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  1. Came across this today: http://tinyurl.com/kx2np

    Anyone care to clarify?!

  2. Jason Cooper said:

    Came across this today: http://tinyurl.com/kx2np

    Anyone care to clarify?!

    It's part of the cunning new Government plan to eliminate cycling deaths
    and injuries. The Highway Code will soon stop cyclists using the road
    when there is a shared use facility such as this available. But, to
    ensure accidents aren't simply transferred to the facility, cyclists are
    banned from cycling there. Added benefits are they now don't need to do
    anything to the pavement and it wins the motoring and pedestrian vote.
    Double gins and re-elections all round ;-)

    --
    Tony

    "Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
    his intelligence; he is just using his memory."
    - Leonardo da Vinci

  3. Jason Cooper said:

    Came across this today: http://tinyurl.com/kx2np
    Anyone care to clarify?!

    No-one remotely sane. Clicking random links without even a hint of
    where it might take you or what might happen when you arrive is
    foolhardy, imo. Since tinyurl doesn't even tell you where you're
    about to go, I wouldn't follow a tinyurl unless from someone I trust.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  4. Ian Smith said:
    Jason Cooper said:

    Came across this today: http://tinyurl.com/kx2np
    Anyone care to clarify?!

    No-one remotely sane. Clicking random links without even a hint of
    where it might take you or what might happen when you arrive is
    foolhardy, imo. Since tinyurl doesn't even tell you where you're
    about to go, I wouldn't follow a tinyurl unless from someone I trust.

    One of the limitations of tinyurl which makeashorterlink avoids. The
    link by the way is safe but if you have a decent browser* and don't do
    the obviously stoopid stuff you should be OK regardless

    *which does not include the products of M$

    --
    Tony

    "Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
    his intelligence; he is just using his memory."
    - Leonardo da Vinci

  5. Ian Smith said:

    No-one remotely sane. Clicking random links without even a hint of
    where it might take you or what might happen when you arrive is
    foolhardy, imo. Since tinyurl doesn't even tell you where you're
    about to go, I wouldn't follow a tinyurl unless from someone I trust.

    Here's the full URL:
    http:[email hidden]/detail?.dir=/aa36re2&.dnm=2865re2.jpg

  6. Tony Raven said:
    Jason Cooper said:

    Came across this today: http://tinyurl.com/kx2np

    Anyone care to clarify?!

    It's part of the cunning new Government plan to eliminate cycling
    deaths and injuries. The Highway Code will soon stop cyclists using
    the road when there is a shared use facility such as this available.
    But, to ensure accidents aren't simply transferred to the facility,
    cyclists are banned from cycling there. Added benefits are they now
    don't need to do anything to the pavement and it wins the motoring
    and pedestrian vote. Double gins and re-elections all round ;-)

    Here's further proof of the plot. Cycle onward, over that wall, and out to
    sea!
    http://www.trustphotosite.com/martin/Cycling2/default.aspx
    Scroll to pic 12
    --

    Martin Bulmer

  7. Martin Bulmer said:

    Here's further proof of the plot. Cycle onward, over that wall, and out to
    sea!
    http://www.trustphotosite.com/martin/Cycling2/default.aspx
    Scroll to pic 12

    Only if you register.. Otherwise you get shunted to the home page.

    ...d

  8. David Martin said:
    Martin Bulmer said:

    Here's further proof of the plot. Cycle onward, over that wall, and out to
    sea!
    http://www.trustphotosite.com/martin/Cycling2/default.aspx
    Scroll to pic 12

    Only if you register.. Otherwise you get shunted to the home page.

    I got there but you have to trim the default.aspx off the end. Its
    worth it though.

    --
    Tony

    "Anyone who conducts an argument by appealing to authority is not using
    his intelligence; he is just using his memory."
    - Leonardo da Vinci

  9. Sorry. Go Homepage, search for Martin (yes, I got in early) Look in
    cycling2, scroll to the end.
    No, I probably wouldn't bother either.
    If you do, there's another one in the other cycling folder which shows a
    confusing Welsh cycle route.

    --

    Martin Bulmer

    "David Martin" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    Martin Bulmer said:

    Here's further proof of the plot. Cycle onward, over that wall, and out


    to

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    sea!
    http://www.trustphotosite.com/martin/Cycling2/default.aspx
    Scroll to pic 12

    Only if you register.. Otherwise you get shunted to the home page.

    ..d

  10. Tony Raven said:
    Quoted message said:

    No-one remotely sane. Clicking random links without even a hint of
    where it might take you or what might happen when you arrive is
    foolhardy, imo. Since tinyurl doesn't even tell you where you're
    about to go, I wouldn't follow a tinyurl unless from someone I trust.

    One of the limitations of tinyurl which makeashorterlink avoids. The
    link by the way is safe but if you have a decent browser* and don't do
    the obviously stoopid stuff you should be OK regardless

    Actually, it's not a limitation:

    http://tinyurl.com/preview.php

    Anthony

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