M2 Cyclelane gone - NEXT M4, 5 & 7

Parbs wrote:
scotty72 wrote:

Unless you start making some serious noise and action - your chickens
are about to come home to roost.

I don't have any chickens.

We just got another 6, making 11 altogether. They head back to their
henhouse home to roost every night. Is that a problem?

Theo

Theo Bekkers wrote:

We just got another 6, making 11 altogether. They head back to their
henhouse home to roost every night. Is that a problem?

I think that's OK as long as they don't use the M4. Chickens are going
to banned from the M4 apparently and soon there will be no where that
the chickens can cross the road.

Parbs

On 2007-04-26, Parbs (aka Bruce)
was almost, but not quite, entirely unlike tea:
Theo Bekkers wrote:

We just got another 6, making 11 altogether. They head back to their
henhouse home to roost every night. Is that a problem?

I think that's OK as long as they don't use the M4. Chickens are going
to banned from the M4 apparently and soon there will be no where that
the chickens can cross the road.

But why would a chicken cross the road?

--
TimC
FORTRAN is a good example of a language which is easier to parse
using ad hoc techniques. -- D. Gries

"scotty72" wrote in message
...

Sydney siders prepare for a battle

TransUrban (owners of the M2), you know the ones who screwed us over
royally and banned us from the M2, look set to take control of the M4,
M7 and M5.

There is a long standing desire to widen the M5.

So all you people who did nothing when we were losing the M2 and
thought "We'll just ride somewhere else" - well - you're about to be
banned from everywhere else.

Unless you start making some serious noise and action - your chickens
are about to come home to roost.
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At least the RTA wants us on the road. The new Seacliff bridge at Stanwell
Park did have a shared cycle/footway on one side but recently they say it
is to be declared pedestrians only and cyclists are supposed to use 1.2 m
shoulders. Have ridden it a couple of times and the surface at least is
great, and traffic want very heavy- only went south, dont know what it is
like heading north, with a fasat downhill to start with - would you stay in
a 1.2 m shoulder for that?

fb

On Thu, 26 Apr 2007 18:45:41 +1000, TimC wrote:

But why would a chicken cross the road?

To stage a protest against being banned from doing so

--
Dave Hughes |
"Two of my imaginary friends reproduced once ... with negative results."
- Ben, ASR

Erm,

Dis chickin den, would that be African or European?

CN

Campag_nut wrote:
Erm,

Dis chickin den, would that be African or European?

De rooster is a Barneveld, so dey is half Dutch.

Theo