply With Quote Also stated by "counterpoint": "HIs titanium bike was also snapped in half. He leaves behind two parents and a spouse and his step-daughters. Great Guy." __________________ Old Today, 08:16 AM #6 yellowdogx Proletarian greetings Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Redneck Langley Posts: 963 Rep Power: 10 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! Quote: Originally Posted by Couch_Surfer View Post My wife told me about this story. Poor bugger, coming around a corner and some stupid fruitbooter is on the wrong side of the road. Hope he gets better. While I agree the rollerblader may be at fault for being on the wrong side, every time I have ridden up there there has been kids / old people / newbs ridding that trail so why exactly would you put yourself and others at risk by going down at mach 2? -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande 
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June 25th 07, 11:33 PM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader on the wrong side of the trail
On Jun 25, 9:14 am, Mike Vandeman wrote:
Cyclist in critical condition after crash into rollerblader Wednesday, June 20 - 03:07:58 PM Reshmi Nair NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A cyclist is in critical condition after crashing into a rollerblader on a North Vancouver trail yesterday afternoon. RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. She apparently was on the wrong side of the trail and didn't have time to get out of the way. The man was wearing a helmet, but Mounties say he was going so fast, the helmet could not protect him. They say this is a sad reminder for everyone to be extremely careful, especially during the warm weather when a lot of people are using the trails. North Vancouver Mounties say bike and hike safely Click here to find out more! Wednesday, June 20 - 11:33:40 PM Evan Kelly/Katharine Kitts NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Summer weather means thousands are heading outdoors to enjoy the sun. Whether it's mountain biking, skateboarding or rollerblading, RCMP are warning people taking in summer activities to keep safety high on the priority list. A 42-year-old North Vancouver man is in critical condition after crashing his bicycle into a rollerblader on Tuesday. Constable Michael McLaughlin with North Vancouver RCMP said it's a busy time of year and there are a lot more people on the public pathways. He said people need to take precautions with regards to safety equipment like helmets and make sure they are aware of their surroundings. He said tragic accidents happen every year because people aren't prepared before they enjoy the benefits of living in the Lower Mainland. Sad footnote to this story: http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=98137&page=2 Today, 10:38 AM #16 counterpoint Bald Growler counterpoint's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: vandamouver Posts: 1,868 Rep Power: 29 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! I know Jack very well. Rode the velodome with him. He was my brother-in-law's best friend. He was training for a triathalon and the roller blader was on the wrong side of the path. He passed away last night at 9:30pm. The helmet was pushed forward leaving the back of his head exposed when he hit the concrete. The rollerblader was a 22 year old female with a few broken bones but she'll be OK. Such split second stuff it's almost incomprehendable. __________________ counterpoint is offline Offline Reply With Quote Also stated by "counterpoint": "HIs titanium bike was also snapped in half. He leaves behind two parents and a spouse and his step-daughters. Great Guy." __________________ Old Today, 08:16 AM #6 yellowdogx Proletarian greetings Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Redneck Langley Posts: 963 Rep Power: 10 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! Quote: Originally Posted by Couch_Surfer View Post My wife told me about this story. Poor bugger, coming around a corner and some stupid fruitbooter is on the wrong side of the road. Hope he gets better. While I agree the rollerblader may be at fault for being on the wrong side, every time I have ridden up there there has been kids / old people / newbs ridding that trail so why exactly would you put yourself and others at risk by going down at mach 2? -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande "She(rollerblader) apparently was on the wrong side of the trail "
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June 26th 07, 12:38 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
On Jun 25, 8:14 am, Mike Vandeman wrote: RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. Hey Mike, I hate to ruin a good story with facts, but it's a paved multi-use trail, created to keep all of us horrible habitat destroying humans where we belong and not running about tearing up the earth. You probably lost a fellow believer in that accident. Even if I didn't know the trail was paved, I probably could have deduced it from the fact that someone was *rollerblading* on it. (And I don't even have a PhD!) Also, the story says nothing about the person riding a mountain bike. AFAIK it was a road bike. Regards, Anthony
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June 26th 07, 01:38 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
Who died?
He was on a pathway else the lady going the worng way on roller blades would not have been there. You just blamed a fatal (your words) accident on the victim, whom appears to not have been at fault at all. According to the account you posted, the victim was on the right side of the road/trail when he struck somebody going the wrong way on the wrong side of the street. Paris Hilton was stopped for driving the wrong way on the freeway; had she managed to run into somebody, you would blame the person she hit for their injuries. "Mike Vandeman" wrote in message ... Cyclist in critical condition after crash into rollerblader Wednesday, June 20 - 03:07:58 PM Reshmi Nair NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A cyclist is in critical condition after crashing into a rollerblader on a North Vancouver trail yesterday afternoon. RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. She apparently was on the wrong side of the trail and didn't have time to get out of the way. The man was wearing a helmet, but Mounties say he was going so fast, the helmet could not protect him. They say this is a sad reminder for everyone to be extremely careful, especially during the warm weather when a lot of people are using the trails. North Vancouver Mounties say bike and hike safely Click here to find out more! Wednesday, June 20 - 11:33:40 PM Evan Kelly/Katharine Kitts NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Summer weather means thousands are heading outdoors to enjoy the sun. Whether it's mountain biking, skateboarding or rollerblading, RCMP are warning people taking in summer activities to keep safety high on the priority list. A 42-year-old North Vancouver man is in critical condition after crashing his bicycle into a rollerblader on Tuesday. Constable Michael McLaughlin with North Vancouver RCMP said it's a busy time of year and there are a lot more people on the public pathways. He said people need to take precautions with regards to safety equipment like helmets and make sure they are aware of their surroundings. He said tragic accidents happen every year because people aren't prepared before they enjoy the benefits of living in the Lower Mainland. Sad footnote to this story: http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=98137&page=2 Today, 10:38 AM #16 counterpoint Bald Growler counterpoint's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: vandamouver Posts: 1,868 Rep Power: 29 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! I know Jack very well. Rode the velodome with him. He was my brother-in-law's best friend. He was training for a triathalon and the roller blader was on the wrong side of the path. He passed away last night at 9:30pm. The helmet was pushed forward leaving the back of his head exposed when he hit the concrete. The rollerblader was a 22 year old female with a few broken bones but she'll be OK. Such split second stuff it's almost incomprehendable. __________________ counterpoint is offline Offline Reply With Quote Also stated by "counterpoint": "HIs titanium bike was also snapped in half. He leaves behind two parents and a spouse and his step-daughters. Great Guy." __________________ Old Today, 08:16 AM #6 yellowdogx Proletarian greetings Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Redneck Langley Posts: 963 Rep Power: 10 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! Quote: Originally Posted by Couch_Surfer View Post My wife told me about this story. Poor bugger, coming around a corner and some stupid fruitbooter is on the wrong side of the road. Hope he gets better. While I agree the rollerblader may be at fault for being on the wrong side, every time I have ridden up there there has been kids / old people / newbs ridding that trail so why exactly would you put yourself and others at risk by going down at mach 2? -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande
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June 26th 07, 02:42 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, NorthVancouver, BC
Jeff Strickland wrote:
Paris Hilton was stopped for driving the wrong way on the freeway; had she managed to run into somebody, you would blame the person she hit for their injuries. Dude, I mean it is *Paris*.
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June 26th 07, 03:00 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
On Mon, 25 Jun 2007 23:38:24 -0000, Anthony DeLorenzo
wrote: On Jun 25, 8:14 am, Mike Vandeman wrote: RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. Hey Mike, I hate to ruin a good story with facts, but it's a paved multi-use trail, created to keep all of us horrible habitat destroying humans where we belong and not running about tearing up the earth. You probably lost a fellow believer in that accident. Even if I didn't know the trail was paved, I probably could have deduced it from the fact that someone was *rollerblading* on it. (And I don't even have a PhD!) Also, the story says nothing about the person riding a mountain bike. AFAIK it was a road bike. I heard it from someone who lives nearby. I'll double-check. Regards, Anthony -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande
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June 26th 07, 03:01 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:38:17 GMT, "Jeff Strickland"
wrote: Who died? He was on a pathway else the lady going the worng way on roller blades would not have been there. You just blamed a fatal (your words) accident on the victim, whom appears to not have been at fault at all. Thanks for demonstrating once again just what a moron you are. He was obviously SPEEDING. He was training for a triathlon. DUH! According to the account you posted, the victim was on the right side of the road/trail when he struck somebody going the wrong way on the wrong side of the street. Paris Hilton was stopped for driving the wrong way on the freeway; had she managed to run into somebody, you would blame the person she hit for their injuries. "Mike Vandeman" wrote in message .. . Cyclist in critical condition after crash into rollerblader Wednesday, June 20 - 03:07:58 PM Reshmi Nair NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A cyclist is in critical condition after crashing into a rollerblader on a North Vancouver trail yesterday afternoon. RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. She apparently was on the wrong side of the trail and didn't have time to get out of the way. The man was wearing a helmet, but Mounties say he was going so fast, the helmet could not protect him. They say this is a sad reminder for everyone to be extremely careful, especially during the warm weather when a lot of people are using the trails. North Vancouver Mounties say bike and hike safely Click here to find out more! Wednesday, June 20 - 11:33:40 PM Evan Kelly/Katharine Kitts NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Summer weather means thousands are heading outdoors to enjoy the sun. Whether it's mountain biking, skateboarding or rollerblading, RCMP are warning people taking in summer activities to keep safety high on the priority list. A 42-year-old North Vancouver man is in critical condition after crashing his bicycle into a rollerblader on Tuesday. Constable Michael McLaughlin with North Vancouver RCMP said it's a busy time of year and there are a lot more people on the public pathways. He said people need to take precautions with regards to safety equipment like helmets and make sure they are aware of their surroundings. He said tragic accidents happen every year because people aren't prepared before they enjoy the benefits of living in the Lower Mainland. Sad footnote to this story: http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=98137&page=2 Today, 10:38 AM #16 counterpoint Bald Growler counterpoint's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: vandamouver Posts: 1,868 Rep Power: 29 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! I know Jack very well. Rode the velodome with him. He was my brother-in-law's best friend. He was training for a triathalon and the roller blader was on the wrong side of the path. He passed away last night at 9:30pm. The helmet was pushed forward leaving the back of his head exposed when he hit the concrete. The rollerblader was a 22 year old female with a few broken bones but she'll be OK. Such split second stuff it's almost incomprehendable. __________________ counterpoint is offline Offline Reply With Quote Also stated by "counterpoint": "HIs titanium bike was also snapped in half. He leaves behind two parents and a spouse and his step-daughters. Great Guy." __________________ Old Today, 08:16 AM #6 yellowdogx Proletarian greetings Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Redneck Langley Posts: 963 Rep Power: 10 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! Quote: Originally Posted by Couch_Surfer View Post My wife told me about this story. Poor bugger, coming around a corner and some stupid fruitbooter is on the wrong side of the road. Hope he gets better. While I agree the rollerblader may be at fault for being on the wrong side, every time I have ridden up there there has been kids / old people / newbs ridding that trail so why exactly would you put yourself and others at risk by going down at mach 2? -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande
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June 26th 07, 03:05 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader on the wrong side of the trail
On Mon, 25 Jun 2007 15:33:02 -0700, CowPunk
wrote: On Jun 25, 9:14 am, Mike Vandeman wrote: Cyclist in critical condition after crash into rollerblader Wednesday, June 20 - 03:07:58 PM Reshmi Nair NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - A cyclist is in critical condition after crashing into a rollerblader on a North Vancouver trail yesterday afternoon. RCMP say a 42 year old man was speeding downhill along the Seymour Demonstration Forest trail when he came around a sharp corner and crashed into a 24 year old woman on rollerblades. She apparently was on the wrong side of the trail and didn't have time to get out of the way. The man was wearing a helmet, but Mounties say he was going so fast, the helmet could not protect him. They say this is a sad reminder for everyone to be extremely careful, especially during the warm weather when a lot of people are using the trails. North Vancouver Mounties say bike and hike safely Click here to find out more! Wednesday, June 20 - 11:33:40 PM Evan Kelly/Katharine Kitts NORTH VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) - Summer weather means thousands are heading outdoors to enjoy the sun. Whether it's mountain biking, skateboarding or rollerblading, RCMP are warning people taking in summer activities to keep safety high on the priority list. A 42-year-old North Vancouver man is in critical condition after crashing his bicycle into a rollerblader on Tuesday. Constable Michael McLaughlin with North Vancouver RCMP said it's a busy time of year and there are a lot more people on the public pathways. He said people need to take precautions with regards to safety equipment like helmets and make sure they are aware of their surroundings. He said tragic accidents happen every year because people aren't prepared before they enjoy the benefits of living in the Lower Mainland. Sad footnote to this story: http://bb.nsmb.com/showthread.php?t=98137&page=2 Today, 10:38 AM #16 counterpoint Bald Growler counterpoint's Avatar Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: vandamouver Posts: 1,868 Rep Power: 29 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! I know Jack very well. Rode the velodome with him. He was my brother-in-law's best friend. He was training for a triathalon and the roller blader was on the wrong side of the path. He passed away last night at 9:30pm. The helmet was pushed forward leaving the back of his head exposed when he hit the concrete. The rollerblader was a 22 year old female with a few broken bones but she'll be OK. Such split second stuff it's almost incomprehendable. __________________ counterpoint is offline Offline Reply With Quote Also stated by "counterpoint": "HIs titanium bike was also snapped in half. He leaves behind two parents and a spouse and his step-daughters. Great Guy." __________________ Old Today, 08:16 AM #6 yellowdogx Proletarian greetings Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Redneck Langley Posts: 963 Rep Power: 10 counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline!counterpoint has reached the snowline! Quote: Originally Posted by Couch_Surfer View Post My wife told me about this story. Poor bugger, coming around a corner and some stupid fruitbooter is on the wrong side of the road. Hope he gets better. While I agree the rollerblader may be at fault for being on the wrong side, every time I have ridden up there there has been kids / old people / newbs ridding that trail so why exactly would you put yourself and others at risk by going down at mach 2? -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande "She(rollerblader) apparently was on the wrong side of the trail " And he was speeding. Your point? -- I am working on creating wildlife habitat that is off-limits to humans ("pure habitat"). Want to help? (I spent the previous 8 years fighting auto dependence and road construction.) Please don't put a cell phone next to any part of your body that you are fond of! http://home.pacbell.net/mjvande
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June 26th 07, 03:26 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
"Mike Vandeman" wrote in message ... You just blamed a fatal (your words) accident on the victim, whom appears to not have been at fault at all. Thanks for demonstrating once again just what a moron you are. He was obviously SPEEDING. He was training for a triathlon. DUH! Maybe he was speeding, but he was on the right side of the trail, and there was no indication that he caused the accident, and every indication that the accident was caused by the other party being on the wrong side of the pathway. Using your guidelines, if Paris Hilton had been in a headon with a speeder accident while she was driving on the wrong side of the road, Paris would be an innocent victim.
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June 26th 07, 03:53 AM
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Mountain biker dies after crash into rollerblader, in LSCR, North Vancouver, BC
Mike Vandeman writes:
On Tue, 26 Jun 2007 00:38:17 GMT, "Jeff Strickland" wrote: Who died? He was on a pathway else the lady going the worng way on roller blades would not have been there. You just blamed a fatal (your words) accident on the victim, whom appears to not have been at fault at all. Thanks for demonstrating once again just what a moron you are. He was obviously SPEEDING. He was training for a triathlon. DUH! Don't you know that in a triathlon, one uses a road bike and rides on a paved surface (also needed for roller blades, which work poorly if at all on dirt)?
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