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Re: A few euphemisms?

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  1. ®i©ardo said:

    That makes it a sort of "mass crime" doesn't it, in that cyclists are
    never, ever in the wrong in an accident situation, whilst motorists and
    their passengers are always the guilty parties in such circumstances,
    thus everyone on the bus is GUILTY.

    Hang your heads in shame.

    Cyclists were spectacularly wrong yesterday, all on their own, not any
    motorised vehicles or pedestrians involved, blocked the entire highway
    at Ghent in Belgium with a sort of gay orgy of skin tight lycra,
    multiple pile up.

    Saw the replay several times on the box, It was hilarious.

  2. NM said:
    ®i©ardo said:

    That makes it a sort of "mass crime" doesn't it, in that cyclists are
    never, ever in the wrong in an accident situation, whilst motorists and
    their passengers are always the guilty parties in such circumstances,
    thus everyone on the bus is GUILTY.

    Hang your heads in shame.

    Cyclists were spectacularly wrong yesterday, all on their own, not any
    motorised vehicles or pedestrians involved, blocked the entire highway
    at Ghent in Belgium with a sort of gay orgy of skin tight lycra,
    multiple pile up.

    Saw the replay several times on the box, It was hilarious.

    The above is a cross-posted troll from uk.tosspot.

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, NM
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    ®i©ardo said:

    That makes it a sort of "mass crime" doesn't it, in that cyclists are
    never, ever in the wrong in an accident situation, whilst motorists and
    their passengers are always the guilty parties in such circumstances,
    thus everyone on the bus is GUILTY.

    Hang your heads in shame.

    Cyclists were spectacularly wrong yesterday, all on their own, not any
    motorised vehicles or pedestrians involved, blocked the entire highway
    at Ghent in Belgium with a sort of gay orgy of skin tight lycra,
    multiple pile up.

    Saw the replay several times on the box, It was hilarious.


    The first time I saw it I thought "Ow, nasty", but watching the slow
    motion replay a few times turned it into a sort of comic ballet.
    On the one hand you have to feel sorry for anyone who's been injured in
    a way that will mess up their Tour, but on the other hand what did they
    expect riding fast and close on a wet road?

  4. Rob Morley said:

    In article <[email hidden]>, NM
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:
    ®i©ardo said:

    That makes it a sort of "mass crime" doesn't it, in that cyclists are
    never, ever in the wrong in an accident situation, whilst motorists and
    their passengers are always the guilty parties in such circumstances,
    thus everyone on the bus is GUILTY.

    Hang your heads in shame.


    Cyclists were spectacularly wrong yesterday, all on their own, not any
    motorised vehicles or pedestrians involved, blocked the entire highway
    at Ghent in Belgium with a sort of gay orgy of skin tight lycra,
    multiple pile up.

    Saw the replay several times on the box, It was hilarious.


    The first time I saw it I thought "Ow, nasty", but watching the slow
    motion replay a few times turned it into a sort of comic ballet.
    On the one hand you have to feel sorry for anyone who's been injured in
    a way that will mess up their Tour, but on the other hand what did they
    expect riding fast and close on a wet road?

    I'm a bit worried about who they are going to blame. Being cyclists, it
    obviously can't be their fault.

    --
    Moving things in still pictures!

  5. ®i©ardo said:

    I'm a bit worried about who they are going to blame. Being cyclists, it
    obviously can't be their fault.

    Greasy road. Probably some oil dropped by a motorist. :-)

    --
    Dave...

  6. "dkahn400" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    ®i©ardo said:

    I'm a bit worried about who they are going to blame. Being cyclists, it
    obviously can't be their fault.

    Greasy road. Probably some oil dropped by a motorist. :-)

    --
    Dave...

    nope!
    all caused by that nasty Mr Zabel changing direction rather violently

    ---
    bjt

  7. In article <[email hidden]>, ®i©ardo
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:

    I'm a bit worried about who they are going to blame. Being cyclists, it
    obviously can't be their fault.


    Obviously a diesel spill ...

  8. dkahn400 said:
    ®i©ardo said:

    I'm a bit worried about who they are going to blame. Being cyclists, it
    obviously can't be their fault.

    Greasy road. Probably some oil dropped by a motorist. :-)

    --
    Dave...


    LOL!

    --
    Moving things in still pictures!

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