Racing cyclist killed by runnning into tree weapon

According to Doug-law, the owner of the tree is at fault.
Nicola Grossi, of La Mesa, was riding downhill on a road near Shaver Lake in
Fresno County when he lost control of his bicycle on a curve.

At that point, he went off an embankment and hit the tree around 10.30am
Saturday.

Racing should be on dedicated tracks, then obstacles such as trees could be
avoided, as could the danger to the public from out of control cycle
weapons.

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On 02/07/2012 11:43, Mrcheerful wrote:
According to Doug-law, the owner of the tree is at fault.

Wouldn't that be God?




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Dave - Cyclists VOR wrote:
On 02/07/2012 11:43, Mrcheerful wrote:
According to Doug-law, the owner of the tree is at fault.

Wouldn't that be God?

everything is , but Doug is above God.