| Re: Red lights jumping - interesting survey |
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Group: uk.transport · Group Profile
Author: Gizmo.Gizmo. Date: May 15, 2008 00:53
"Gizmo." gmail.com> wrote in message
news:tZRWj.2064$4B6.436@newsfe14.ams2...
>> Steve Firth wrote:
>>> Roger Thorpe warwick.ac.uk> wrote:
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>>>>Steve Firth wrote:
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>>>>>I look forward to other studies of the use of pavements by cyclsits and
>>>>>motorists because I suspect that they will prove your pronouncements on
>>>>>such use to be also be incorrect.
>>>>
>>>>If he includes pavement parking then I think Doug may be on a winner
>>>>there.
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>>> Whether parking on or partially on the pavement is legal or otherwise
>>> depends very much on where one is. Even within London where pavement
>>> parking is generally verboten there are areas where parking on the
>>> pavement is required by the local authority.
>>>
>>> Attempting to classify such use as "driving on the pavement" is a
>>> Hansenfallacy (tm).
>>
>> This whole argument has descended as usual into the trading of insults
>> and comparison of apples and oranges. On the parts of this thread that
>> still intrude into uk.rec.cycling you might remember that we're not used
>> to such sophisticated arguments as "I'd say that you're a brainless
>> cunt." we're simple souls who like to feel the breeze in our hair and the
>> sun on our knees.
>
> It's difficult to accept that point of view while you have the likes of
> "Squuzeme" on your NG :o/
should be Squashme .... it's been a long night :o(
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