Things drivers get up to ...

On 19/04/2007 13:08, Ziggy said,

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If you start something you can't finish, just run away.

Bugger - forgot to update my KF at home. There's nothing to finish, or
even start for that matter. Do you really not understand? The
newsgroup title is a clue.

Don't bother answering - you have been KF'ed on this account now as
well. There's only two of you in there, which says an awful lot.

--
Paul Boyd
http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

On 19/04/2007 19:40, MJ Ray said,

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First's drivers on Route 1 seem very good (but they'll look silly if
a bus crashes here, just like Towens did

Just glad I wasn't at the bottom of the hill. I really wouldn't have
wanted to drive that lorry down that hill, and I bet the driver didn't
once he was on the way down!

(25% gradient, and it's very narrow as well.)

--
Paul Boyd
http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/

In article <[email hidden]>, MJ Ray
[email hidden] says...

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Most bad drivers seem to be oldies in Nissans or Fords, followed by
30-somethings in German saloons and School Run Minibuses.

Is anyone else amazed at how badly a Rover 75 can be driven, or is it
just something that happens when I'm around?

Quoted message said:

Not had any
trouble with young girl drivers, but I suspect my coastal road gets
far more oldies and far fewer young girls than Paul's usual route.

I was overtaken on the near side by a young female the other day, on a
road that has only one lane in each direction (unless you count the
cycle lane).

Paul Boyd said:

On 19/04/2007 13:08, Ziggy said,
The
newsgroup title is a clue.

But /you/ were the one who brought up eBay here.

Why is it alright for you to bring it up and then throw a hissy fit
because someone else has something to say on the matter?

Seems rather petulant to me.

--
Dan

On 19/04/2007 22:03, Dan said,

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But /you/ were the one who brought up eBay here.

As I tried to get across, I just picked a random example unrelated to
cycling. I chose something unrelated to cycling because this is a
cycling group. I wasn't expecting a cyclist in a cycling group to start
an argument about something that has nothing to do with cycling. Is
that clear?

--
Paul Boyd
http://www.paul-boyd.co.uk/