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• #6277
Get a car and run them over to teach them a lesson.
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• #6278
punch them in the liver obviously.
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• #6279
Don't you mean kidney?
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• #6280
Well they're heading towards Brixton I was hoping someone else might.
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• #6281
Seriously there was a guy this evening shouting and trying to bang on the side of a car that was 'crowding him' as he tried to cross 2 lanes of traffic after pulling away from the lights
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• #6282
Get a car and run them over to teach them a lesson.
I have a car, on this job I've had to use it some days, pulling away from these lights is a bit of a nightmare. Also 100 m before them there is a traffic light for the bus lane. When the light changes for traffic in the other lane traffic going straight on to Camberwell moves over into the left lane as the bus lane ends. Motorbikes and occasionally TTing cyclists try to overtake on the inside as their lane ends. I came as close as I ever want to to hitting someone on two wheels a few weeks ago, he was trying to undertake me so be could cross over the lane and......... go down Brixton road.
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• #6283
Don't you mean kidney?
pft! catch someone in the liver and its goodnight.
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• #6284
Pft! Catch someone in the liver and it's goodnight.
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• #6285
Wiggo, a self-proclaimed RLJ through his youth.
*BBC News channel just now.
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• #6286
Knobber.
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• #6287
Nobber.
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• #6288
pft! catch someone in the liver and its goodnight.
Capital letter at the beginning of a sentence.
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• #6289
it's a stylistic thing.
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• #6290
Capital letter for place names too. Brixtonjones
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• #6291
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• #6292
Easy now. I think it was said in jest. I was trolling him in the first place.
(Just a shame he was beaten to it by mustelid features)
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• #6293
Exactly.
Capital letter at the beginning of a sentence.
Repost.
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• #6294
Repost.
Repost.
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• #6295
Repost.
Repost.
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• #6296
I'll come back later, to see how this evolves...
*lookingpromisingsofar
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• #6297
to all the knobs turning across 2 lanes of traffic into Brixton road at the oval , you're knobs. Every fucking day I watch, hoping no one goes under a car.
I'm in the left lane because I'm going down Camberwell, why are you if you're going to Brixton?????Can't work out what you mean by turning left here, but these junctions are a nightmare. Every day going Camberwell-Vauxhall, people RLJ to get to the little island in the middle of the lane. It offers no advantage other than increasing their chances of getting flattened.
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• #6298
The lights I'm talking about are on the short bit of Brixton rd between Kennington Park Rd and Camberwell New Rd. The knobs are at the lights -where there is an ASL- all on the left side of the road, the lights change and they turn right across the traffic down towards Brixton.
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• #6299
I know where you mean, and I used to come through there everyday.
To be fair to them, the speed cars come through there, it can be hard to get yourself over in time, especially if you've come round the corner in the bus lane.
It's a scramble, but more about bad road design, not bad cyclists.
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• #6300
The bus lane with its separate traffic lights is certainly an encouragement to cyclists going on to Brixton to approach the junction in the wrong lane, maybe not using the bus lane would be a good idea then there's no scramble. But the incidents that have made we wince were when that light is red and cyclist filtered up on the left, stayed on the left until the lights go green, then try and cross 2 lanes of traffic.
Nobs.