Biege Fiesta nutter - Ferry Road

[Eat MY Dust]

lol, he sticks the finger up at you = funny. You reply with the same gesture = red mist. What a c_ck. I would have been tempted to keep at a distance where he though he might catch you and then when he was snarled up in traffic, slowly choke his to near death with his seat belt!! That'd show 'im.

 

[Eat MY Dust]

I forgot to add, a biege Feista!!!!!!!!! you would have thought he would have been trying to keep as low a profile as possible!!

 

[Trillian]

next time, blow him a kiss, see what the responce is

 

[just jim]

Sorry to hear of this charming encounter. I can safely say that there are plenty of this sort to go round there. I used to commute down Leith Walk to Bonnington Road before the hallowed green lanes. That was fun, between the double parking, dooring and the Parcleforce lorries. Now I'm commuting through Dalkeith Rd, with it's fun pinch points and south bound commuters, many of which seem to have problems with high blood pressure.

 

[MERV]

Im tempted to throw my bike at them if things get a bit hairy.


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[Animal]

"find themselves"?

Like every morning they wake up and forget how bad it was, take off at full speed and a few second later, "DOH!".

Bunch of morons.

 

[MERV]

"Long suffering"

Awwwwwwwwwww bless.

 

[goo_mason]

Well, tonight I experienced a completely different kind of behaviour - WVM pulling up in the queue ahead (all traffic stuck behind vehicles waiting to turn right onto a side-road) had blocked the cycle lane and my only chance of filtering past the jam. He looked in his left hand mirror and saw me approaching, and very kindly pulled back out of the lane just as I got near.

What a gent. It really cheered me up to know there are still some considerate drivers left out there after my experience on Tuesday. Whoever you were, thank you !

And no further sightings of Beige Fiesta Madman, thankfully.

 

[Wolf04]

Glad today was better Goo. I think forums like CC tend to focus on the bad drivers. Completely understandable of course but I always try to remember that for every idiot on the road there are probably half a dozen or more decent considerate motorists. Bloody hard when your faced with pillocks like you were last night though.

 

[HJ]

Don't let the bastards get you down Goo, cycling is way to much fun...

 

[MERV]

That program was naff last night.

 

[col]

next time, blow him a kiss, see what the responce is

Probably the same,that sort are just looking for any excuse to vent their anger,not worth it.

 

[spindrift]

You could write to the DVLA and say a car with that reg is blocking your drive.



Find out his address, and wait outside in a transit with blackened windows.


When the driver emerges, zap him with a taser to incapacitate him then smash his skull with a sledgehammer and torch his house, killing anyone inside, they knew the risks.

 

[dodgy]

I say we take off and nuke his entire house from orbit. It's the only way to be sure...

 

[spindrift]

Or kidnap him, take him to a forest and make a small incision in his stomach. Pull out part of his intestine and nailt it to a tree, then with flaming brands force him to run away from the tree, eviscerating him in the process, it would take an hour or so for him to expire.