Doored whilst riding...
12-06-05, 03:04 PM
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Doored whilst riding...
https://www.cyclingplus.co.uk/forum/t...TOPIC_ID=83386
I saw a reference to this in the Singlespeed/Fixed forum, but I think it applies more to commuters than anyone else. IMHO, an excellent use of the English language.
I saw a reference to this in the Singlespeed/Fixed forum, but I think it applies more to commuters than anyone else. IMHO, an excellent use of the English language.
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That story would've been really funny, had it not hit a bit too close to home. The same thing happened to me just a few hours ago but unfortunately, while I hadn't hauled myself completely off the ground, the driver had already taken off 
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Them English dudes and they're mastery of the English language. When will they stop throwing it in our face?
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Um, that's their mastery of the English language.
Peregrine, sorry to hear you got hit.
Peregrine, sorry to hear you got hit.
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Originally Posted by peregrine
That story would've been really funny, had it not hit a bit too close to home. The same thing happened to me just a few hours ago but unfortunately, while I hadn't hauled myself completely off the ground, the driver had already taken off
that sucks... sorry to hear about that
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Originally Posted by pinkrobe
Um, that's their mastery of the English language.
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Originally Posted by peregrine
The same thing happened to me just a few hours ago but unfortunately, while I hadn't hauled myself completely off the ground, the driver had already taken off
