Running very late for work this morning, I was stopped at a red light outside the Tenniscourt pub when another cyclist pulled alongside and said good morning.
He knew my name and my domain name, but I didn't recognise him. Not being awake yet, and concentrating mainly on the lights, I didn't question him in detail to find out who he was.
Was it one of you rabble?
-- Danny Colyer <http://www.redpedals.co.uk> Reply address is valid, but that on my website is checked more often "The plural of anecdote is not data" - Frank Kotsonis
Running very late for work this morning, I was stopped at a red light outside the Tenniscourt pub when another cyclist pulled alongside and said good morning.
He knew my name and my domain name, but I didn't recognise him. Not being awake yet, and concentrating mainly on the lights, I didn't question him in detail to find out who he was.
Was it one of you rabble?
Did you perchance have red pedals on the bike and that's what he was refering to? :-)
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Running very late for work this morning, I was stopped at a red light outside the Tenniscourt pub when another cyclist pulled alongside and said good morning.
He knew my name and my domain name, but I didn't recognise him. Not being awake yet, and concentrating mainly on the lights, I didn't question him in detail to find out who he was.
Running very late for work this morning, I was stopped at a red light outside the Tenniscourt pub when another cyclist pulled alongside and said good morning.
He knew my name and my domain name, but I didn't recognise him
He probably noticed that you had a wheel missing and decided that it must be you :-)
