The mind of a moton; how does it work, if at all?

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Jezston

Über Member
Location
London
Moron is also Welsh for carrot.

Maybe I should start taking it personally...

:ohmy:

Are you a redhead?
 

Arch

Married to Night Train
Location
Salford, UK
I love when they push past, and then lose all the time they've 'saved'. We had one the other day, swooshed past our electric truck just before a junction, and then had to cut in violently and stop suddenly because they'd reached the junction on a red light.

They'd stopped so late, they were well into the ASL, and actually past the traffic light post on the pavement to the left. The post that carries the straight on filter arrow to tell them to go, some 30 seconds before the whole phase goes green. So they couldn't see it, and sat there, oblivious until the whole set went green.

We did laugh. Mind you, it's easy in a metal box, to laugh when they misjudge overtaking before a pinch point, and have to brake hard and drop back. But you just know, if they'd done it to a cyclist, they'd most probably swerve into them instead.
 

Norm

Guest
I love when they push past, and then lose all the time they've 'saved'. We had one the other day, swooshed past our electric truck just before a junction...
Reminds me of an incident I had going in to Windsor a year or so back, when a woman wound down the window of her Mini to shout "I've had to overtake you 5 times."

She was not expecting me to reply with "That's ok, I've had to pass you 5 times too." :biggrin:
 

400bhp

Guru
Reminds me of an incident I had going in to Windsor a year or so back, when a woman wound down the window of her Mini to shout "I've had to overtake you 5 times."

She was not expecting me to reply with "That's ok, I've had to pass you 5 times too." :biggrin:

This reply has been in my memory bank for a while now ready to be used.
 

Jonathing

Über Member
Location
Birmingham
I think if you feel free to use the term "moron", then "moton" is certainly acceptable.

Or mongoloid.

Or spastic.

Or retard.

Personally I don't advocate using any of these.

I work with children with learning difficulties, many of whom in days gone by would have come under the medical use of the terms here described. They often call each other by these names just as children in any playground would do, without realising what the words mean. It's an interesting dilemma, they might be right but they still 'shouldn't' be using the terms.
 

jonny jeez

Legendary Member
Accident is not factual. Cager is. Moton sometimes is, if the driver is both motorist and moron.


I dont care if its factual ...calling someone Black can be factual.

It creates boundaries and is detremental.

Frankly I'm surprised with all the effort you put in to remove boundaries between drivers and riders, that you defend it.
 

rowan 46

Über Member
Location
birmingham
I've taken to shouting "Racist!" at drivers who nearly kill me. It really confuses them.

Can I send you the bill for my now fried keyboard. there really should have been some warning of a sprayed coffee moment
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BlackPanther

Hyper-Fast Recumbent Riding Member.
Location
Doncaster.
I too maintained my cool today. Approaching a red light, I bypassed it by going up onto the pavement/cycling lane and rejoining the road 30 yards on. Some loon in a mondeo shouted 'Red means stop' as he passed me. I just couldn't be arsed to even try to educate this obviously retarded inbred piece of scum. It would have been a waste of my superior brain power!
 
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