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  • in reply to: Surrey Police & Crime Commissioner on Cycling #1024837
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    Sriracha wrote:

    Sriracha wrote:
    I’m anti the full-Sky-replica-kit Sunday cyclists

    Surely they’re being responsible in getting full wear out of their 5+ year old kit, instead of ditching it for the latest fashions?

    in reply to: X/ Twitter – is it the end for Cycling Twitter? #1024781
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    andystow wrote:
    Sweet. I’ve joined and followed them. I’m on BlueSky as AndyStow.

    Well that’s no good – I like to read your handle as ‘Andy’s tow’ – like you’re always happy for some poor struggling soul to jump on the wheel for a bit – but that capital ‘S’ has gone and ruined things.

    in reply to: The Reform Party and the UK’s lurch towards fascism #1017231
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    hawkinspeter wrote:
    With all that money, he could wipe out hunger/homelessness/diseases, but instead he’s trying to promote fascism wherever he can.

    He’s tackling the disease of liberal democracy.

    mdavidford
    Dnnnnnn wrote:
    I also dislike the term “rat-run” for people who are just trying to get to work, etc.

    Aren’t rats just trying to go about their business too?

    in reply to: Met Police – learning results of submissions #1024595
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    chrisonabike wrote:
    “Romans eat dormouse”?

    What about squirrels, though?

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1005719
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    Hirsute wrote:

    Hirsute wrote:
    The judge replied: “You not being on the roads for the next three months is better than you being out there driving.”

    Though not as good as him being off the road for an actual meaningful length of time.

    in reply to: Car flips – please post your local news stories #1024121
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    The cars aren’t just self

    The cars aren’t just self-aware now – they’re starting to breed.

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1005713
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    chrisonabike wrote:

    chrisonabike wrote:
    Hirsute wrote:

    OK, now I’m really worried !!

    “I’m a neuroscientist who taught rats to drive.”

    Get “rats for LTNs and modal filters” founded immediately or we’re doomed!

    Low Tabby Neighbourhoods?

    in reply to: Favourite funny #1021303
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    Three lefts make a right, as

    Three lefts make a right, as any fool knows.

    mdavidford
    hawkinspeter wrote:
    slc wrote:
    More stuff: now we have some bus gates on Avonvale Rd and Pilemarsh. I have been looking at fixmystreet to see if anyone complains (or applauds) the LTN features, and this amused me

    https://www.fixmystreet.com/report/6729314

    It shows a brand new ‘no motor vehicles sign’ hidden behind vegetation. 

    Why didn’t they clip the vegetation back? It can easily be challenged if the sign is obscured.

    Are you quite mad? They’re the sign installation department – not the hedge clipping department. Where would we be if every Tom, Dick, and Harry took it on themselves to go around clipping hedges? It would be chaos!

    mdavidford

    Someone was really worked up

    Someone was really worked up about e-scooters.

    in reply to: Favourite funny #1021281
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    Pie to the pie to the pie to

    Pie to the pie to the pie to the pie?

    Is that like one of them turduckens, but with pastry?

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1005675
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    brooksby wrote:
    Was Cllr Cartman not at that meeting

    He was, but he left early.

    https://cdn.road.cc/wp-content/uploads/roadcc/sygigh.jpg

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1005643
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    Maybe they just forgot…

    Maybe they just forgot…

    in reply to: Drivers and their problems #1005591
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    David9694 wrote:
    Please can you tell me the way to the secret staircase? 

    I could, but then I’d have to push you down it.

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