Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc) 3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
"Succorso" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc) 3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
-- Chris
Well I do drive an A-class Merc, so it's only a teeny-tiny Merc :-) You missed out First buses and Woody HGVs. You are completely correct about the local BMWs and Audis. Mind you, cycling back from Dereham yesterday I think you could add Vauxhall drivers to the list ;-) I'm going to cycle to Norwich today - should be fun.
Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc) 3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
Upon the miasma of midnight, a darkling spirit identified as Succorso <[email hidden]> gently breathed:
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Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way)
Totally agreed! I first noticed these when I first started driving in Glasgow - there seems to be a certain type of confident, aggressive young successful male who all drive BMWs and all drive appallingly.
What is it about BMWs that appeals so much to these people? They almost never seem to drive anything else!
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Totally agreed! I first noticed these when I first started driving in Glasgow - there seems to be a certain type of confident, aggressive young successful male who all drive BMWs and all drive appallingly.
It's not just the blokes. Women BMW drivers seem be total arses too in many a case.
Cheers, helen s
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What is it about BMWs that appeals so much to these people? They almost never seem to drive anything else!
Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc) 3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
o Bendy-bus drivers. They are in league with Stan. o Most of those who go upon two wheels with an engine. Do you lot /ever/ use your mirrors[1]? o The Trolls who have repeatedly tried and failed to fill the trench across the eastbound Ferry Lane, N17, just past the zebra crossing. You owe me an inner tube, you twunts.
1 - Idiot Protomod this morning, who decided to change lanes into me while I was overtaking it - on its right - clearly doesn't
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Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/ World Domination? Just find a world that's into that kind of thing, then chain to the floor and walk up and down on it in high heels. (Mr. Sunshine)
"Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Succorso said:
Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc) 3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
6. car drivers who, as they are only entering a major road in order to then immediately turn left again, have no requirement to pay any attention to anyone who may be using said road. 7. Anyone with a mobile phone riveted to their ear (I wish) 8. The Royal Mail, arses to a man.
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also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
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6. car drivers who, as they are only entering a major road in order to then immediately turn left again, have no requirement to pay any attention to anyone who may be using said road. 7. Anyone with a mobile phone riveted to their ear (I wish) 8. Royal Mail van drivers.
I saw a cycling postman wearing a helmet last week. First time I've seen that.
-- Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address) <URL:http://www.speedy5.freeserve.co.uk/danny/> "He who dares not offend cannot be honest." - Thomas Paine
Newsgroups: uk.rec.cycling From: "MartinM" <[email hidden]> - Find messages by this author Date: 23 Mar 2005 14:22:51 -0800 Local: Wed, Mar 23 2005 2:22 pm Subject: Re: My [censored] List Reply | Reply to Author | Forward | Print | Individual Message | Show original | Report Abuse
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8. The Royal Mail, arses to a man.
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I saw a cycling postman wearing a helmet last week. First time I've seen that.
I was only referring to their 7.5 T van drivers, their cycloposties do a sterling job with dubious carbon fibre-look headgear and unfeasibly small wheels
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc) 3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
Additional: Evening Standard delivery van drivers, and not just because they're in the pay of those Spawn of Stan, Associated "Newspapers"
Additional 2: The trench referred to yesterday claimed another victim last night. Healthy traffic tailback due to cyclist being mended by paramedic.
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Dave Larrington - http://www.legslarry.beerdrinkers.co.uk/ World Domination? Just find a world that's into that kind of thing, then chain to the floor and walk up and down on it in high heels. (Mr. Sunshine)
On 24/3/05 3:13 pm, in article [email hidden], "Simon Brooke"
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Apologies to the one or two responsible people on this forum who might also happen to crop up in my [censored] list - you are rare.
This list is based on my experiences as a driver as well as a cyclist.
1. BMW drivers (number 1 by a LONG way) 2. Other German car drivers (Audi's, Mercs etc)
That's my wife, you're talking about, then.
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3. White van drivers 4. Carters coaches (only applicable to this part of Norfolk I guess) 5. 4x4's on the skool run
And again. It is half a mile, you know.
When I was six I used to walk further than that to school - by myself. So, I'm prepared to bet, did most of us.
I'd have been told off if I did.. School was closer than that ;-)
I didn't walk to school on my own till I was 8, but I did have a load of minor roads to cross in suburban London. My daughter (8) can walk to school on her own. My son (6) is not yet allowed to but can walk with his sister. He'll be allowed to next year. They might be allowed to go to the park on their own this summer. They will have two roads to cross by means of Pelican crossings, and one minor road.