I don't know why you guys are so proud of your vandalism. Street punks
always have a reason why they do what they do. It's still wrong.
malmo
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I wonder if this punk is proud of his vandalism.
Regards,
Martin
Hamilton, preparing for the GP Eddy Merckx, suffered a broken right
collarbone and facial injuries Sunday when a car driver opened his door just
as the rider was passing.
Tyler Hamilton, preparing for the GP Eddy Merckx, suffered a broken right
collarbone and facial injuries Sunday when a car driver opened his door
just
as the rider was passing.
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I suppose there is some sort of point you are trying to articulate? That cyclists
are maniacs on the road, reckless reprobates oblivious to their surroundings?
Everyone knows that!
I wonder if this punk is proud of his vandalism.
Regards,
Martin
Hamilton, preparing for the GP Eddy Merckx,
EXACTLY
The smart thing to do would be to anticipate the fact
that the vast majority of people making turns in the
right turn on red zones do NOT do anything more than
make a perfunctory glance to their right way before
they reach the intersection. Is is the best method?
Nope. But you could
John Parker told the story of Shorter and Bacheler in both non-fiction
and fiction (Once a Runner) versions, as I recall. No spikes though, just
running shoes - and red necks. That really happened, to the best of my
recollection, and all the other versions have followed from it. Geoff
Well I was in the group that it happened to,
and did it, in 1976 in Troy, Alabama.
I suspect that, given enough stories of drunk
people swerving at runners, runners have
picked up on the 'revenge' angle, and done it
(running over a car or pickup trick) whenever
they have the opportunity, as
I have a similar story from the early 60s at Ohio Wesleyan. We were coming
in from an easy road run down a slight grade into town running on the road
near the curb. We were cruising at a really good clip when I noticed a
Cadillac at a side street about to turn right (we were coming from his
