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Lightweight, isn't he? And what about the half-dozen baguettes and the
wine boxes?

 

You really don't help the argument - it's about as convincing and
impressive as seeing M$ - in fact you just manage to look like a fucktard.

If camera operators had deployed themselves on an empty piece of NSL road
then the "they're just doing it to meet targets, nothing about safety"
carries some weight but not in a residential 30 mph zone.

As you saw them they can't really have been on a mission "to make a quick
buck".

Arguing against cameras in this manner goes a long way in reinforcing the
perception that people who ride bikes are irresponsible, inconsiderate
wankers.

 

<checks flights>

'Hog

 

sweller wrote

Yes but what is your point?

 

Thanks for the compliment

I never said residential. The 30 mile zone, starts quite a way out of the
residential bit.
I have absolutley no argument if the enforcement was "always " in a sensible
place. But in the main, the whole argument is that these cameras are to
generate revenue, under the disguise of safety.

Luck maybe. But being tucked in between a couple of parked cars is not
really showing yourself.

Hmmm, lost me on that one?

 

Yeh, Just enough to last until the pick-up arrived with the main
supply.

 

The only time I have carried wine on the bike was bringing some back
from the Sandemans bodega near Jerez. It was the stuff they use to
make sherry, *before* it is sherrified. Actually tasted quite
disgusting.

 

<looks at XJROC membership card>

Nah.

BTW I'm the BMF Rep for XJROC so I'll be there on the stand Friday to
Sunday.

 

We'll be having the usual BBQ on Saturday night.
You're more than welcome to come over.

 

OOOOOh
Can I come too..............

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