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• #5927
It's elk and safety gone mad?
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• #5928
Doh!
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• #5929
We moost rein this in again.
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• #5930
that Skydancer hes got no I deer
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• #5931
Maybe the deer would have survived if Makro hadn't been wearing a helmet, ever think of that? Ok, he wasn't badly hurt, but only because he has the blood of a baby bambi deer on his helmet. Wait, that sounds wrong.
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• #5932
All puns are fair game.
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• #5934
Jordan, who was not wearing a cycling helmet, had some cuts and bruises.
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• #5935
they fucking love this shit in Dorset, helmets save lives- the papers say so- it must be true!!
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• #5936
She didn't seem to aware that her son wasn't wearing a helmet.
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• #5937
The pedestrian was the one that suffered the head injury...
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• #5938
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• #5939
Great premise for a news story though:
"Someone's mum has an opinion."
Hold the front page.
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• #5940
The comments section is not too bad, look at which ones have been positively commended.
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• #5941
Oof, you almost made me start reading the comments there.
There's no point looking at the bottom half of the bottom half of the Internet.
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• #5942
I started reading the arse end half of the internet and stopped at this enlightened comment:
Teenagers,OAPs, cycles- all three are liabilities.
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• #5944
Not surprise, Denmark have a mandatory law for children wearing helmets as well.
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• #5945
What counts as a 'child' in this case? Under 18, or under 13 as some laws relating to children define it as?
Don't have too much of a problem with say under 10s being made to wear helmets as they have much softer skulls and are much more susceptable to brain injury, but forcing 14-15 year olds to wear helmets is fucking ridiculous.
Who is 'the bicycle helmet' organisation anyway? Going through their tweets they seem to be some kind of covert anti-cycling group, saying that not wearing helmets is more dangerous for young cyclists than cars? WTF.
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• #5946
Probably the same as cycling on the pavement, up to 11 years olds.
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• #5947
i'm ok with this. so long as they make kids wear helmets in cars as well, where you're statistically more likely to sustain a head injury. if this is not the case, and i suspect it is, all you have is a piece of blatant anti-cycling legislation fluffed up as some overwrought 'won't somebody think of the children', lowest common denominator horseshit.
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• #5948
Not surprise, Denmark have a mandatory law for children wearing helmets as well.
There was a proposal a few years ago, but that was thrown out. Has there been another, successful attempt since?
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• #5949
I've been wearing a helmet lately. My reasons are putrely political. Bring on the hate.
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• #5950
Just to wind up some colleagues who keep blathering on about me not wearing one I have taken to keeping one at work, and when get there I put it on until I leave, then take it off.
Fucking helmet hair though. Soon smoothed out by the breeze on the way home.
I don't have the hart for this.