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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:48:17 GMT, "JP" wrote:
"JD" wrote in message oups.com... On Apr 17, 8:40 pm, "JuicyPoop" wrote: snip vandamnesque drivel I have a great idea, dumbass. Why don't you go argue ineffectively with your hero from Berkeley some more. Either than or go collect some more pencils and see if you can get one thin enough to match your neck. JD Your bike handling skills may be impeccable but your nasty arrogance has always been your trademark. Whether attacking someone's equipment, their skills, or their comments you demonstrate an adolescent's exalted sense of knowing it all. Bet you're really good at Xbox, huh? Wake up, grow up and shut up asshole. Wait a minute. Don't you realize that you are talking to a MOUNTAIN BIKER?! They are quite incapable of any of those 3 things. === 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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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:39:47 -0700, Mike Vandeman
wrote: On Fri, 20 Apr 2007 13:48:17 GMT, "JP" wrote: "JD" wrote in message ups.com... On Apr 17, 8:40 pm, "JuicyPoop" wrote: snip vandamnesque drivel I have a great idea, dumbass. Why don't you go argue ineffectively with your hero from Berkeley some more. Either than or go collect some more pencils and see if you can get one thin enough to match your neck. JD Your bike handling skills may be impeccable but your nasty arrogance has always been your trademark. Whether attacking someone's equipment, their skills, or their comments you demonstrate an adolescent's exalted sense of knowing it all. Bet you're really good at Xbox, huh? Wake up, grow up and shut up asshole. Wait a minute. Don't you realize that you are talking to a MOUNTAIN BIKER?! They are quite incapable of any of those 3 things. Remember when we used to duct tape your genitals to the gym locker room bench in Jr. High. And yes, hell yes, it was well worth getting suspended just to hear you [still] screaming when we were over a block away. -- Slack |
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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
On Apr 20, 6:48 am, "JP" wrote:
"JD" wrote in message ups.com... On Apr 17, 8:40 pm, "JuicyPoop" wrote: snip vandamnesque drivel I have a great idea, dumbass. Why don't you go argue ineffectively with your hero from Berkeley some more. Either than or go collect some more pencils and see if you can get one thin enough to match your neck. JD Your bike handling skills may be impeccable but your nasty arrogance has always been your trademark. Whether attacking someone's equipment, their skills, or their comments you demonstrate an adolescent's exalted sense of knowing it all. Bet you're really good at Xbox, huh? Wake up, grow up and shut up asshole. Classic! Try going to a few more Mensa meetings before responding next time. They might be able to help you, pencey. JD Blassie |
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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
3 percent? that many? wow.... The trend is in the right direction Mikey...
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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
JD wrote:
JD Blassie Pencil-neck geek? |
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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
On Apr 17, 8:40 pm, "JP" wrote:
"JD" wrote in message oups.com... On Apr 16, 5:07 pm, "JuicyPoop" wrote: "JD" wrote in oglegroups.com... On Apr 16, 8:06 wrote: Actually, we have a group here on Google. Please join us, if you're among the 3%. Best regards, MissyManners, founder ofCriticalManners Funny how that was top posted by someone calling themselvesmanners... Tell me missy, have you ever driven 36mph or over in a 35mph zone? JD Stopping at a red light is that difficult? Seems like a sane thing to do, particularly considering the effect and aftermath of moving metal on the human body. Funny, but the CVC states that if your vehicle is not able to trigger a traffic control device like my motorcycle and bicycle sometimes do not, it is legal to proceed when prudent. When there is no traffic (ie. prudent) and I'm at an intersection where I know my bicycle or motorcycle do not trigger the traffic control device, I'm proceeding through. I actually do that in front of cops from time to time at night and they don't give me a second glance. The reference to the speed limit is just nonsense and irrelevant. Bull****. Missy GoodyTwoshoes is a hypocrite and it was pointed out by using that analogy. Hypocrites don't make very effective guilt trippers, even to recovering Catholics. JD Yeah, my bike doesn't trigger the light sensors either. But it is prudent to stop and evaluate. And I sail through stop signs too, and have done so in front of cops and also don't get a second look. Your point being? MissyMannersmay be a nauseatingly saccharine moniker but the ride was at night in San Francisco. It makes sense to stop at lights, even briefly, to ensure one does not wind up a hood ornament. If CVC refers to Colorado then you're in a place with lots of space and not so many people. Perhaps you aren't familiar with riding in more densely populated areas. As far as you and the motorcycle, who cares? A bicycle can't go 0 to 60 in 4 seconds when the rider is suddenly faced with an impending impact. Your comment on the speed limit is simply lame. Whoever she may be you do not know her and your bull**** attack is on Vandeman's level. If that's the best analogy you can muster maybe you shouldn't bother to share it. Depending on the whereabouts one can exceed the speed limit without endangering one's life. On the Jersey Turnpike speeding is nearly a necessity to stay safe. JP I didn't mean to stir anything up. I just happened to come along this group when I was trying to find the SF chronicle article on Manners. I asked the original poster if he was in the 3% of kind cyclists as a genuine question, not to be snarky. I'm really a nice person, and all I'm trying to do is generate goodwill between cyclists and drivers in SF, which is sorely needed. Go to sfgate.com and search for Critical Mass, and you'll see why my ride got so much press this month. But never worry, it will soon fade back into obscurity. If what I'm doing makes me an ass, so be it. I certainly did not intend to be rude, and I won't bother your group again. I certainly know not to "top post" ever again. I also know what top post means now. My apologies, Reama |
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"JD" wrote in message ups.com... On Apr 20, 6:48 am, "JP" wrote: "JD" wrote in message ups.com... On Apr 17, 8:40 pm, "JuicyPoop" wrote: snip vandamnesque drivel I have a great idea, dumbass. Why don't you go argue ineffectively with your hero from Berkeley some more. Either than or go collect some more pencils and see if you can get one thin enough to match your neck. JD Your bike handling skills may be impeccable but your nasty arrogance has always been your trademark. Whether attacking someone's equipment, their skills, or their comments you demonstrate an adolescent's exalted sense of knowing it all. Bet you're really good at Xbox, huh? Wake up, grow up and shut up asshole. Classic! Try going to a few more Mensa meetings before responding next time. They might be able to help you, pencey. JD Blassie Had you ever been to a Mensa meeting you'd know that the alcohol flows freely and sexual innuendo is the main topic of conversation. So is the lack of self-esteem that fuels the arrogant attitude because you failed the test or are you challenged in another area as well? Speaking of classic, the clever little "juicy poop" joke is what one might expect from a "man-shaped boy." JP |
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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
On Apr 21, 10:44 am, "JuicyPoop" wrote:
Had you ever been to a Mensa meeting you'd know that the alcohol flows freely and sexual innuendo is the main topic of conversation. Wow, I must go to one...to see just how pathetic it truly is. Oh yeah, you can **** off now, juicy. JD |
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On Apr 20, 10:18 pm, "Bill Sornson" wrote:
JD wrote: JD Blassie Pencil-neck geek? I was referring to juicy's penchant for collecting pencils as well as Classy Freddie. JD |
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Three percent of bicyclists are polite
"JD" wrote in message oups.com... On Apr 21, 10:44 am, "JuicyPoop" wrote: Had you ever been to a Mensa meeting you'd know that the alcohol flows freely and sexual innuendo is the main topic of conversation. Wow, I must go to one...to see just how pathetic it truly is. Oh yeah, you can **** off now, juicy. JD Why do I get the feeling your mommy still makes your bed? Must be the maturity of your repartee. JP |
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