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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I used to work in a bingo hall.. Did you not get given a proper dauber?! "
i bough a breast cancer care one from Asda and the thing leaked everywhere.. since then i just felt safe with a highlighter . |
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"I used to work in a bingo hall.. Did you not get given a proper dauber?!
i bough a breast cancer care one from Asda and the thing leaked everywhere.. since then i just felt safe with a highlighter . "
But daubers are so cool!  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Glitter
Miserable bugger!!!  
It's the herpes of the craft world. It should be banned. "
Blasphemy! I love glittery Christmas cards,they make me want to cry I love them so much  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People who spend half the fucking day in the squat rack talking.
A lad and his gf spent so long in there the other day that I did my whole routine and some extra waiting for them.
And they'd removed the sodding safety bars anyway and we're only doing about 40 kg (just pick the fucking bar up if your doing that) what's the point in using the rack of your going to negate the main reason for using it.
Also I still don't understand why I'm not allowed to physically beat someone who uses the rack to do curls.
It should be legal and done in the town square with their family made to watch.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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people who think its cute/funny to post you a Birthday/Christmas card,and when you open it a 1000 little sparkly tinsel/glitter things come out of it...Also people who can grow a full head of hair  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"People who spend half the fucking day in the squat rack talking.
A lad and his gf spent so long in there the other day that I did my whole routine and some extra waiting for them.
And they'd removed the sodding safety bars anyway and we're only doing about 40 kg (just pick the fucking bar up if your doing that) what's the point in using the rack of your going to negate the main reason for using it.
Also I still don't understand why I'm not allowed to physically beat someone who uses the rack to do curls.
It should be legal and done in the town square with their family made to watch.
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That reminds me of that broscience dude. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Wires. And even worse, tangled ones.,
Little rodent-like dogs.
Celebrity magazines.
People sharing everything about their day on Fb.
Tv ads that whack up the volume.
Pierced ears on babies.
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By *hortieWoman
over a year ago
Northampton |
"landline phones, with a curly cord with an unfixable kink in 
Thought you liked a bit of kink "
only as long as I can stick my finger in wherever I like without a bit of equipment going west  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"landline phones, with a curly cord with an unfixable kink in
Thought you liked a bit of kink
only as long as I can stick my finger in wherever I like without a bit of equipment going west "
I hope your finger nails are clean |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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When people 'up-speak'. Where they speak and it sounds like they're asking a question.
The beard and 40s hairstyle trend
Really thin leggings on chavy ladies asses.
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Labels sticking out of clothes
Dog owners who say "don't worry, he won't hurt you" when their mutt is sat on you with it's teeth bared
Cyclists on the road next to a cycle path
Pens pointing at me on a desk
Marmite
People who are cockwombles |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Labels sticking out of clothes
Dog owners who say "don't worry, he won't hurt you" when their mutt is sat on you with it's teeth bared
Cyclists on the road next to a cycle path
Pens pointing at me on a desk
Marmite
People who are cockwombles "
Cockwombles can be ok - it's the Fucknuggets that are the issue! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Sock stealing washing machines
People who don't take tissues out of their trouser pockets before sticking them in the washing basket
Cyclists who block the road when a cycleway is available next to the road
Touring caravans on country roads.
Maniac mobility scooter users (not all mobility scooter users, just the maniacs)
Birds that shit on your car or windows straight after you've cleaned them
Scrap metal merchants who hunt round people's houses for stuff while they're out
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People who snort back snot instead of blowing their nose, made only worse when your in a place where you have to sit by them, ie.. the doctors waiting room and have to listern to them constantly doing it over and over till either you or they are called in
Just get a tissue you disgusting bastard  |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
"Glitter
Oh shush!  It's not like I get it every where.
Really It's amazing where I found it.
Claire
Well I do have a penchant for jizzing glitter into shoes. You should feel honoured!"
Wot?... how does that work?... you got a pair of disco balls or something?
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Another thing that annoys me are pregnant women who use their pregnancy to avoid doing anything incase it harms the baby who then smoke
Don't be pretending you care what lifting a box will do to your kid when you smoke |
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"Glitter
Oh shush! It's not like I get it every where.
Really It's amazing where I found it.
Claire
Well I do have a penchant for jizzing glitter into shoes. You should feel honoured!
Wot?... how does that work?... you got a pair of disco balls or something?
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It's a side product of time travel. I jizz glitter, so sue me.  |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
"Trying to think now... I'm a bit of a grammar nazi so you're/your etc confusion really hack me off. Such a easy thing to get right!!
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Sentences containing "that" in place of "who". |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Glitter
Oh shush! It's not like I get it every where.
Really It's amazing where I found it.
Claire
Well I do have a penchant for jizzing glitter into shoes. You should feel honoured!
Wot?... how does that work?... you got a pair of disco balls or something?
It's a side product of time travel. I jizz glitter, so sue me. "
This is hilarious |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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People that start a sentence with.
I'm not being funny but........
I'm not being a racist but......
Also those who think because its the 'truth' it's okay to tell you even tho you havent asked for their opinion  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Trying to think now... I'm a bit of a grammar nazi so you're/your etc confusion really hack me off. Such a easy thing to get right!!
Sentences containing "that" in place of "who". "
Touche...my error ha ha...have to say that I was going to write a longer sentence than that and then edited it incorrectly...but guess you don't have to believe me being such a pedant... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Poor posture. Do not know why, but it drives me mad, slouching on a cough whilst there's a film on is okay, but when people walk looking all hunched up it peeves me right off. |
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By *bi HaiveMan
over a year ago
Forum Mod Cheeseville, Somerset |
Miles of traffic cones when there's clearly no work been/being done.
Jehovah's witnesses.
Blackberry phones and their stupid tiny keyboards.
Polystyrene packaging that sticks to you and won't fuck off!
Joey Essex.
A |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
Tax dodging multimillionaire news paper proprietors, with "Rothermere" in their title, who haven't payed a single penny in taxes over the last decade thanks to their creative financial arrangements - yet who publish hate stories in their shite low-brow pseudopatriotic wank rag to vilify people on low incomes, benefits or disability allowances as "benefit cheats"...
What's the phrase?.. oh yes:..
.. "Fucking Hypocrite". |
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"Glitter
Oh shush! It's not like I get it every where."
DON'T GIVE ME THAT YOU INCOMPETANT SIMIAN!!!
You got it in the phased-coupling joints and I got stuck in 1215AD for three bloody months!!!!
My stomach still isn't right from eating all that bloody gruel! |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"Glitter
Oh shush! It's not like I get it every where.
Really It's amazing where I found it.
Claire
Well I do have a penchant for jizzing glitter into shoes. You should feel honoured!"
Don't I know it! It's the only way I know you've visited when I'm out and about.
The little thing that annoys me is people using "of" when it should be "have". It just grates.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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sunglasses indoors.
Women with prams who expect everyone to move when they're walking.
People in cars listening to shit, bassy music that sit outside my place waiting for their grotty kids.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Opening a bag of cheese and onion walkers to find 10 crisps.
My knickers getting stuck in my bum crack in public.
People who run for the bus,making it wait who get on and can't find their oyster.
Children who don't stand for elderly people on buses.
Rain when I've spent ages straightening my hair.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Oh, I can so relate to most that has already been posted. My main grips are inconsiderate rail and road users. Main one being people walking behind you in carparks whilst you're reversing instead of waiting for 10 seconds |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Trying to think now... I'm a bit of a grammar nazi so you're/your etc confusion really hack me off. Such a easy thing to get right!!
Sentences containing "that" in place of "who".
Touche...my error ha ha...have to say that I was going to write a longer sentence than that and then edited it incorrectly...but guess you don't have to believe me being such a pedant..."
That's alright, I should have said 'an' instead of 'a'... ugh. Spanish mode activated! |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
Drivers that honk their horns at me because I'm riding my ROAD bike on the road and not on the cycle path..
Blokes who walk straight out of the showers into the changing area at the gym without drying off first, leaving pools of water on the floor for everyone else to stand in whilst trying to get changed
People who take a tea bag out of a cuppa and simply plonk it on the work surface.. |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
Oh, and lard arses at the super market who perch forward and lean most of their weight on the shopping trolley as they move at a snail's pace around the shop. At least stand up for fucks sake, its probably the only form of exercise you ever get! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Christmas
Children
People that can't drive
Children
Cyclists in Oxford who can't ride a bike
Children
Judgemental bastards
Children
People that cannot park
Children
Families
Children
Barmaids/barmen that cannot poor a pint
Children
My ex wife
Children
Think that's it, did I mention Children?
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"Oh, I can so relate to most that has already been posted. My main grips are inconsiderate rail and road users. Main one being people walking behind you in carparks whilst you're reversing instead of waiting for 10 seconds "
People reversing in car parks when it's freezing or pouring with rain and they're in a nice warm, dry car and still can't wait ten seconds for you to pass. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Drivers that honk their horns at me because I'm riding my ROAD bike on the road and not on the cycle path.."
In fairness - if there's a cycle path provided use the bloody thing - that way you won't get car drivers honking at you.
Ever thought you might be wandering or too far out?
Be safer and you don't get wound up |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
"In fairness - if there's a cycle path provided use the bloody thing - that way you won't get car drivers honking at you.
Ever thought you might be wandering or too far out?
Be safer and you don't get wound up"
As a 'proper cylist' (two seasons ago I was competing in cycle racing) and a triathlete before that (including Ironman Switzerland in 2012), do you really think that I and other serious cyclists should not have equal road rights? |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
"In fairness - if there's a cycle path provided use the bloody thing - that way you won't get car drivers honking at you.
Ever thought you might be wandering or too far out?
Be safer and you don't get wound up
As a 'proper cylist' (two seasons ago I was competing in cycle racing) and a triathlete before that (including Ironman Switzerland in 2012), do you really think that I and other serious cyclists should not have equal road rights?"
Furthermore, I'm not suggesting that I'm in anything like the same league, but would you expect Bradley Wiggins, Chris Froome or the Brownlee brothers to be up on the cycle path when they are out on training rides.
This country has made massive strides in the sports of cycling and triathlon over recent years (including two Tour de France wins...the first ever in British history and Olympic gold medals in both time trialing and triathlon). How the hell to people expect budding talent to flourish in the sport if drivers won't even accept their rights to train on the road??
Yes, as you can tell, it really does get on my tits.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In fairness - if there's a cycle path provided use the bloody thing - that way you won't get car drivers honking at you.
Ever thought you might be wandering or too far out?
Be safer and you don't get wound up
As a 'proper cylist' (two seasons ago I was competing in cycle racing) and a triathlete before that (including Ironman Switzerland in 2012), do you really think that I and other serious cyclists should not have equal road rights?
Furthermore, I'm not suggesting that I'm in anything like the same league, but would you expect Bradley Wiggins, Chris Froome or the Brownlee brothers to be up on the cycle path when they are out on training rides.
This country has made massive strides in the sports of cycling and triathlon over recent years (including two Tour de France wins...the first ever in British history and Olympic gold medals in both time trialing and triathlon). How the hell to people expect budding talent to flourish in the sport if drivers won't even accept their rights to train on the road??
Yes, as you can tell, it really does get on my tits.."
Sis I mention equal road rights?
No
BUT when there's a path specifically built for your ease and SAFETY and you choose not to use it then don't moan if another road user beeps their horn at you. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"In fairness - if there's a cycle path provided use the bloody thing - that way you won't get car drivers honking at you.
Ever thought you might be wandering or too far out?
Be safer and you don't get wound up
As a 'proper cylist' (two seasons ago I was competing in cycle racing) and a triathlete before that (including Ironman Switzerland in 2012), do you really think that I and other serious cyclists should not have equal road rights?"
Ah the ones that ride in the middle of the road so that they damage their tremendously expensive rims on the poorly upkept drains |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
"Sis I mention equal road rights?
No
BUT when there's a path specifically built for your ease and SAFETY and you choose not to use it then don't moan if another road user beeps their horn at you."
There is nothing wrong with a car giving a gentle beep to let you know he is approaching (although you do generally hear them anyway). Its the ones that honk there horns and often as not also gesture at us to say 'get the fuck of the road and onto the path' that really piss me off.
Do drivers not realize that cycle paths, whilst practical (and a great addition) for slow social riders and families out on bikes together, are totally impractical for serious cyclists out training on road bikes.
Not only are cycle path surfaces often hopelessly inadequate, but also, cyclists on them are obliged to stop every time the path has a junction with or is crossed by a road.
Finally, cycle paths are also used by pedestrians and walkers. To have serious cyclists, often travelling at speeds well in excess of 20mph on the same paths is a fraught with danger.
Sorry for the rant. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Sis I mention equal road rights?
No
BUT when there's a path specifically built for your ease and SAFETY and you choose not to use it then don't moan if another road user beeps their horn at you.
There is nothing wrong with a car giving a gentle beep to let you know he is approaching (although you do generally hear them anyway). Its the ones that honk there horns and often as not also gesture at us to say 'get the fuck of the road and onto the path' that really piss me off.
Do drivers not realize that cycle paths, whilst practical (and a great addition) for slow social riders and families out on bikes together, are totally impractical for serious cyclists out training on road bikes.
Not only are cycle path surfaces often hopelessly inadequate, but also, cyclists on them are obliged to stop every time the path has a junction with or is crossed by a road.
Finally, cycle paths are also used by pedestrians and walkers. To have serious cyclists, often travelling at speeds well in excess of 20mph on the same paths is a fraught with danger.
Sorry for the rant."
Ah but cyclists do not pay road fund tax.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Serious cyclists" are also the ones that recently have caused numerous accidents due to high speed.
They are the ones that ride 2/3/4 abreast across the road makin it massively dangerous to pass.
They are the ones who have been seen and videoed covering cars with energy drinks because they didn't like the driver making them aware of something.
They are the ones who have caused residents and driver in the Surrey Hills to petition Parliment and the Council to stop the extreme number of races, events, sportives, etc going on every weekend to the detriment of everyone else trying to enjoy the countryside and roads.
I ride road and MTB but make a point of making damn sure I'm 100% on the road because as a car driver and motorcyclist too I've given up counting the number of times I've nearly taken out a cyclist because of their actions and inattention.
If you're on the road - you follow the same rules as everyone else - if you don't then you take the consequences as everyone else does.
Except as a cyclist you don't.
That is why you will get car drivers sounding their horn, etc because "serious cyclists" are just about the worst offenders there are. |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
""Serious cyclists" are also the ones that recently have caused numerous accidents due to high speed.
They are the ones that ride 2/3/4 abreast across the road makin it massively dangerous to pass.
They are the ones who have been seen and videoed covering cars with energy drinks because they didn't like the driver making them aware of something.
They are the ones who have caused residents and driver in the Surrey Hills to petition Parliment and the Council to stop the extreme number of races, events, sportives, etc going on every weekend to the detriment of everyone else trying to enjoy the countryside and roads.
I ride road and MTB but make a point of making damn sure I'm 100% on the road because as a car driver and motorcyclist too I've given up counting the number of times I've nearly taken out a cyclist because of their actions and inattention.
If you're on the road - you follow the same rules as everyone else - if you don't then you take the consequences as everyone else does.
Except as a cyclist you don't.
That is why you will get car drivers sounding their horn, etc because "serious cyclists" are just about the worst offenders there are."
I agree with all the points you make regarding the need for cyclist to ride responsibly and to also abide by the laws of the road.
I too am not only a regular cyclist but also a motorist and (in the past) a keen motorcyclist.
If used correctly our roads should be able to accommodate all users. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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It's about time the rules applied to everyone using the road.
Moving violation regardless of "mode of transport" should carry the same penalty.
Until then you will always get problems.
Look at Oz - cycle paths everywhere, go where you want freely, etc.
However - ride on the road and you WILL wear a helmet. Don't and it's a fine and points on your license.
Run a red - fine and points.
Off the path into the road - fine and points.
Exactly the same as any other road user. |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
"It's about time the rules applied to everyone using the road.
Moving violation regardless of "mode of transport" should carry the same penalty.
Until then you will always get problems.
Look at Oz - cycle paths everywhere, go where you want freely, etc.
However - ride on the road and you WILL wear a helmet. Don't and it's a fine and points on your license.
Run a red - fine and points.
Off the path into the road - fine and points.
Exactly the same as any other road user."
I wouldn't argue with that. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Drivers that honk their horns at me because I'm riding my ROAD bike on the road and not on the cycle path.."
Paranoid... They are merely alerting you of their presence as a matter of courtesy, in the interest of your safety. |
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By *opinovMan
over a year ago
Point Nemo, Cumbria |
Worst road related injury I've ever had was when I was hit by a cyclist whilst walking along a pavement. My right wrist was broken, with a metacarpal jutting out through the skin causing quite a bit of bleeding. The cyclist just got back on his bike and fucked off as if nothing had happened - no apology or interest in how I was.
I've a fair amount of past experience as a competitive cyclist, as well as a motorcycle instructor and road safety instructor and I can tell you that the guy had no business cycling on the pavement.
I see, every day, rules of both road and common sense being flouted by cyclists who appear to think they have certain rights the rest of us don't have... to cycle on pavements, or in the road when there's a clearly marked cycle path available (in the eyes of the law, it's a just bicycle - not a 'road' bicycle - if you doubt me, then go for a ride on the motorway and see what happens), to ravel along a road in a way that causes a deliberate and unnecessary obstruction to other road users (eg. two or three abreast), to run red lights at junctions, to use pedestrian crossing to traverse the flow of traffic without dismounting, etc.
Now don't get me wrong - I see plenty of shit car and wagon drivers too... and motorbikers for that matter - but that doesn't dilute the need for a disproportionately large number of cyclists to drop their 'holier than thou' or 'feel sorry for me coz I'm a victim' attitude and take a little more responsibility for their own actions and safety... and I say this as a cyclist! |
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By *olarfoxMan
over a year ago
North Cambs |
""Drivers that honk their horns at me because I'm riding my ROAD bike on the road and not on the cycle path.."
Paranoid... They are merely alerting you of their presence as a matter of courtesy, in the interest of your safety. "
You didn't see this bit later on in the discussion..
'There is nothing wrong with a car giving a gentle beep to let you know he is approaching (although you do generally hear them anyway). Its the ones that honk there horns and often as not also gesture at us to say 'get the fuck of the road and onto the path' that really piss me off.' |
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"Glitter
Oh shush! It's not like I get it every where.
DON'T GIVE ME THAT YOU INCOMPETANT SIMIAN!!!
You got it in the phased-coupling joints and I got stuck in 1215AD for three bloody months!!!!
My stomach still isn't right from eating all that bloody gruel! "
That was Soxy. 
Anyway I like gruel. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Men , all men today
Hey babe  why so down on the bros!?
Come sit on Uncle Funky's knee and we'll discuss what ever pops up. IF U NO WAT I MEAN!!¡"
Made me smile thank you x |
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"Men , all men today
Hey babe why so down on the bros!?
Come sit on Uncle Funky's knee and we'll discuss what ever pops up. IF U NO WAT I MEAN!!¡
Made me smile thank you x"
You're welcome doll face. x |
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Table hoggers at cafés. You get your stuff and there's no free table to eat at, as some are plonked there, waiting for someone to turn up, the Mrs to finish shopping etc, before even queuing to get their stuff. |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
People who dawdle in Supermarkets,train stations and just get in the bloody way! If you can't hurry up, don't visit the place!
People who wait for the bus then board it, only to then hunt for their purse or wallet and once they do find it, either finding any coins and thus hold up the bus! Get your money ready!
People who ask the most stupid questions, like yesterday... someone in front of me at a ticket window at a station at 10am, was asking the clerk "what trains will be running on Tuesday?" (at that time the rail strike was still ON). WTF! How could the ckerk predict 4-5 days in advance? If the person only put their brain in gear before speaking?!!!!
Plus, at this time of year, the over hyping of that yawnfest, that is, the Eurovision Song Contest! I suppose it appeals to someone, but why is there wall to wall hype?? |
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