Fuel tanks falls off Harrier Jet and misses cyclist by inches.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4589508.stm
Should have been wearing a h*lm*t, then he wouldn't have had to worry,
what with the magic properties one gives you. :-)
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Fuel tanks falls off Harrier Jet and misses cyclist by inches.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4589508.stm
Should have been wearing a h*lm*t, then he wouldn't have had to worry,
what with the magic properties one gives you. :-)
"General Easterly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Fuel tanks falls off Harrier Jet and misses cyclist by inches.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4589508.stm
Should have been wearing a h*lm*t, then he wouldn't have had to worry,
what with the magic properties one gives you. :-)
very funny! Not
I try not to enter the helmet debate and I am aware of the limitations of
its protection. However I wear my helmet whenever I am astride my bike ( and
several times when I have forgotten I have it on) .
But with young people / children in low speed / fooling around / learning
situations it has to be a good idea
In Winter I wear mine to keep my head warm and dry and to carry an extra
powerful LED light; and the bright yellow cover might mean I can be seen.
And yes "mi lud" I was wearing a helmet when that man in the motorised metal
box hit me!
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Trevor A Panther
In South Yorkshire,
England, United Kingdom.
Pinky said:"General Easterly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/devon/4589508.stm
Should have been wearing a h*lm*t, then he wouldn't have had to worry,
what with the magic properties one gives you. :-)very funny! Not
Come on. It is funny (as the bloke was OK).
A spare pair of shorts would probably have been more use though.
And your comments on helmets are perfectly valid.
What the argument is about is compulsion to wear them, not you
choosing to wear one when you feel it appropriate.
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[helmets]
Quoted message said:But with young people / children in low speed / fooling around /
learning situations it has to be a good idea
Absolutely. Don't think anyone would disagree with that. Also a lot of
off-road stuff.
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John Hearns <[email hidden]> whizzed past me shouting
Quoted message said:
And your comments on helmets are perfectly valid.
What the argument is about is compulsion to wear them, not you
choosing to wear one when you feel it appropriate.
He's even welcome to wear one as a security blanket or with a cuddly toy
dragon attached - so long as he doesn't expect me to do likewise.
If the helmets were really intended as protection you wouldn't see so
many people wearing a woolly hat underneath them, which prevents them
fitting properly.
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Sue ]🙁🙂
Why is it always the helmet wearer that dies?
"Sue White" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:John Hearns <[email hidden]> whizzed past me shouting
Quoted message said:
And your comments on helmets are perfectly valid.
What the argument is about is compulsion to wear them, not you
choosing to wear one when you feel it appropriate.He's even welcome to wear one as a security blanket or with a cuddly toy
dragon attached - so long as he doesn't expect me to do likewise.If the helmets were really intended as protection you wouldn't see so many
people wearing a woolly hat underneath them, which prevents them fitting
properly.--
Sue ]🙁🙂Why is it always the helmet wearer that dies?
I never even asked you to wear one. It is your choice as it is mine. You are
verging on being extremely impolite -- which I was not in any way!.
May I add fuel to your fire by saying that your "over the top" response
tends to be typical of the anti helmet brigade. Which is the very reason
that I normally refrain from entering into the usual diatribe that occurs
when helmets are ranted on about.
I am not in favour of compulsion but I am in favour of doing what I believe
to be in MY ( --- my --- not your) interests.
I shall not post any more in response to this.
Trevor A Panther
In South Yorkshire,
England, United Kingdom.
Pinky said:I shall not post any more in response to this.
That's it. Get your cheap shot in then run off.
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Dave...
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"Dave Kahn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:
That's it. Get your cheap shot in then run off.--
Dave...
Pinky said:"Dave Kahn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Quoted message said:That's it. Get your cheap shot in then run off.
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\/ to you too
Thank you for confirming my opinion of you.
(Top posting corrected.)
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Dave...
"Pinky" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Sue White" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:John Hearns <[email hidden]> whizzed past me shouting
Quoted message said:
And your comments on helmets are perfectly valid.
What the argument is about is compulsion to wear them, not you
choosing to wear one when you feel it appropriate.He's even welcome to wear one as a security blanket or with a cuddly toy
dragon attached - so long as he doesn't expect me to do likewise.If the helmets were really intended as protection you wouldn't see so
many people wearing a woolly hat underneath them, which prevents them
fitting properly.--
Sue ]🙁🙂Why is it always the helmet wearer that dies?
I never even asked you to wear one. It is your choice as it is mine. You
are verging on being extremely impolite -- which I was not in any way!.May I add fuel to your fire by saying that your "over the top" response
tends to be typical of the anti helmet brigade. Which is the very reason
that I normally refrain from entering into the usual diatribe that occurs
when helmets are ranted on about.I am not in favour of compulsion but I am in favour of doing what I
believe to be in MY ( --- my --- not your) interests.I shall not post any more in response to this.
Good!
Alan
Quoted message said:
Trevor A Panther
In South Yorkshire,
England, United Kingdom.
"Pinky" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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\/ to you too"Dave Kahn" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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A liar as well, you had made it clear you were not going to post any more,
but here you are.
Alan
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