WX14 DXG
2016-11-10 19:45:56
Quote the up-loader: "I accept that this was my fault and I acted aggressively, I accept that. And I know that I shouldn't have pulled out and I regret having done so. It was stupid to have pulled out at that time and I probably could have been a little less aggressive during the encounter."
Quote the up-loader: "I accept that this was my fault and I acted aggressively, I accept that. And I know that I shouldn't have pulled out and I regret having done so. It was stupid to have pulled out at that time and I probably could have been a little less aggressive during the encounter."
WX14 DXG
Elektra Wyte2016-11-07 14:24:52
For once a white van driver is justified at mouthing off. I hate these gangs of pimply pricks on their pathetic little buzzing machines with malodorous emissions and permanent L plates driving like lemmings.
For once a white van driver is justified at mouthing off. I hate these gangs of pimply pricks on their pathetic little buzzing machines with malodorous emissions and permanent L plates driving like lemmings.
WX14 DXG
noggin the nog2016-11-07 17:40:05
Nice young liver, heart and lungs to donate. keep riding like that son and you'll be a footnote in the local paper
Nice young liver, heart and lungs to donate. keep riding like that son and you'll be a footnote in the local paper
WX16 KYU
Will B2016-08-15 15:27:15
An absolutely awful driver, he cut me up several times only to stop, then get out of his and start swearing and having a go at me. Only to then screach away and run a red light...he doesn't deserve to be on the road.
An absolutely awful driver, he cut me up several times only to stop, then get out of his and start swearing and having a go at me. Only to then screach away and run a red light...he doesn't deserve to be on the road.
I think the van driver's intentions are good. Only thing I disagree with him is the way he pulled alongside the riders. Unfortunately where I live a lot of riders are nowhere near as passive as these and unlike the author would never accept they were in the wrong. Takes a big man to admit he was wrong and the rider did just that.