Cyclist Slashed Tyres

mae <peter@xyz_ringtail.fsnet.co.uk> wedi ysgrifennu:

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OK, would any cyclists like to defend this:

news.telegraph.co.ukmain.jhtmlOpen ↗
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cars125.xml

I notice that all follow-ups for this have been directed to
uk.tosspot, so replies are not appearing here.

Don't feed the troll.

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"PeterE" <peter@xyz_ringtail.fsnet.co.uk> wrote in message
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OK, would any cyclists like to defend this:

news.telegraph.co.ukmain.jhtmlOpen ↗
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(this story first discussed ages ago when it was news)

Hmmmm, smells like trollshit. What's that? Dishonest followup-
to? Yep, definitely trollshit.

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PeterE posted ...

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OK, would any cyclists like to defend this:

news.telegraph.co.ukmain.jhtmlOpen ↗
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cars125.xml

Good screw-up for the return post, troll.

It was discussed in uk.rec.cycling when it was actually
news, with wide condemnation.

Would you care to comment on the atentiveness of motorists
who, I quote from the same piece - "Some of Carpenter's
victims drove many miles unaware that their tyres were
slowly deflating."

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PeterE posted ...

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OK, would any cyclists like to defend this:

news.telegraph.co.ukmain.jhtmlOpen ↗
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cars125.xml

Good screw-up for the return post, troll.

It was discussed in uk.rec.cycling when it was actually
news, with wide condemnation.

Would you care to comment on the atentiveness of motorists
who, I quote from the same piece - "Some of Carpenter's
victims drove many miles unaware that their tyres were
slowly deflating."

This whole story is very regrettable, not least because it
has precipitated a rant by Jennifer Selway in today's
Express about cyclists; "I remember when cyclists knew their
place, in the guard's van; one day they will wake up and
realise that getting from A to B is much more pleasant in a
car with air-con" sorry can't face reading any more ;-(

On 26 Mar 2004 08:05:16 -0800, [email hidden] (MartinM) wrote in
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one day they will wake up and realise that getting from A
to B is much more pleasant in a car with air-con

LOL! Which of course explains why all those cyclists, with
their above-average incomes, house ownership, car ownership
and educational achievements, prefer to ride rather than to
drive. Amazing, isn't it, the insight which car use gives
into the relative merits of other modes of which you have no
experience. She is obviously another Nugentoid.

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"Just zis Guy, you know?" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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On 26 Mar 2004 08:05:16 -0800, [email hidden]
(MartinM) wrote in message
<[email hidden]>:

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one day they will wake up and realise that getting from A
to B is much more pleasant in a car with air-con

LOL! Which of course explains why all those cyclists, with
their above-average incomes, house ownership, car
ownership and educational achievements, prefer to ride
rather than to drive. Amazing, isn't it, the insight which
car use gives into the relative merits of other modes of
which you have no experience. She is obviously another
Nugentoid.

It promises to be a good weekend to be out on a bike
unless you live in W London; half the South East and most
of the Mail/Express readers will be in gridlock/arguing
with cyclists on trains, travelling to the Ideal Home
Exhibition ;-)

mae <[email hidden]> wedi ysgrifennu:

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It promises to be a good weekend to be out on a bike
unless you live in W London; half the South East and most
of the Mail/Express readers will be in gridlock/arguing
with cyclists on trains, travelling to the Ideal Home
Exhibition ;-)

Hmmm... Isn't the ideal home for an average Daily Mail
reader somewhere on Mars?

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"Robert Bruce" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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mae <[email hidden]> wedi ysgrifennu:

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It promises to be a good weekend to be out on a bike
unless you live in W London; half the South East and
most of the Mail/Express readers will be in
gridlock/arguing with cyclists on trains, travelling to
the Ideal Home Exhibition ;-)

Hmmm... Isn't the ideal home for an average Daily Mail
reader somewhere on Mars?

No, there are no cars on Mars ;-)

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Hmmm... Isn't the ideal home for an average Daily Mail
reader somewhere on Mars?

No, there are no cars on Mars ;-)

I think he meant one of those planets well off to the right