Some times I'm lost for words

[addictfreak]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-derbyshire-20343097

 

[chewy]

 

[Paul_L]

that is unreal!!

I'd also imagine quite difficult to do?

 

[ianrauk]

nawty, right propa nawty,

 

[Thomk]

I know a chap who regularly carries his 5 year old grandson on his motorbike.....with no helmet.

 

[lukesdad]

If you want to travel at speed this is the way to do it

 

[Hip Priest]

I can't believe it!

He'll never get any KOMs with all that extra weight.

 

[ianjmcd]

my flabber is well and truely gasted

 

[totallyfixed]

Quite unbelievable, that was on our local news and no matter how many times I see it I just can't believe you would take a toddler out in that horrible weather without a proper goretex jacket on.

 

[Big boy]

i think the best one ive seen was the Polish bike with the frige strapped to his rack.

 

[EltonFrog]

That's nothing, when I was a lad, my dad used to put me on his shoulders, and climb up a ladder onto scaffolding, whilst carrying a hod of bricks and a shovel full of cement in his teeth.

 

[ohnovino]

While that photo is in the headlines, it's be good if there was a follow-up piece on that absolute horror of a cycle lane. It keeps bikes to the left through a pinch point rather than taking primary, then heads right through the door zone.

 

[EltonFrog]

That's nothing, when I was a lad, my dad used to put me on his shoulders, and climb up a ladder onto scaffolding, whilst carrying a hod of bricks and a shovel full of cement in his teeth.*




*only small part of this statement is untrue.

 

[chewy]

That's nothing, when I was a lad, my dad used to put me on his shoulders, and climb up a ladder onto scaffolding, whilst carrying a hod of bricks and a shovel full of cement in his teeth.*




*only small part of this statement is untrue.

I thought this sounded dodgy...my Dad could only manage a half shovel full....

 

[400bhp]

OMG, won't someone think of the childr...ahhh