Perhaps it was written by an unshaven barber.And then there's the wonderful logical contradiction...
"None of these answers are correct."
Oh, and I just found one where "None of these answers are correct." was the correct answer!And then there's the wonderful logical contradiction...
"None of these answers are correct."
Yeah, usually a couple of times each summer. Can be a hazard if you've not much tyre clearance. Not so much the tar as what it sticks to the tyre: stones to jam the wheel or just the road enough to fark up handling.WT actual F? Hazard in summer melting tar sticking to your tyres? In the UK?
Don't underestimate the incompetence of some councils in choosing the best material for road surfaces, even in our balmy climes. When I was in Junior school (admittedly a very long time ago), every summer we used to love picking at the bubbling road surface outside our school to see who could make the biggest tar ball. Parents were less thrilled by tar-stained clothes. Even today, I still see road surfaces that get sticky in the British summer.WT actual F? Hazard in summer melting tar sticking to your tyres? In the UK?
LOL for 3 days a year I think I can probably cope with that hazard!Don't underestimate the incompetence of some councils in choosing the best material for road surfaces, even in our balmy climes. When I was in Junior school (admittedly a very long time ago), every summer we used to love picking at the bubbling road surface outside our school to see who could make the biggest tar ball. Parents were less thrilled by tar-stained clothes. Even today, I still see road surfaces that get sticky in the British summer.
As an aside, I lived in Bangkok for a few years, and one of the (many) things that impressed me was the ability there to make tarmac road surfaces that didn't melt even in tropical heat, when UK roads got sticky in summer.
Just normal paranoia.Next week the Daily Mail will have an article stating "20% of cyclists think...".
I can't help thinking we're lab rats being used for some sinister purpose in this survey... or its just perfectly normal paranoia.