Car deliberately used as a weapon on pavement.

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

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On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:
This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

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A driving licence is a licence to own a weapon.

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:
On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:



This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595


OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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On Jul 28, 7:21*am, Doug wrote:
On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:



On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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- Show quoted text -

This has nothing to do with cycling. No cyclists were involved in the
incident. It's OT. What don't you understand about the term OT (Off
Topic) you silly old goat?

Doug wrote:
On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:
On Jul 28, 6:42 am, Doug wrote:



This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.
"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge
A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.
Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.
He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.
No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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http://www.zing.icom43.net
A driving licence is a licence to kill.

I have to agree with Paul, you are yet againg up to your old tricks.

--
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On 28 July, 07:31, Derek C wrote:
On Jul 28, 7:21*am, Doug wrote:



On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:

On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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- Show quoted text -

This has nothing to do with cycling. No cyclists were involved in the
incident. It's OT. What don't you understand about the term OT (Off
Topic) you silly old goat?

Not OT for this group, which is often concerned with motorists
discussing vehicles riding on pavements.

On Jul 28, 7:51*am, Squashme wrote:
On 28 July, 07:31, Derek C wrote:





On Jul 28, 7:21*am, Doug wrote:

On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:

On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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- Show quoted text -

This has nothing to do with cycling. No cyclists were involved in the
incident. It's OT. What don't you understand about the term OT (Off
Topic) you silly old goat?

Not OT for this group, which is often concerned with motorists
discussing vehicles riding on pavements.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

If a cyclist is involved then it is not OT.

On Jul 28, 7:51*am, Squashme wrote:
On 28 July, 07:31, Derek C wrote:





On Jul 28, 7:21*am, Doug wrote:

On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:

On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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- Show quoted text -

This has nothing to do with cycling. No cyclists were involved in the
incident. It's OT. What don't you understand about the term OT (Off
Topic) you silly old goat?

Not OT for this group, which is often concerned with motorists
discussing vehicles riding on pavements

Wrong! Just because other people post OT crap, it doean't make other
related OT crap suddenly on-topic.

On 28 July, 11:02, FrengaX wrote:
On Jul 28, 7:51*am, Squashme wrote:



On 28 July, 07:31, Derek C wrote:

On Jul 28, 7:21*am, Doug wrote:

On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:

On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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- Show quoted text -

This has nothing to do with cycling. No cyclists were involved in the
incident. It's OT. What don't you understand about the term OT (Off
Topic) you silly old goat?

Not OT for this group, which is often concerned with motorists
discussing vehicles riding on pavements

Wrong! Just because other people post OT crap, it doean't make other
related OT crap suddenly on-topic.

It's not the crap that's OT, it's the posters.

On 28 July, 07:31, Derek C wrote:
On Jul 28, 7:21*am, Doug wrote:



On 28 July, 06:51, Paul Clarke wrote:

On Jul 28, 6:42*am, Doug wrote:

This is obviously some concern for cyclists who ride on pavements,
particularly young children.

"Man appears on Dumfries car attack charge

A man has appeared in court accused of driving his car at a couple in
Dumfries and making them take evasive action in order to avoid being
hit.

Paul Minaudo, 36, of the town's Millburn Avenue, appeared in private
at Dumfries Sheriff Court.

He was on a petition alleging he assaulted a man and a woman on the
town's Cresswell Avenue by driving a car at them and mounting the
pavement.

No plea or declaration was made and the case was continued."

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotlan...tland-10773595

OT, just adding the word cyclist to the text does not make this post
on topic.

No, the context does. Try to pay attention.

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- Show quoted text -

This has nothing to do with cycling. No cyclists were involved in the
incident. It's OT. What don't you understand about the term OT (Off
Topic) you silly old goat?

Complaining about OT is OT itself.

There are two reasons why motoring is relevant to this newsgroup.
First, it is mainly populated by motorists and second, motorists kill
cyclists.

Obviously anything which remotely threatens cyclists is of serious
concern on this NG. So instead of you motorists trying to censor this
cyclist, stop whinging and learn to live with it. Better still, f-off
back to where you belong, on a motoring NG where you can moan about
cyclists with each other till the cows come home.

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A driving licence is a licence to own a weapon.