Do you have a Google News Alert set to 'German' and 'gas'?
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Of course I do. And just to be safe I also subscribe to the Newsletter.
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"How dare you fart before an officer of the law!"
"I'm sorry, I didn't realise it was your turn!"
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"I'm sorry, I didn't realise it was your turn!"
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*PARP*
""That a group leader of the police sees the honour of a colleague injured by a fart is one thing."
Injured by a fart?
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""That a group leader of the police sees the honour of a colleague injured by a fart is one thing."
Injured by a fart?
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Mr Biffo's Found Footage - Episode One
Some of us paid actual cash money for this to be a thing. And now it is a thing, and is as bizarre as we hoped/feared.
LINK-ME-DO
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Some of us paid actual cash money for this to be a thing. And now it is a thing, and is as bizarre as we hoped/feared.
LINK-ME-DO
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I went to the premiere of this on Saturday evening
It is indeed delightfully bizarre. I was a bit concerned that what works so well in written or teletext form wouldn't translate to sketches, but it really does. The finale is quite a thing, too. Not giving spoilers but it's worth seeing
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It is indeed delightfully bizarre. I was a bit concerned that what works so well in written or teletext form wouldn't translate to sketches, but it really does. The finale is quite a thing, too. Not giving spoilers but it's worth seeing
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Japanese crafts
I've stumbled upon a YouTube channel which is all about traditional Japanese crafts and it's a real treasure trove. No English subtitles, but most of the time you don't need them. Fountain pens, spectacle frames, rice steamers, kimonos, spinning tops, cabinet making - all sorts of stuff.
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I've stumbled upon a YouTube channel which is all about traditional Japanese crafts and it's a real treasure trove. No English subtitles, but most of the time you don't need them. Fountain pens, spectacle frames, rice steamers, kimonos, spinning tops, cabinet making - all sorts of stuff.
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A good choice sir, but sadly not in that channel.
Could I direct you to the second illustration in this excellent piece on Japanese erotic art?
www.thewhoresofyore.com/shunga-art.html
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Could I direct you to the second illustration in this excellent piece on Japanese erotic art?
www.thewhoresofyore.com/shunga-art.html
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Bravo TACFC
You even managed to gutter ancient Japanese craftwork
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You even managed to gutter ancient Japanese craftwork
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Hey, don't get all high and mighty about it.
An octopus is as entitled to bit of sexeh time just as much as the next cephalopod.
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An octopus is as entitled to bit of sexeh time just as much as the next cephalopod.
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Lovely stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UoOyr11tUnw
Jeezer balances a spinning top on the edge of a samurai sword at the end of this one.
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I saw that one too. Balancing them was interesting to see.
I got a rough idea of how he marked the spindle to find the off-balance, but couldn't work out how he then fine tuned it.
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I got a rough idea of how he marked the spindle to find the off-balance, but couldn't work out how he then fine tuned it.
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That was one part of it
but he was making marks on the spinning shaft to note roughly the imbalance, but then somehow he was tuning it more finely. I suppose it boils down to skill and experience.
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but he was making marks on the spinning shaft to note roughly the imbalance, but then somehow he was tuning it more finely. I suppose it boils down to skill and experience.
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Well that's a bit lovely isn't it!
Highly recommend finding vids on Japanese woodwork joints.
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Highly recommend finding vids on Japanese woodwork joints.
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It's kind of the opposite of China
Arts and crafts in China are more about how cheap and crappy you can make it. If it nearly falls apart under its own weight, you got it just right.
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Arts and crafts in China are more about how cheap and crappy you can make it. If it nearly falls apart under its own weight, you got it just right.
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Not dissimilar to Colin Chapman's approach to car building then.
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Well, his double chassis concept would have made racing much safer...
...but, yeah, drivers were expandable in those days so it was banned.
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...but, yeah, drivers were expandable in those days so it was banned.
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'Adding power makes you faster on the straights. Subtracting weight makes you faster everywhere'
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They all seem to be men...
..and predominantly working out of sheds. Traditional Japanese craft skills being kept alive by men avoiding their wives.
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..and predominantly working out of sheds. Traditional Japanese craft skills being kept alive by men avoiding their wives.
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Avoiding your wife as much as possible IS how men stay alive.
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Wonderful World of Tupperware
Does exactly what it says on the plastic tub
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Does exactly what it says on the plastic tub
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Groovy music, blurred stuff.
Asleep by 30 seconds in. Good, I need that! :-)
Reminds me of my mum's Tupperware parties in the 70s. I think she diversified into tea towels and flannels, daring thing that she was!
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Asleep by 30 seconds in. Good, I need that! :-)
Reminds me of my mum's Tupperware parties in the 70s. I think she diversified into tea towels and flannels, daring thing that she was!
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I preferred her work
with massive dildos. Her patter sold them to every kid on the block even though none of us ever managed her stunts. It was as bad as that kind who came and demonstrated yo-yos at assembly. Although considerably more painful - but not on the knuckles or elsbow
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with massive dildos. Her patter sold them to every kid on the block even though none of us ever managed her stunts. It was as bad as that kind who came and demonstrated yo-yos at assembly. Although considerably more painful - but not on the knuckles or elsbow
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AMG have finally shown their Project One
Click for bigger (87 kb)
There's also a terrible video to go with it.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=du8h0Rs6Hp0
And a toe-curling reveal with Lewis Hamilton:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZuMjqKzHi4
Which is all a shame as I quite like it.
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Click for bigger (87 kb)
There's also a terrible video to go with it.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=du8h0Rs6Hp0
And a toe-curling reveal with Lewis Hamilton:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lZuMjqKzHi4
Which is all a shame as I quite like it.
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It looks mad as hell!
But the person who edited that video need punched in the fucking head. Almost gave me a seizure!
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But the person who edited that video need punched in the fucking head. Almost gave me a seizure!
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front reminds me
of the old EB110, which isnt a bad thing.
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of the old EB110, which isnt a bad thing.
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You might have a point. There's certainly hints of the McLaren F1 LM as well:
cars.mclaren.com/featured-articles/road-racer-the-f1-lm.html
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It's not as pretty as the concept art would have had us to believe.
Also - it turns out my missus's friend's brother is one of the designers who worked on the engine (the exhaust system to be exact).
I had the pleasure of sitting next to him at a pub lunch recently. He had the displeasure of me chewing his ear off about his job for the entire meal.
Very interesting chat though - it is a genuine Mercedes F1 engine in there, but their biggest challenge was to make it drive slowly. Racing cars are notoriously cranky at low speeds and aren't really happy unless they're being thrashed to the limit.
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Also - it turns out my missus's friend's brother is one of the designers who worked on the engine (the exhaust system to be exact).
I had the pleasure of sitting next to him at a pub lunch recently. He had the displeasure of me chewing his ear off about his job for the entire meal.
Very interesting chat though - it is a genuine Mercedes F1 engine in there, but their biggest challenge was to make it drive slowly. Racing cars are notoriously cranky at low speeds and aren't really happy unless they're being thrashed to the limit.
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Unidentified aircraft crashes near Area 51
You may now commence feverish speculation.
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You may now commence feverish speculation.
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It crashed because you nicked all the bloody landing lights for your candles!
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It seems it was a Flanker...
... an aircraft the US is not meant to have, would be fun having the back story on how they nicked it.
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... an aircraft the US is not meant to have, would be fun having the back story on how they nicked it.
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They most certainly do have them though.
theaviationist.com/2017/01/06/these-crazy-photos-show-a-russian-su-27-flanker-dogfighting-with-a-u-s-air-force-f-16-inside-area-51/
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theaviationist.com/2017/01/06/these-crazy-photos-show-a-russian-su-27-flanker-dogfighting-with-a-u-s-air-force-f-16-inside-area-51/
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They exported them to a number of countries (and lost control of a few when the Soviet Union split). Wildly speculating I'd say it's likely to have been one of the Belarusian ones.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sukhoi_Su-27#Operators
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okay...
that website managed to talk about area 51 without mentioning anything about its history. Not even entertaining the possibility. Me neither. Pilot error
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that website managed to talk about area 51 without mentioning anything about its history. Not even entertaining the possibility. Me neither. Pilot error
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If you think of something, anything at all, and can't find a single mention of it on the internet, it's because the government is hiding the Truth.
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No results found for "skydiving porpoises done nine eleven".
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No results found for "trump writes all the fake news himself".
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That burning in your swimsuit area is only partially caused by the candles.
May I make a suggestion for your future liaisons?
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May I make a suggestion for your future liaisons?
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Ever wondered what's on those golden discs on the Voyager spacecrafts?
Wonder no more. It's mainly a load of terrible racket and forreign gibberish. Still fascinating to listen to.
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Wonder no more. It's mainly a load of terrible racket and forreign gibberish. Still fascinating to listen to.
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I never saw any golden discs,
too busy looking at 7 of 9's tits.
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too busy looking at 7 of 9's tits.
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haha, he just wanted a soundbite of someone being worried but instead he got schooled.
That's what you get when you get a giant lobster to report the news.
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That's what you get when you get a giant lobster to report the news.
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I love the fact that the reporter handed straight back
i have no idea what he was talking about, back to the studio
I wonder where he retired from? Sounds like the Meteorological Centre
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i have no idea what he was talking about, back to the studio
I wonder where he retired from? Sounds like the Meteorological Centre
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Lake jump FAIL
Addicted as I am to FAIL ARMY this is my absolute favourite FAIL. Keep an eye on the ramp on the left and wait...
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Addicted as I am to FAIL ARMY this is my absolute favourite FAIL. Keep an eye on the ramp on the left and wait...
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Top notch
Predictable outcome but the execution more than made up for it!
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Predictable outcome but the execution more than made up for it!
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seasonally adjusted figures
suggest it should be
555555555555555555
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suggest it should be
555555555555555555
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What are these numbers and why are you talking to yourself?
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This was so far down the page few would have read it: "It's a good idea to get cyclists better educated too," he said.
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Cyclists absolutely could do with better education in regards to safe road use.
But it's drivers that are the biggest problem. Just this morning I had some doddery old cunt pull out right in front of me on my way to work. If I had been distracted or had shitter brakes, I would have plowed straight into the side of his vehicle. I can only assume he saw me and decided that there was absolutely no way I was moving at the same speed as the car he let pass before pulling out. It's not the first time it's happened, and it definitely wont be the last.
I agree that it swings both ways though. Cyclists should be far more strictly scrutinised when using public roads, particularly at rush hour. I'd be in complete support of license scheme for cyclists, because you really do get some toppers out there.
I'm not sure it'll do much to quell the resentment some of these lazy, moon faced, fat fucks have towards two-wheelers, though.
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But it's drivers that are the biggest problem. Just this morning I had some doddery old cunt pull out right in front of me on my way to work. If I had been distracted or had shitter brakes, I would have plowed straight into the side of his vehicle. I can only assume he saw me and decided that there was absolutely no way I was moving at the same speed as the car he let pass before pulling out. It's not the first time it's happened, and it definitely wont be the last.
I agree that it swings both ways though. Cyclists should be far more strictly scrutinised when using public roads, particularly at rush hour. I'd be in complete support of license scheme for cyclists, because you really do get some toppers out there.
I'm not sure it'll do much to quell the resentment some of these lazy, moon faced, fat fucks have towards two-wheelers, though.
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There's no licensing for cyclists because:
1) Bikes are used by children, and forcing children to get a license doesn't sit well with many people.
2) Imagine a world where everyone walks. Then someone invents bicycles, and many people cycle... all is well with the world. Then someone invents automobiles, and many people get killed... THAT'S why we license cars, because they came along and caused the problem. We're only in a situation where people think it's the cyclists causing a problem because cars are so ubiquitous it doesn't occur to drivers that by moving tons of steel around at high speeds they're being dangerous dicks.
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1) Bikes are used by children, and forcing children to get a license doesn't sit well with many people.
2) Imagine a world where everyone walks. Then someone invents bicycles, and many people cycle... all is well with the world. Then someone invents automobiles, and many people get killed... THAT'S why we license cars, because they came along and caused the problem. We're only in a situation where people think it's the cyclists causing a problem because cars are so ubiquitous it doesn't occur to drivers that by moving tons of steel around at high speeds they're being dangerous dicks.
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But they are not moving tons of steel at high speeds while parked.
I have ridden bicycles for time immemorial and motorcycles since 14: I know to always look inside cars for people, and look at their tail lights for signals.
I think the big difference is bikes going really fast and an attitude of "head down, pedal faster" when that simply isn't safe on a bike or a motorcycle.
And you miss many aural clues by blasting your Barry Manillow at 11.
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I have ridden bicycles for time immemorial and motorcycles since 14: I know to always look inside cars for people, and look at their tail lights for signals.
I think the big difference is bikes going really fast and an attitude of "head down, pedal faster" when that simply isn't safe on a bike or a motorcycle.
And you miss many aural clues by blasting your Barry Manillow at 11.
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Gah?
If you open a door and a cyclist cycles into it then you opened the door badly. Yeah, the cyclist COULD have been cycling slower.
But also the Woman didn't have to wear a top cut that low and a skirt cut that high, and then insist on walking home through a rough neighbourhood. And that guy didn't leave the house specifically intending to rape her so it must be her fault.
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If you open a door and a cyclist cycles into it then you opened the door badly. Yeah, the cyclist COULD have been cycling slower.
But also the Woman didn't have to wear a top cut that low and a skirt cut that high, and then insist on walking home through a rough neighbourhood. And that guy didn't leave the house specifically intending to rape her so it must be her fault.
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Yep, you just posted that.
You know, sometimes you're safer in life when you rely on yourself to get by. It doesn't mean that people around you won't do bad things that they should rightfully be punished for, but often a little preparation, awareness and forward thinking can provide for a safer life. I have the right to walk around downtown after midnight with wads of $100 bills hanging out of my pockets, but I'm not stupid enough to believe I won't get robbed for it.
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You know, sometimes you're safer in life when you rely on yourself to get by. It doesn't mean that people around you won't do bad things that they should rightfully be punished for, but often a little preparation, awareness and forward thinking can provide for a safer life. I have the right to walk around downtown after midnight with wads of $100 bills hanging out of my pockets, but I'm not stupid enough to believe I won't get robbed for it.
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Should you be licensed to walk around town though?
I know my comparison might have been a little extreme, but it gets the point across most effectively any time I suspect someone is blaming the victim.
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I know my comparison might have been a little extreme, but it gets the point across most effectively any time I suspect someone is blaming the victim.
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I think walking you learn to avoid such things and you're also not travelling as fast.
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do you ever frequent the docks
dressed in your ma's frocks?
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dressed in your ma's frocks?
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When learning to drive
I was told by my instructor to leave enough room for a car door to open when passing parked cars because an occupant could open one unexpectedly.
Seems like sensible behaviour. I usually do it even if I am in a car and would not get hurt by someone doing that.
If I were likely to be the one hurt I would make sure I did it 100% of the time.
Cyclists should take sensible precautions. It is only sensible.
If a woman lies down naked in a park it is illegal to rape her. Unfortunately, in the real world, that is no protection from harm at all and her lying down naked is a bit daft. Any sensible person would not do it because they are likely to come to harm even if the harm is as a result of an illegal act. The likelihood of it happening is not eliminated by it's illegality.
The onus of care is not all on the car drivers. It is shared by the cyclists in the real world but not in the minds of some of them it seems.
Just because a car has a greater capacity for harm does not mean the cyclist has no responsibility for their own safety, that is really terrible logic.
As you say, it swings both ways. I am sure many car drivers could take more care but then so could many cyclists. If they both took more care I am sure the number of fatalities on the roads would greatly diminish.
75% of cycling accidents happen at junctions. One big thing that could change is car drivers not doing what happened to you and pulling out on cyclists, the other is cyclists not undertaking, especially near junctions.
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I was told by my instructor to leave enough room for a car door to open when passing parked cars because an occupant could open one unexpectedly.
Seems like sensible behaviour. I usually do it even if I am in a car and would not get hurt by someone doing that.
If I were likely to be the one hurt I would make sure I did it 100% of the time.
Cyclists should take sensible precautions. It is only sensible.
If a woman lies down naked in a park it is illegal to rape her. Unfortunately, in the real world, that is no protection from harm at all and her lying down naked is a bit daft. Any sensible person would not do it because they are likely to come to harm even if the harm is as a result of an illegal act. The likelihood of it happening is not eliminated by it's illegality.
The onus of care is not all on the car drivers. It is shared by the cyclists in the real world but not in the minds of some of them it seems.
Just because a car has a greater capacity for harm does not mean the cyclist has no responsibility for their own safety, that is really terrible logic.
As you say, it swings both ways. I am sure many car drivers could take more care but then so could many cyclists. If they both took more care I am sure the number of fatalities on the roads would greatly diminish.
75% of cycling accidents happen at junctions. One big thing that could change is car drivers not doing what happened to you and pulling out on cyclists, the other is cyclists not undertaking, especially near junctions.
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Yet when I follow the Highway Code recommended distance away from parked cars (1-1.5 m)
for the very obvious reason that I can't trust some cunt not to open a door on me (which is frankly dangerous thing to have happen to you at any speed) then some cunt behind me will start shouting, parping their damned horn or even driving at me, because having the parked cars take up half the road is not enough. The fuckers want the whole of the road to themselves for driving or parking on.
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for the very obvious reason that I can't trust some cunt not to open a door on me (which is frankly dangerous thing to have happen to you at any speed) then some cunt behind me will start shouting, parping their damned horn or even driving at me, because having the parked cars take up half the road is not enough. The fuckers want the whole of the road to themselves for driving or parking on.
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Cyclists are cunts
Drivers are cunts
Right that's that all sorted
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Drivers are cunts
Right that's that all sorted
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I read this this morning
And thought it would make more sense for driving instructors to teach their pupils to look round past the blind spot like they would do if they were overtaking. And then I thought about what I had just thought...
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And thought it would make more sense for driving instructors to teach their pupils to look round past the blind spot like they would do if they were overtaking. And then I thought about what I had just thought...
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Rammstein's less successful follow-up to Mein Hertz Brennt...
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It's not hard
Always check your mirror first, open the site handle and allow the door to open an inch or two, warning anyone you might have missed. Slowly open door. Sorted.
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Always check your mirror first, open the site handle and allow the door to open an inch or two, warning anyone you might have missed. Slowly open door. Sorted.
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If I was a cyclist
And i saw a door slowly opening in front of me I would probably try and take evasive action. Slowly opening your car door does not say "it's okay I am being careful" to a cyclist it's more like a slow ambush. Just look behind you at your blind spot and check the mirror twice
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And i saw a door slowly opening in front of me I would probably try and take evasive action. Slowly opening your car door does not say "it's okay I am being careful" to a cyclist it's more like a slow ambush. Just look behind you at your blind spot and check the mirror twice
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I had to Google that, MC
And all the different meanings were "wrong." The images were better because they were of actual lobsters
Why did I use Google Images? Er..research
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And all the different meanings were "wrong." The images were better because they were of actual lobsters
Why did I use Google Images? Er..research
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This thread is disappointingly short on path-racing black lycra anecdotes.
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OK Ladies...
I heard this on radio 2 (*being old) and as I pulled up to the shop I opened the door with the non-wanking hand, could I see the mirror? Fuck no. So I checked with my over developed muscular arm and killed zero bike people.
Complete crap.
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I heard this on radio 2 (*being old) and as I pulled up to the shop I opened the door with the non-wanking hand, could I see the mirror? Fuck no. So I checked with my over developed muscular arm and killed zero bike people.
Complete crap.
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Why isn't this article on the BBC Pidgin page?
Possibly the best site ever.
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Possibly the best site ever.
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I was thinking the same
would much rather have seen Sacha Baron Cohen's look in to Mercury's private life get made
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would much rather have seen Sacha Baron Cohen's look in to Mercury's private life get made
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tried to get my kids to watch this as an example of real live stadium rock at its best
Meh, Minecraft's better
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 16:50, Share, Reply)
Meh, Minecraft's better
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 16:50, Share, Reply)
I get it, Queen are awesome,
no-one could sing quite like Freddy and probably no-one ever will, and their shows completely rocked...
But...
...to children born long after all this, it can't possibly get any gayer than their dad trying to get them to watch videos of a flamboyant homosexual, sporting a handlebar moustache and and tight white vest, sweating profusely and leaping around a stage 30 years ago.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 17:51, Share, Reply)
no-one could sing quite like Freddy and probably no-one ever will, and their shows completely rocked...
But...
...to children born long after all this, it can't possibly get any gayer than their dad trying to get them to watch videos of a flamboyant homosexual, sporting a handlebar moustache and and tight white vest, sweating profusely and leaping around a stage 30 years ago.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 17:51, Share, Reply)
My father was gayer than that.
Wearing loose track suit bottoms tight vest and walking a Bichon Frise 'dog'.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 18:36, Share, Reply)
Wearing loose track suit bottoms tight vest and walking a Bichon Frise 'dog'.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 18:36, Share, Reply)
My 6 month old likes it
Mind you, he was trying to eat his big toe at the same time.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 17:53, Share, Reply)
Mind you, he was trying to eat his big toe at the same time.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 17:53, Share, Reply)
not az single person in the crowd filming
photographic or trying to record it! People were just in the moment...
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 17:24, Share, Reply)
photographic or trying to record it! People were just in the moment...
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 17:24, Share, Reply)
as it was being live broadcast to literally every cunt in the world
I'm sure they had their betamaxes set to record.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 18:21, Share, Reply)
I'm sure they had their betamaxes set to record.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 18:21, Share, Reply)
OH YES TO THIS
Take the moment don't get your fecking phone out you muppets.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 21:02, Share, Reply)
Take the moment don't get your fecking phone out you muppets.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 21:02, Share, Reply)
So sad Anita thinks he can carry the legacy, FFS you just played guitar you mediocre twat.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 21:55, Share, Reply)
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That's right, he wasn't involved at all..
No contribution to the band...
Twat.
( , Tue 12 Sep 2017, 3:31, Share, Reply)
No contribution to the band...
Twat.
( , Tue 12 Sep 2017, 3:31, Share, Reply)
Happy Patriots Day!!!
And to celebrate all that is great about America I'll share the humorous play from last weekend's game between Mississippi State and Lousiana Tech with a record breaking loss of yardage. More
sec.news/2gYFMsv
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 15:29, Share, Reply)
And to celebrate all that is great about America I'll share the humorous play from last weekend's game between Mississippi State and Lousiana Tech with a record breaking loss of yardage. More
sec.news/2gYFMsv
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 15:29, Share, Reply)
Cardboard Safe
I suppose you could always smash it open. Nice though.
Spoliers: contains a wooden dog turd.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:13, Share, Reply)
I suppose you could always smash it open. Nice though.
Spoliers: contains a wooden dog turd.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:13, Share, Reply)
why the rubber gloves?
you have to wonder what ELSE he/she is doing
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:40, Share, Reply)
you have to wonder what ELSE he/she is doing
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:40, Share, Reply)
Maybe he does...
It's a clever safe so it must be Brainy Smurf
Oh yes, I know my smurfs
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 18:50, Share, Reply)
It's a clever safe so it must be Brainy Smurf
Oh yes, I know my smurfs
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 18:50, Share, Reply)
Well it's worked for me.
Could well have been trying to top this gem.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx4jEIZyTZU
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 13:51, Share, Reply)
Could well have been trying to top this gem.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=rx4jEIZyTZU
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 13:51, Share, Reply)
Nah, doesn't work. Old people make me loose my appetite. They disgust me.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:03, Share, Reply)
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"I don't have any regrets. I even have a tattoo saying 'no regrets', that's the type of person I am."
I wonder if he's been booked in for an 'Utter fucking pillock' tattoo yet...
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 13:19, Share, Reply)
I wonder if he's been booked in for an 'Utter fucking pillock' tattoo yet...
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 13:19, Share, Reply)
ronseal :)
I hope they spelt it "No Egrets"
just to confuse the twitchers out there :D
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 13:55, Share, Reply)
I hope they spelt it "No Egrets"
just to confuse the twitchers out there :D
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 13:55, Share, Reply)
"Mr Hughes said he did not realise swimming at the landmark was an offence as he did not see any signs."
"Mr Hughes said he did not realise swimming at the landmark was an offence as he cannot read"
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 16:25, Share, Reply)
"Mr Hughes said he did not realise swimming at the landmark was an offence as he cannot read"
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 16:25, Share, Reply)
Ten Shit Jokes About: Geography!
I made this!
Ten great/bad/good/excellent jokes about, like, place names and stuff, I can't really remember, I think it's quite funny though, obviously yes my beard is poor, thanks. There's a good joke about the phrase "busman's holiday" in there I think. See the playlist it's in for a bunch of similar videos, about things like food, metal and, er, some others as well. All excellent obviously.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:05, Share, Reply)
Ten great/bad/good/excellent jokes about, like, place names and stuff, I can't really remember, I think it's quite funny though, obviously yes my beard is poor, thanks. There's a good joke about the phrase "busman's holiday" in there I think. See the playlist it's in for a bunch of similar videos, about things like food, metal and, er, some others as well. All excellent obviously.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:05, Share, Reply)
My wife's going to the West Indies
Jamaica?
Yes, she cited spousal abuse in the court documents, and is taking both the kids. I gave that woman everything, all those years, and now I'm left with nothing but a two xanax a day habit to relieve the crippling anxiety and a lonely bedsit in Ruislip
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:20, Share, Reply)
Jamaica?
Yes, she cited spousal abuse in the court documents, and is taking both the kids. I gave that woman everything, all those years, and now I'm left with nothing but a two xanax a day habit to relieve the crippling anxiety and a lonely bedsit in Ruislip
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 14:20, Share, Reply)
The pilot survived?
Bet won then.
"If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing."
Chuck Yeager
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 11:54, Share, Reply)
Bet won then.
"If you can walk away from a landing, it's a good landing."
Chuck Yeager
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 11:54, Share, Reply)
I'm learning to fly at the moment
My instructor tells me that a good landing is one where you can use the aeroplane again.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:23, Share, Reply)
My instructor tells me that a good landing is one where you can use the aeroplane again.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:23, Share, Reply)
Do we have to be able to use it as an actual aeroplane again?
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:39, Share, Reply)
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:39, Share, Reply)
When I was an active glider pilot,
the received wisdom from the CFI was: "Ten points for landing on the airfield".
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:53, Share, Reply)
the received wisdom from the CFI was: "Ten points for landing on the airfield".
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:53, Share, Reply)
Take it from someone who's been there
Busting Class A airspace is Bad News.
Other than that, it's a blast and I miss it.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:56, Share, Reply)
Busting Class A airspace is Bad News.
Other than that, it's a blast and I miss it.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:56, Share, Reply)
That was Chuck Mangione.
Chuck Yeager was the one who played the Ryanair fanfare.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:27, Share, Reply)
Chuck Yeager was the one who played the Ryanair fanfare.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:27, Share, Reply)
Nope
That was
"Any relationship you can walk away from alive was a good relationship"
maybe
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 16:10, Share, Reply)
good grief
I searched for that and found this other Russian flight:
flight 593
Read description of who's flying the plane at start of vid...
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:41, Share, Reply)
I searched for that and found this other Russian flight:
flight 593
Read description of who's flying the plane at start of vid...
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 12:41, Share, Reply)
Aeroflot had a richly-deserved reputation in the '80s and '90s.
( , Mon 11 Sep 2017, 19:55, Share, Reply)
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