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Pavement cyclists

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  1. Got hit in the ankle today by front wheel of a bike belonging to a pavement
    cyclist whilst I was walking along the footpath in Dereham. Didn't mind
    though, the pavement cyclist in question was about three years old, and on
    his *tiny* bike with stabilsers, out with his mum 🙂 He was very cute,
    wearing a fleece top, multicoloured with a pattern of cyclists on it.
    Indeed, if I ever see said fleece top in adult size, I'd be highly tempted
    to buy one! His mum apologised for him hitting me in the ankle, but I said I
    was fine and it was lovely to see a wee one enjoying being on his bike.

    Cheers, helen s

  2. "wafflycat" <waffles*$*A**T*v21net$*££*D*O*T*co*D£$£*O*T*uk> wrote in
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    Quoted message said:

    Got hit in the ankle today by front wheel of a bike belonging to a
    pavement cyclist whilst I was walking along the footpath in Dereham.
    Didn't mind though, the pavement cyclist in question was about three years
    old, and on his *tiny* bike with stabilsers, out with his mum 🙂 He was
    very cute, wearing a fleece top, multicoloured with a pattern of cyclists
    on it. Indeed, if I ever see said fleece top in adult size, I'd be highly
    tempted to buy one! His mum apologised for him hitting me in the ankle,
    but I said I was fine and it was lovely to see a wee one enjoying being on
    his bike.

    I don't know, 'ooligan pedestrians not looking where they are going.

  3. wafflycat said:

    Got hit in the ankle today by front wheel of a bike belonging to a
    pavement cyclist whilst I was walking along the footpath in Dereham.
    Didn't mind though, the pavement cyclist in question was about three
    years old, and on his *tiny* bike with stabilsers, out with his mum 🙂
    He was very cute, wearing a fleece top, multicoloured with a pattern of
    cyclists on it. Indeed, if I ever see said fleece top in adult size, I'd
    be highly tempted to buy one! His mum apologised for him hitting me in
    the ankle, but I said I was fine and it was lovely to see a wee one
    enjoying being on his bike.

    Cheers, helen s

    All very well and good Miss Wafflycat but don't forget that todays teeny
    cycle terror could be tomorrows terrorist. A swift clip round the ear with
    a copy of The Labour Partys Conference Document would soon have put him to
    rights.

    --
    Best Wishes from Martin (Just down the road a bit at Kings Lynn)

    So many questions, so few answers.

    PGP Key ID, 0x581E4CE1

  4. "Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    All very well and good Miss Wafflycat but don't forget that todays teeny
    cycle terror could be tomorrows terrorist. A swift clip round the ear
    with a copy of The Labour Partys Conference Document would soon have put
    him to rights.

    Aye, thinking back I really should have gone into Clarkson mode & thwap'd
    the little b*gger with me bar bag (which was over my shoulder at the time)

    Quoted message said:


    --
    Best Wishes from Martin (Just down the road a bit at Kings Lynn)

    Greetings from Wendling. Next season Nathan will be cycling in King's Lynn
    CC colours!

    Cheers, helen s

  5. Martin said:
    wafflycat said:

    Got hit in the ankle today by front wheel of a bike belonging to a
    pavement cyclist whilst I was walking along the footpath in Dereham.
    Didn't mind though, the pavement cyclist in question was about three
    years old, and on his *tiny* bike with stabilsers, out with his mum 🙂
    He was very cute, wearing a fleece top, multicoloured with a pattern
    of cyclists on it. Indeed, if I ever see said fleece top in adult
    size, I'd be highly tempted to buy one! His mum apologised for him
    hitting me in the ankle, but I said I was fine and it was lovely to
    see a wee one enjoying being on his bike.

    Cheers, helen s

    All very well and good Miss Wafflycat but don't forget that todays teeny
    cycle terror could be tomorrows terrorist. A swift clip round the ear
    with a copy of The Labour Partys Conference Document would soon have put
    him to rights.

    Here here! Arrest him under the Terrorism Act for being in possession
    of a bicycle and fleece top and send him to Belmarsh without trial. You
    can't be too careful and if we can save just one life.......[cont. on p92]

    --
    Tony

    "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't"
    Anon

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