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• #877
Nice work!!
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• #878
Bloomin' gravel.
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• #879
Clever poo placement.
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• #880
Also accurate.
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• #881
As this is a photo of the Police statement I'm not allowed to put a turd in it, so here is another one...
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• #882
If you had slipped a turd in it, you would win all the internet.
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• #883
Good drawing. Shade in the cycle lane if you can
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• #884
^^this, surely you could have snuck a cheeky squiggle in somewhere.
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• #885
Now with turd and cycle lane...
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• #886
Picked myself up from under a car, this morning.
So I'm riding down the right hand side of a stationery line of cars when one driver decides that a) he's bored of waiting and b) he's in a Smart car, so can get out easily. Unfortunately, he doesn't bother signalling or checking his wing mirror (I'd have been the only thing in it, if he'd looked). Because I spotted his movement and did my best to dodge, he only clipped my rear wheel. As I began yelling at the idiot, I was relieved to find myself still upright. Briefly. He didn't stop. I find myself off my bike and under his car. He still doesn't stop. He only stops when I, having scrambled out of the way of the tire that was going to crush my arm, stand up and pull his door open. At which point he has a panic attack. But at least he stops pushing my bike down the road.
All made more fun by the motorist from a few cars back who comes running up saying "Bloody cyclist pulled out of nowhere, it's not your fault, mate" and offering his details. How I managed to pull out of a solid line of cars, I don't know. Chummy, the right hand side of your car isn't nowhere - it's where you look before turning right.
From what I could gather, the driver was on medication for anxiety (hence the panic attack but probably also the reason for failing to stop, having hit somebody). Shouldn't have been driving at all, then. But my fault, obviously.
Still, a nice girl came out from the flats opposite and gave me a bag of mini chocolate eggs, so the experience wasn't a total waste.
Picture to follow soon. Meanwhile here is a shot of the eggs:
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• #887
Christ. Glad you're ok. It's a lot of hassle for a bag of mini-eggs. How is the bike, did the guy wait for the police or was he too fragile and anxious?
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• #888
Sounds like too fragile to be in the real world that guy! Unlike those eggs, which you should have eaten by now.
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• #889
"Bloody cyclist pulled out of nowhere, it's not your fault, mate"
I would really have struggled to keep my hair on at this point. Chapeau.
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• #890
Bike is OK - only had to readjust the saddle. Driver was escorted to his destination by a protective fellow motorist. I have some road rash.
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• #891
So it's basically a hit and run?!
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• #892
I would really have struggled to keep my hair on at this point. Chapeau.
With eggs on. Glad you're ok homes
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• #893
I would really have struggled to keep my hair on at this point. Chapeau.
not cool dude, he still has a surprising amount left for someone his age.
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• #894
What, is Bruce is as old as Slain?
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• #895
Pictures of the nice girl?
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• #896
She was in her pyjamas. Wouldn't be cool.
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• #897
Implying that you did take some of her but won't post?
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• #898
So it's basically a hit and run?!
This.
Police should've been called and attended at the scene of collision.
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• #899
Glad you are ok Bruce. All of a sudden I want some mini eggs too.
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• #900
has this been redrawn yet?
Indeed I have, prior case of road-rash which turned me into the omni-hipster, "too hip by a half" according to esquire magazine.