Silly Americans

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I think the law makers in Missouri should spend less time worrying about cyclists, and more time keeping toddlers away from guns.

Shootings by toddlers have happened in 24 states so far this year [2015]. Missouri has seen the most, with five separate incidents.

Or indeed, keeping the police away from guns.
 

deptfordmarmoset

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Armonmy Way
Not my invention, sadly...
Dog-whistle variation...
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Licramite

Über Member
Location
wiltshire
I suppose you could fashion it as kite ?
My wonder is what's wrong with American cyclists, from the photo you have a road with double yellow lines in the middle - so no overtaking, you have lanes marked with white lines at least 2ft wide at either side of the road were vehicles won't go , you have cyclists in middle of bloody road ! - why haven't they looked at the road and moved over into the side beyond the white lines so as not to obstruct the traffic. - I can only assume its safer being in front of car as its more difficult to shoot forward than sideways from a moving vehicle.
 

Licramite

Über Member
Location
wiltshire
I think the law makers in Missouri should spend less time worrying about cyclists, and more time keeping toddlers away from guns.

Shootings by toddlers have happened in 24 states so far this year [2015]. Missouri has seen the most, with five separate incidents.

Or indeed, keeping the police away from guns.
Yea pissing off a 4 year old can be really dangerous.
I'm with the RA on this - you need more guns - it should be a legal requirement everyone should carry a gun , toddlers single shot and working up to vehicle mounted artillery - America would be so much safer - as who the hell would go there!
 
I suppose you could fashion it as kite ?
My wonder is what's wrong with American cyclists, from the photo you have a road with double yellow lines in the middle - so no overtaking, you have lanes marked with white lines at least 2ft wide at either side of the road were vehicles won't go , you have cyclists in middle of bloody road ! - why haven't they looked at the road and moved over into the side beyond the white lines so as not to obstruct the traffic. - I can only assume its safer being in front of car as its more difficult to shoot forward than sideways from a moving vehicle.
No, it because the cars never go there, so crap will be swept of the lanes, and then stay in that area, leading this .....


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xTLSgne_TWQ


The cyclist would presumably move carefully into area to let a car pass.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
And not all places have a paved shoulder to the road.
 

Gravity Aided

Legendary Member
Location
Land of Lincoln
I suppose you could fashion it as kite ?
My wonder is what's wrong with American cyclists, from the photo you have a road with double yellow lines in the middle - so no overtaking, you have lanes marked with white lines at least 2ft wide at either side of the road were vehicles won't go , you have cyclists in middle of bloody road ! - why haven't they looked at the road and moved over into the side beyond the white lines so as not to obstruct the traffic. - I can only assume its safer being in front of car as its more difficult to shoot forward than sideways from a moving vehicle.
Nah, much easier to shoot forward than laterally.
 
[QUOTE 4104351, member: 43827"]It doesn't surprise me. A couple of years ago we were in Jackson, Wyoming and, at street crossing points, they had containers at each side with bright flags in. Pedestrians were supposed to pick up a flag, hold it up when crossing and replace it in the container on the other side when they had crossed.[/QUOTE]


Beat me to it

IIRC one town had the wonderful "Take it to make it" slogan to encourage use
 

DRM

Guru
Location
West Yorks
According to GCN the Californians have passed a law that says if you have 5 cars behind you when cycling, you have to pull over to let them pass.
 
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