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Bikes kill!

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  1. I came across this while having a look at a Seoul critical mass website:

    http://tinyurl.com/b7of2

    ...reminded me of the time I accidentaly ran over a huge rat in Adelaide,
    and the other night a possum or something came close to getting tangled
    up in my spokes.

    Poor things, having to deal with whirring spots of light in the night
    whizzing by with invisible crushing machinery trailing behind.

    - mkli

  2. Youch! Check out the busted forks! It's quite a good ad for the wheels
    - the spokes seem intact - but I can't make out the brand.

    Oh, yes, poor critter!

    Donga

  3. As ghastly as this pix are, they hardly compare next to daily carnage caused to humans & animals by *ahem* cars. 🙁

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    I came across this while having a look at a Seoul critical mass website:

    http://tinyurl.com/b7of2

    ..reminded me of the time I accidentaly ran over a huge rat in Adelaide,
    and the other night a possum or something came close to getting tangled
    up in my spokes.

    Poor things, having to deal with whirring spots of light in the night
    whizzing by with invisible crushing machinery trailing behind.

    - mkli

    I had to take evasive action this morning 3 times - a small bird, and
    two frilly-neck lizards. (I love those things, they're so damn cute!)

    Tam

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