Farms blocking access to public land.

[TNT1]

This thread sums up 2011 on the hub. Some oke posts his version of the truth, and everyone throws in their 5c's.

 

Really? People express their opinions in public on a public forum? I'm shocked.

 

PS, the rest of your post I edited out, cause it falls 110% into the category you so decry. maybe 2012 will work out better for you?

[Big H*]

This thread sums up 2011 on the hub. Some oke posts his version of the truth, and everyone throws in their 5c's. I would like to hear Suzi's version of what happened. I've met him on quite a few occasions and he does a lot of good work for Songo.info, so all of you showing him the "door" should be willing to jump in and contribute when he decides to go.

 

We as mountain bikers should take the time to educate and support fellow riders, not belittle them at every opportunity we get. Hopefully if any of you ever have the privelage to ride with one of the world's best, you can take it up with him then and come back with what really happened.

 

Jy like nie om die posts te lees nie ne?

[GLuvsMtb]

Jy like nie om die posts te lees nie ne?

It beats reading your posts about how good the Bulle are and how poor every ref is that is involved in a game that they loose.

[GLuvsMtb]

Really? People express their opinions in public on a public forum? I'm shocked.

 

PS, the rest of your post I edited out, cause it falls 110% into the category you so decry. maybe 2012 will work out better for you?

Is it possible to express an opinion without being a box? Maybe not? Perhaps change your name to Arch-box TNT

Edited December 27, 2011 by MorewoodMad

[GLuvsMtb]

Nice name calling and personal attacking. I should report this post.

Please do. I'd meet you for coffee too to discuss this, unlike all the boxlike behaviour behind a nickname on the hub to people that actually do a lot for our sport.

Edited December 27, 2011 by MorewoodMad

[Capcha]

Nice name calling and personal attacking. I should report this post.

 

Since when do they allow 5th graders to supervise threads?

[TNT1]

Please do. I'd meet you for coffee too to discuss this, unlike all the d00slike behaviour behind a nickname on the hub to people that actually do a lot for our sport.

 

Thanks, but I'd rather not associate with people that nned to resort to name calling. have fun doing all you are for the sport.

[GLuvsMtb]

Pity the farmer didn't unload both barrels. F*&k off back to switzerland then, "pro".

Hope you'll tell Sauser in his face next time you see him. Real mature comment here.

[GLuvsMtb]

Since when do they allow 5th graders to supervise threads?

made my day - thanks!

[TNT1]

Hope you'll tell Sauser in his face next time you see him. Real mature comment here.

 

Nah, I'd also not want to associate with trespassers. Thanks for the offer though. Also, I don't supervise any threads here. Moderators do that. I'm to emotional, and not rational enough for that job.

[Smolly]

The point is that when someone refuses you access to their land and you trespass, get caught, then moan on the net how you are removed with an escort, then no sympathy will be given.

 

A "pro" should lead by example as many youngsters idolise figures like that.

 

As many hubbers have pointed out, people who do not respect private land ruin it for others, and in this case, he can go back to europe and not care less, but others who do not have that privilege have to suffer because of his arrogance/actions.

 

We have all thrown a few harsh words at the taxis speeding past stationary traffic in the yellow line, so what is different here?

 

I don't take back my previous post, as it appears that arrogance over took common sense in this instance.

 

To sum it up:

 

So he may be a nice guy, great, but we have all done stupid things (including me) which we sometimes have to think about afterwards and say: "I was a w@nker"

[jmt.row]

I think we have lost the track of this thread along the way!!

 

Becoming a pro does not mean you are a saint. We have all done stupid stuff befor, so I still love to watch suize race!

 

Enjoy fighting chaps.

[GLuvsMtb]

The point is that when someone refuses you access to their land and you trespass, get caught, then moan on the net how you are removed with an escort, then no sympathy will be given.

 

A "pro" should lead by example as many youngsters idolise figures like that.

 

As many hubbers have pointed out, people who do not respect private land ruin it for others, and in this case, he can go back to europe and not care less, but others who do not have that privilege have to suffer because of his arrogance/actions.

 

We have all thrown a few harsh words at the taxis speeding past stationary traffic in the yellow line, so what is different here?

 

I don't take back my previous post, as it appears that arrogance over took common sense in this instance.

 

To sum it up:

 

So he may be a nice guy, great, but we have all done stupid things (including me) which we sometimes have to think about afterwards and say: "I was a w@nker"

Fully agree with you, but people saying on a public forum that he should "f&ck off back to Switzerland" is not the way to get someone to put up his hand and say sorry I made a mistake. If anything it makes matters worse. I do not condone his actions, but think there are more constructive ways to deal with this.

Edited December 27, 2011 by MorewoodMad

[SwissVan]

Fully agree with you, but idiots saying on a public forum that he should "f&ck off back to Switzerland" is not the way to get someone to put up his hand and say sorry I made a mistake. If anything it makes matters worse. I do not condone his actions, but think there are more constructive ways to deal with this.

 

Yep +1

 

1. Susi should hand deliver some nice swiss chocolate to the farmer and apologise for his rash actions.

2. All the bad mouthed posters should edit their posts to convey their message without using offensive language.

 

Anyone know which is most likely to happen?

[Smolly]

Fully agree with you, but idiots saying on a public forum that he should "f&ck off back to Switzerland" is not the way to get someone to put up his hand and say sorry I made a mistake. If anything it makes matters worse. I do not condone his actions, but think there are more constructive ways to deal with this.

 

I will agree with you on that too!

 

Perhaps I and others were a bit too harsh!

 

So... let me retract the comments from my harsh post as it was over the top and not what I stand for!

 

Let me say:

 

"Apologies for the F off back the Alps comment, but admit when you are wrong, and being educated about trespassing with an escort is better than a prosecution or seeing the wrong end of a shot gun! So, please set an example and don't F it up for us who live here"

[SwissVan]

I will agree with you on that too!

 

Perhaps I and others were a bit too harsh!

 

So... let me retract the comments from my harsh post as it was over the top and not what I stand for!

 

Let me say:

 

"Apologies for the F off back the Alps comment, but admit when you are wrong, and being educated about trespassing with an escort is better than a prosecution or seeing the wrong end of a shot gun! So, please set an example and don't F it up for us who live here"

 

 

[insert LOUD BUZZ sound]

 

Failed - to many F's

 

But good try