I submit that on or about Thu, 21 Jul 2005 21:38:19 GMT, the person known to the court as "Sniper8052(L96A1)" <[email hidden]> made a statement (<[email hidden]> in Your Honour's bundle) to the following effect:
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Just to say if we do happen to slot someone related to this group by accident could you all have your ICE numbers in your mobiles so we know who to call to deny responsibility.
It's a marvellous idea slightly let down by the fact that anybody who sets the phone to lock out as an anti-fraud measure will render the ICE number inaccessible...
You could always try writing emergency contact numbers on the back of the phone using an indelible pen, I suppose...
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It takes me about 19 minutes to cycle in from home to work in Victoria and about 25 to cycle home. The inbound journey is made between 5.30 and 6.00 in the morning. If I get up late it takes much longer to make it in. After 7.00 it almost becomes quicker to walk.
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Surely there is something wrong there? I cycle through Kennington Oval past Victoria to Hyde Park, and my journey time hardly changes regardless of the traffic. Sometimes I go early Saturday/Sunday mornings, sometimes at the peak of rush hour during the week.
The increse in journey time is due to the traffic believe me. Camberwell New Road ends up as two lanes of stationary traffic approaching the tube station. The bus/cycle/taxi lane is useless as it is full of bus :-( Then once over Vauxhall Bridge, VBR is again two lanes of stationary traffic. It takes far longer to ride those roads at rush hour than it does at o' dark thirty.
-- Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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It takes me about 19 minutes to cycle in from home to work in Victoria and about 25 to cycle home. The inbound journey is made between 5.30 and 6.00 in the morning. If I get up late it takes much longer to make it in. After 7.00 it almost becomes quicker to walk.
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Surely there is something wrong there? I cycle through Kennington Oval past Victoria to Hyde Park, and my journey time hardly changes regardless of the traffic. Sometimes I go early Saturday/Sunday mornings, sometimes at the peak of rush hour during the week.
The increse in journey time is due to the traffic believe me. Camberwell New Road ends up as two lanes of stationary traffic approaching the tube station. The bus/cycle/taxi lane is useless as it is full of bus :-( Then once over Vauxhall Bridge, VBR is again two lanes of stationary traffic. It takes far longer to ride those roads at rush hour than it does at o' dark thirty.
You don't overtake on the right hand side? :O I'm not going to wait behind all the smelly cars and buses when there's no reason to. I don't get a significant change in journey time at all, regardless of commuting during rush hour or the quietest hours.
"dkahn400" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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Dave Larrington said:
wafflycat wrote:
> Are our London based people okay???
Present and correct. I was just busy winding up an Australian e-quaintance.
Strange. I thought they ran on batteries nowadays.
-- Dave...
Nah, being from the southern hemisphere, polarity is reversed so batteries are rendered useless ;-)
Cheers, helen s
OY
ON that note.. was jump starting GFÅ› car today. No response. FInally srcatching the clamps together with good connections to the good battery. NOTHING
Where do the manufacturers of cheap jump leads find the non conductive copper) Leads were in perfect condition but just didnt work..
In message <[email hidden]>, John Hearns <[email hidden]> writes
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So yes, despite your comments I'll continue to check in.
On 7/7 a friend in the Midlands rang to check on me and partner - said she felt obliged to after so many mutual acquaintances texted her to enquire about us.
Sara rang us the first time to say she was OK before we heard the news. THe second time AS the breaking news story was coming on.. (But in that 2 mins 3 people had rung me asking after her 🙂
In message <[email hidden]>, John Hearns <[email hidden]> writes
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So yes, despite your comments I'll continue to check in.
On 7/7 a friend in the Midlands rang to check on me and partner - said she felt obliged to after so many mutual acquaintances texted her to enquire about us.
Sara rang us the first time to say she was OK before we heard the news. THe second time AS the breaking news story was coming on.. (But in that 2 mins 3 people had rung me asking after her 🙂
And just BTW keep it up Sara 🙂
*sniff* awwww.... Aussies are the best!
-- Sara
iChat: sarakirk (AIM) So, what are you going to do? Sucker me to death?
In message <[email hidden]>, John Hearns <[email hidden]> writes
>So yes, despite your comments I'll continue to check in.
On 7/7 a friend in the Midlands rang to check on me and partner - said she felt obliged to after so many mutual acquaintances texted her to enquire about us.
Sara rang us the first time to say she was OK before we heard the news. THe second time AS the breaking news story was coming on.. (But in that 2 mins 3 people had rung me asking after her 🙂
And just BTW keep it up Sara 🙂
*sniff* awwww.... Aussies are the best!
Oh I dunno. I think its just that we like intelligent, grouchy, pushy... er cats 🙂
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]... > > After 7.00 it almost becomes quicker to walk.
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Surely there is something wrong there? I cycle through Kennington Oval past Victoria to Hyde Park, and my journey time hardly changes regardless of the traffic.
The increse in journey time is due to the traffic believe me.
You don't overtake on the right hand side? :O I'm not going to wait behind all the smelly cars and buses when there's no reason to. I don't get a significant change in journey time at all, regardless of commuting during rush hour or the quietest hours.
I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well. -- Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
Just to say if we do happen to slot someone related to this group by accident could you all have your ICE numbers in your mobiles so we know who to call to deny responsibility.
Blimey Sniper. Given Friday's events, you must have see in to the future glasses or something.
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
You don't overtake on the right hand side? :O I'm not going to wait behind all the smelly cars and buses when there's no reason to. I don't get a significant change in journey time at all, regardless of commuting during rush hour or the quietest hours.
I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well.
Fairy nuff, but we must be doing something radically different given that you experience a delay and I don't.
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
You don't overtake on the right hand side? :O I'm not going to wait behind all the smelly cars and buses when there's no reason to. I don't get a significant change in journey time at all, regardless of commuting during rush hour or the quietest hours.
I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well.
Fairy nuff, but we must be doing something radically different given that you experience a delay and I don't.
I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well.
Fairy nuff, but we must be doing something radically different given that you experience a delay and I don't.
Possibly caution learned from too many incidents of cabbies pulling U-ies and nincompoops doing unanounced right turns across me. I've still got the scars :-(
Just been out on the old racing iron over Crystal Palace to Croydon - boy those hills have got steep and I've rediscovered how bad my hack iron is :-( -- Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well.
Fairy nuff, but we must be doing something radically different given that you experience a delay and I don't.
Possibly caution learned from too many incidents of cabbies pulling U-ies and nincompoops doing unanounced right turns across me. I've still got the scars :-(
Just been out on the old racing iron over Crystal Palace to Croydon - boy those hills have got steep and I've rediscovered how bad my hack iron is :-( -- Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote
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I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well.
Fairy nuff, but we must be doing something radically different given that you experience a delay and I don't.
Possibly caution learned from too many incidents of cabbies pulling U-ies and nincompoops doing unanounced right turns across me. I've still got the scars :-(
I really hope I'm not being reckless. I don't think so though, I'm pretty cautious by nature.
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Just been out on the old racing iron over Crystal Palace to Croydon - boy those hills have got steep and I've rediscovered how bad my hack iron is :-(
Hills are fun fun fun, well I need to do lots before the Tour of the Surrey Hills in a month's time. 15kg of 'bent is tough work on hills, but at least I'm not carrying any extra bodyweight now.
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
"Phil Cook" <[email hidden]> wrote
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I overtake, undertake and weave through the middle but there are vehicles coming the other way, motorcycles and other cyclists to avoid as well.
Fairy nuff, but we must be doing something radically different given that you experience a delay and I don't.
Possibly caution learned from too many incidents of cabbies pulling U-ies and nincompoops doing unanounced right turns across me. I've still got the scars :-(
I really hope I'm not being reckless. I don't think so though, I'm pretty cautious by nature.
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Just been out on the old racing iron over Crystal Palace to Croydon - boy those hills have got steep and I've rediscovered how bad my hack iron is :-(
Hills are fun fun fun, well I need to do lots before the Tour of the Surrey Hills in a month's time. 15kg of 'bent is tough work on hills, but at least I'm not carrying any extra bodyweight now.
Hills are fun fun fun, well I need to do lots before the Tour of the Surrey Hills in a month's time. 15kg of 'bent is tough work on hills, but at least I'm not carrying any extra bodyweight now.
I, unfortunately, am, and rather suspect that the trike is Even Heavier than your Hurri. Target for TotSH: finish inside time limit...
Hills are fun fun fun, well I need to do lots before the Tour of the Surrey Hills in a month's time. 15kg of 'bent is tough work on hills, but at least I'm not carrying any extra bodyweight now.
I, unfortunately, am, and rather suspect that the trike is Even Heavier than your Hurri. Target for TotSH: finish inside time limit...
"Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
Hills are fun fun fun, well I need to do lots before the Tour of the Surrey Hills in a month's time. 15kg of 'bent is tough work on hills, but at least I'm not carrying any extra bodyweight now.
I, unfortunately, am, and rather suspect that the trike is Even Heavier than your Hurri. Target for TotSH: finish inside time limit...
Eeeek!!! That does not bode well for me, I'm sure I'm nowhere near as fast as you are.
"Dave Larrington" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
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LSMike said:
Hills are fun fun fun, well I need to do lots before the Tour of the Surrey Hills in a month's time. 15kg of 'bent is tough work on hills, but at least I'm not carrying any extra bodyweight now.
I, unfortunately, am, and rather suspect that the trike is Even Heavier than your Hurri. Target for TotSH: finish inside time limit...
Eeeek!!! That does not bode well for me, I'm sure I'm nowhere near as fast as you are.
