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Neil Brooks said:
I hope you're ok. I'm *glad* you're ok.My opinion? Ride with a mirror and use it religiously. If you knew
what was coming before it had to beep at you, this *probably* would
have ended differently.
I agree. This is a one-in-a-million incident.
MHO: riding the "wrong" way only allows you to see the car that hits
you. I can't see where it would have any advantages otherwise.
Jeff
Because you know what's coming... and you can react to "it" - like a drunk
driver that is obviously not keeping a straight line, a lorry that is being
overtaken so it can not pass you with big enough margin - and so on. I am
not saying that is *always* good, but hey - it is a matter of judgment.
"meritummalpakropkabuziaczekkropkapl"?
If you say that backwards, do you return to the 27th dimention? §;-3)
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"May you have the winds at your back,
And a really low gear for the hills!"
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31st - the last time I checked 🙂
Anti-spam address - you just need to read it out in polish (fairly easy) and
write it as it goes - it keeps my account clean of spam.
Per MiSzA:
Quoted message said:Anti-spam address - you just need to read it out in polish (fairly easy) and
write it as it goes - it keeps my account clean of spam.
I just found out from the support group at Individual.net that appending
".invalid" to a bogus address helps them out - so I did it.
Something about "keeping the namespace clean".... whatever a 'namespace' is....
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