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• #2877
Ok, it's old news but I don't understand how the accept such a shit picture. Fucking editors (or whoever)
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• #2879
Tea party activist in racist email about obama shocker
http://thedailywh.at/2011/04/17/this-is-all-kinds-of-wrong-of-the-day-3/
Reached by telephone and asked if she thought the email was appropriate, Davenport said, "Oh, come on! Everybody who knows me knows that I am not a racist. It was a joke. I have friends who are black. Besides, I only sent it to a few people--mostly people I didn't think would be upset by it."
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• #2880
Oliver, don't spoil my outrage.
It's not so much the content that annoys me, but the presentation and the non-stop conjecture. Are cyclists not allowed on the road? I don't know but he says he looked before stepping into the road but was hit by a 'silent' cyclist 'probably travelling 20-30mph' who seemed to be 'wearing headphones and listening to music'.
At best there is a very lazy editor at that paper.
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• #2881
The Mail piece also includes this
*A few days later I received the following reply: ‘Thank you for your request for compensation from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme 2008. We have looked carefully at the information sent to us . . . and I am sorry that I cannot make a full or reduced award because paragraph 11 of **the Scheme excludes the payment of compensation for injuries caused by a vehicle *unless the vehicle was used in a deliberate attempt to cause injury.’
That has nothing to do with cyclists per se. Why is it in the article, besides allowing the writer to feel even more victimised and hard done by?
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• #2882
Oliver, don't spoil my outrage.
Ha.
It's not so much the content that annoys me, but the presentation and the non-stop conjecture. Are cyclists not allowed on the road? I don't know but he says he looked before stepping into the road but was hit by a 'silent' cyclist 'probably travelling 20-30mph' who seemed to be 'wearing headphones and listening to music'.
His argument was that cycling was not permitted on this street. Cycling bans obviously only work in extreme circumstances.
At best there is a very lazy editor at that paper.
Welcome to the whole of the UK press. You used to get extremely stupid 'opinion pieces' on this topic in the Guardian. All I was saying was that this was actually much more balanced than the usual tripe of this kind.
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• #2883
http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/apr/18/ferrero-heir-dies-cycling-accident
someone better tell the ambassador...
/too soon?
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• #2884
^ wonder if he was wearing a helmet
/trollface.jpeg
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• #2885
details seem curiously sketchy - 'he fell off his bike'... being from that part of the world i can't help but presume there's more to this story than what has been reported thusfar.
rest easy mister, you made a fine choccy.
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• #2886
Mrs. Generate said she read in a paper that he was on a motorcycle.
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• #2887
Ed Milliband is such a pathetic 'leader'....
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• #2888
His name always makes me think of http://www.milliput.com/
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• #2890
Researchers display evidence that iOS 4 records all your travels
Oh yay, as well as having all my credit card details, address', contact details, emails, images etc etc,
it tracks where ever i go.
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• #2891
Tap water is damaged and bad for you, says the makers of Real Water™
Paging £100/Tynan...
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• #2892
if water has a memory there's a whole lot of shit drinking going down
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• #2893
Best story on BBC news website today
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• #2894
I take that same story, with a somewhat more amusing and bizarre reporting angle.
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• #2895
French Riot Police banned from drinking on the job
How can i crack ze skulls without ma wine! -
• #2896
Article/book review from The Economist - Bicycling: A Way Of Life.
Apols if a repost.
A way of life
Faster in town than going by car, bus, tube or on foot -
• #2898
fucking hell, sickening reading
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• #2899
Arrest after Bury keeper assaulted.
Am i only the only person who finds this photo hilarious?
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• #2900
That is definitely an 'alleged' punch, rather than an 'actual' punch.
Yawn