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Does anyone else get as irritated as I do about people that ride their bikes on pavements. I walk to work everyday and everyday I get some mad cyclist who comes up fast behind me and they cycle past so close that you can feel the wind rushing past. What if I was to suddenly move slightly over at that point? i would be badly injured I imagine. Does anyone else hate this as much as I do?
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cyclists like to think they have the right to be a part of 'real' traffic, and by law they're right. the moutnain bike is actually now classed as a vechile.
and exactly, why would u dodge if u hear a bike comin??
and exactly, why would u dodge if u hear a bike comin??
old people mobiles are more irritating and their operators usually more obnoxious.
i was behind a guy in one in tescos the other day, he got to the counter (crashing into the mars bar rack), realised he needed milk, said "hold on" to the till lass, got up and walked over to the milk. it was Little Britain-tastic.
i was behind a guy in one in tescos the other day, he got to the counter (crashing into the mars bar rack), realised he needed milk, said "hold on" to the till lass, got up and walked over to the milk. it was Little Britain-tastic.
Very_Metal wrote:
> old people mobiles are more irritating and their operators usually
> more obnoxious.
Old people who get onto a bus and then proceed to get out their purse/wallet and count out change for 5 minutes even though they know their exact fare while they were waiting at the bus stop. Thats irritating.
> old people mobiles are more irritating and their operators usually
> more obnoxious.
Old people who get onto a bus and then proceed to get out their purse/wallet and count out change for 5 minutes even though they know their exact fare while they were waiting at the bus stop. Thats irritating.
J Nash wrote:
> But he stopped to not crash into you. Who do you think would
> have been injured if he hadn't have stopped? Yes, it's a little
> stupid to ride so fast, but you don't know if he was in a rush and
> wasn't thinking straight. You could have at least gone and asked if
> he was alright.
Indeed, the poor guy's mother might have just phoned the guy saying she was in trouble and he was rushing to her aid, only for his mum to die because the guy hammered on his brakes and couldnt reach her in time.
> But he stopped to not crash into you. Who do you think would
> have been injured if he hadn't have stopped? Yes, it's a little
> stupid to ride so fast, but you don't know if he was in a rush and
> wasn't thinking straight. You could have at least gone and asked if
> he was alright.
Indeed, the poor guy's mother might have just phoned the guy saying she was in trouble and he was rushing to her aid, only for his mum to die because the guy hammered on his brakes and couldnt reach her in time.
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