No Hare Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 OK stop, I sorted your problem for you. The guy in the white Ford will bother no one again.
GerrieTruter Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 10704021_976829415667989_9020801065829228987_n.jpg OK stop, I sorted your problem for you. The guy in the white Ford will bother no one again. Thanks man.
milky4130 Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 LOL!! @ your Edit Smimby, good one. BTW what color was this Mazda?
Guest Smimby Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 You are getting personal on a public forum and bringing a private matter into some viewing here. That is uncool. I have only been relating to your opening post.I ask that you do the same, man.I am merely listing your view regarding safety of yourself and others. Edit: not personal. Happened in a public road and other public members were involved.
Brett Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 Interesting. Little fish, big fish moment there so very brave of you,
V12man Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 10704021_976829415667989_9020801065829228987_n.jpg OK stop, I sorted your problem for you. The guy in the white Ford will bother no one again. He might well bother me.... seeing as I might have to try patch him up..... Please if executing such a service on a bad guy, please leave a post it note stuck to his forhead stateing that he is a tjop and darwinian rules should be applied........
Starvin' Marvin Posted December 11, 2014 Posted December 11, 2014 The law is not an opinion.... But the law is an ass and every ass has a hole, and they all have opinions. Oh look a butterfly.
MTB-BFK Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 Dear Sir You were standing at a red traffic light and talking on your cell phone as I cycled past and said“Please put your phone down, it is illegal” You hooted like crazy and then proceeded drive up next to me asking if I was a traffic cop, and that it has nothing to do with me etc. At this time your phone was laying on your lap and you were not wearing your safety belt. (wonder what will happen if your phone falls to the floor, and you look down ???)I pointed out that you are now disobeying two laws, and your response to this comment is why I am posting here. “I also ride a mountain bike and I know your face will find you” Well sir, my if you read this you are welcome to contact me as my details are on my profile. Let’s quickly look as this situation.If you are talking on your cell at the RED traffic light and you have not finished your conversation you are MORE than likely going to carry on.If you are not wearing your safety belt you are clearly not worried about YOUR safe and hence will not be worried about anyone elses safety. It is NOT just up the law enforcement to make our roads safer, as PPA would then not have done the 1.5m (which by the way you and your kids benefit from)So why get angry and threaten me to find me on the trails? Just say sorry and move on. Edit: Dick, do you drive a Mazda?You may well be entitled to voice your dissatisfaction with what you consider to be law-breaking behaviour, but unless you are a cop, you have no authority to do anything about it. If you feel so strongly about lawlessness, join the police, or become a reservist. This may help your frustration - also try riding harder. The thing I find interesting is that you also feel entitled to dictate how the driver should respond. Your action was invasive, and inappropriate. The guy's actions had not resulted in driving that in any way affected you. you took it upon yourself to PRESUME that he MAY drive poorly, as he MAY use his mobile when driving (although not at the time you passed), but in fact had not yet. Also, his not wearing a seatbelt only affects him. Your response on this seems just like self-righteousness to me. Who are you then to say how he should or should not react? What did you expect? This seems exactly like the sort of mentality that caused Tim Osrin to beat up that maid. Mind your own business unless the person's driving actually affect you, or join the cops - you don't get to play toy cop and then moan when people get irritated by you
Patchelicious Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 You may well be entitled to voice your dissatisfaction with what you consider to be law-breaking behaviour, but unless you are a cop, you have no authority to do anything about it. If you feel so strongly about lawlessness, join the police, or become a reservist. This may help your frustration - also try riding harder. The thing I find interesting is that you also feel entitled to dictate how the driver should respond. Your action was invasive, and inappropriate. The guy's actions had not resulted in driving that in any way affected you. you took it upon yourself to PRESUME that he MAY drive poorly, as he MAY use his mobile when driving (although not at the time you passed), but in fact had not yet. Also, his not wearing a seatbelt only affects him. Your response on this seems just like self-righteousness to me. Who are you then to say how he should or should not react? What did you expect? This seems exactly like the sort of mentality that caused Tim Osrin to beat up that maid. Mind your own business unless the person's driving actually affect you, or join the cops - you don't get to play toy cop and then moan when people get irritated by youDont tell Smimby how he should react or what to do, thats self-righteous of you!
MTB-BFK Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 Dont tell Smimby how he should react or what to do, thats self-righteous of you! touche!
SwissVan Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 Honest Friday!! Hands up all those who have used their cell phones RECENTLY while at the controls of a motor vechile, aircraft or BICYCLE moi
Iwan Kemp Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 Honest Friday!! Hands up all those who have used their cell phones RECENTLY while at the controls of a motor vechile, aircraft or BICYCLE moi Does it count if the "aircraft" was hovering?
Iwan Kemp Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 On that note, never ever write a reply to your dame whilst operating a horse cart...
SwissVan Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 Does it count if the "aircraft" was hovering? No aircraft dont hover...well not for long enough that it matters. Helicopters are not aircraft....
Guest Smimby Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 LOL!! @ your Edit Smimby, good one. BTW what color was this Mazda?Silver grey
MTB-BFK Posted December 12, 2014 Posted December 12, 2014 No aircraft dont hover...well not for long enough that it matters. Helicopters are not aircraft.... what are they then? Not Hovercraft - those things got their own name
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