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I hope that the license plate of the second car read something along
the lines of "car ma".It reminds me of the ./ sig ... "My karma just ran over your dogma".
As much as I don't care for what the dudes are up to, one has to think
that its a good ad for not blasting cyclists with a car door unless you
have a 127.0.0.1 deathwish. I think that's why its posted with 3
repeats of the [deadly] impact.Methinks that the driver, cameraguy and other dude are accessories to
an involuntary manslaughter. Even if the bike whacking car was only
doing 20 mph and the other car is doing 30 mph - its the same as if he
just ate that bumper at 50 mph.-bdbafh
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Attempted murder of the cyclist, definitely.
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In article <[email hidden]>, PCB <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Sweet YouTube vid.
After a little investigation, it looks as if the car that hit the moron
was actually parked. The vid can be downloaded and watched on the app
of your choice that supports wmv:
http://www.digitek-solutions.com/bumperhit.wmvSupposedly this numbskull was not trying to "door" the cyclist, but only
hanging out of the open door so as to reach the cyclist's head.What I've found on this so far:
http://www.uselessjunk.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1220&mo
de=nested&order=0&thold=-1
http:// www.bikeforums.net/archive/index.php/t-114645The vid seems to corroborate the story. It's still very funny about the
guy who kissed the bumper though. -
A longer version was posted last year on
http://www.blogtelevision.net/p/Watch-Video-Instant-Karma___1,2,,11144.html
which is no longer there.I heard from a person on a mailing list that this was filmed in Chicago
and the guy had several plastic surgeries to repair his lip.The story is that these kids go around smacking each other while
riding, so the car dude knew the bike dude, so it wasn't some random
act of violence, just some kids f'ing around.PCB said:
In article <[email hidden]>, PCB <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Sweet YouTube vid.
After a little investigation, it looks as if the car that hit the moron
was actually parked. The vid can be downloaded and watched on the app
of your choice that supports wmv:
http://www.digitek-solutions.com/bumperhit.wmvSupposedly this numbskull was not trying to "door" the cyclist, but only
hanging out of the open door so as to reach the cyclist's head.What I've found on this so far:
http://www.uselessjunk.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=1220&mo
de=nested&order=0&thold=-1
http:// www.bikeforums.net/archive/index.php/t-114645The vid seems to corroborate the story. It's still very funny about the
guy who kissed the bumper though. -
Quoted message said:
A longer version was posted last year on
http://www.blogtelevision.net/p/Watch-Video-Instant-Karma___1,2,,11144.html
which is no longer there.I heard from a person on a mailing list that this was filmed in Chicago
and the guy had several plastic surgeries to repair his lip.The story is that these kids go around smacking each other while
riding, so the car dude knew the bike dude, so it wasn't some random
act of violence, just some kids f'ing around.Self-cleaning gene pool in action.
R
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news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
A longer version was posted last year on
http://www.blogtelevision.net/p/Watch-Video-Instant-Karma___1,2,,11144.html
which is no longer there.
I am a bit confused. Why did you post a link to a video that is no longer
there?
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