cyclist hits taxi and walks away

[CopperBrompton]

Hmmm what about exhaustion? I've ended up riding that slowly after a bad shift at work. (Devil's advocate to a degree)

Could be, but doesn't have that appearance to me.

 

[jonny jeez]

[QUOTE 3319551, member: 45"]Cyclist appears to collide with side of car. Driver asks him where he's going, repeatedly saying that he hit his car. Driver grabs back wheel of bike as cyclist tries to leave. Cyclist drunkenly muttering for the driver to let go. Driver says he's going to call police. It then sounds like the driver asks a passer by to call the police, and passer by agrees. Cyclist walks off.[/QUOTE]
Cheers MP, now I'm home and can hear it, seem the rider is most likely drunk. Cabbie actually seems pretty reasonable.

 

[downfader]

Could be, but doesn't have that appearance to me.

Without a blood alcohol test, or a smell of the guy's breath, or even a sample of his piss how can we possible tell from this video?

 

[CopperBrompton]

Without a blood alcohol test, or a smell of the guy's breath, or even a sample of his **** how can we possible tell from this video?

You've never hazarded a guess (which is all anyone here is doing) that someone may be drunk without first asking them for bodily fluids?

 

[downfader]

You've never hazarded a guess (which is all anyone here is doing) that someone may be drunk without first asking them for bodily fluids?

True, but the general consensus on this thread seems to have made its mind up.

 

[CopperBrompton]

The consensus view is indeed that he's drunk or drugged; there is a reason for this ...

 

[lilolee]

Looks like Lance Armstrong to me, so that could explain the possible use of drugs.

 

[Brains]

Can the Cabbie claim the bike ?
Then can he sell it for enough to pay for the damage ?