getting knocked out of your limits

Discussion in 'Bay Area Bikers' started by Timberwoof, Oct 27, 2007.

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    barb Guest

    Can't you just FEEL the envy? :)

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    Paul Elliot Guest

    This whole deviation from the subject at hand just makes me go--EEWWwwww!


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    Paul Elliot, Nov 1, 2007
  6. It's YOUR website, Sick Puppy, it's evidence about YOUR character.

    Seek professional help, Sick Puppy, don't wait for court-ordered
    counselling.
     
    Mr. Sardonicus, Nov 1, 2007
  7. Then you're confused about what the real subject at hand is. The OP is
    a sexual deviant, par excellence.

    To recap, the original poster, Our Very Sick Acquaintance, went to a
    BDSM party at The Citadel, where he failed to hook up with "Johnny"
    who seems to have been too effeminate for his tastes.

    Then Our Very Sick Acquaintance got on his motorcycle to go home and
    caused an accident by ignoring another motorist's turn signals. He
    also committed hit-and-run against a pickup truck.

    So he started a thread about how other car drivers were "idiots".

    And this business about "getting knocked out of your limits" seems to
    have something to do with what his tolerance for sadomasochist abuse
    is, so he started talking about a "safeword" used to stop sexual
    torture when it gets too intense, and two gay regulars answered that
    with their own "safeword".

    Miss Rahee.

    And he started talking about "Sir", which is what a subservient queer
    calls the master of his "dungeon" during sexual torture.

    Our Very Sick Acquaintance does not follow societal norms and he
    believes that there should be special rules on the freeways that would
    give *him* privileges over people who are following the real rules of
    the road.

    And he called law-abiding drivers "rude" and challenged their right
    get in front of him.
     
    Mr. Sardonicus, Nov 1, 2007
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    Bike Guy Joe Guest

    Who gives a shit?
     
    Bike Guy Joe, Nov 2, 2007
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    Bike Guy Joe Guest

    Once again, who gives a shit about his sexual preferences?
     
    Bike Guy Joe, Nov 2, 2007
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    Bike Guy Joe Guest

    Says who?
     
    Bike Guy Joe, Nov 2, 2007
  11. Are you STUPID or what? The original poster bragged to everybody how
    he was queer about two messages into the thread he started.

    HE gives a shit about his sexual preference and HE thinks being gay
    means he can do ANYTHING he wants.

    Would you understand the thread any better if he titled it
    "Lanesplitting While Gay?"

    This thread is a conversation between the original poster and
    intelligent people who understand his point of view but disagree with
    it.

    But you, Bike Guy Joe, you're just noise, interfering with a
    discussion that
    you don't understand.
     
    Mr. Sardonicus, Nov 2, 2007
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    Timberwoof Guest

    You seem to be arguing that there's no need to help reduce the effective
    number of vehicles in dense traffic, or for a motorcycle to get out from
    between the parts of cars that are most likely to hit one another.
    (Hint: Where do cars have bumpers?)
     
    Timberwoof, Nov 2, 2007
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    Timberwoof Guest

    You are correct. I follow the two-second rule. But that doesn't change
    my observation about what others find reasonable.
    This means that I will constantly be changing my speed. If a vehicle
    ahead of me did that, I would find it highly annoying. It is a
    ticketable offense in some states.
    I've ridden on the 401 - in the passenger seat of my friend's car. It
    would be interesting to compare it with US 101 and I 880 in the SF Bay
    Area.
     
    Timberwoof, Nov 2, 2007
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    Rich Guest

    Lane-sharing is one of the reasons I remain a California resident. But
    today I saw an incident that I think pretty well fits the description of
    its opponents as unspeakably rude:

    SR 163 is entered from eastbound Washington St through a left turn
    regulated by a traffic signal. There is a carved-out lane for that
    signal approximately 12 car lengths. After making the left turn, all
    vehicles need to make an immediate left to reach the on ramps, so that
    the turn is about 160 degrees total.

    As I was driving in the non-turning lanes, I saw a motorcycle in line
    for the turn. The rider then pulled out of the turn lane into the #1
    lane, went to the head of the line (at this point, the arrow had turned
    green) and cut back into the turn lane and entered the freeway.

    This configuration would not allow two motorcyclists to share the turn
    unless they were exceptionally skilled, so Mr. Rude Rider did in fact
    slow down every vehicle that he cut ahead of.

    Rudeness is not limited to riders. The driver of the Patrick's Plumbing
    truck that cut me off when I was riding in the #1 lane going back west
    didn't even react when I hit the horn as well as the brakes. One can
    only hope there's a law of Truckma as well as karma. ;-}

    At least, nobody was hurt in either incident.

    Rich, Urban Biker
     
    Rich, Nov 2, 2007
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    Rich Guest

    Perhaps you don't, but standard advice is to have as many escape routes
    as possible. That makes lanes 2..n-1 good choices.

    Rich, Urban Biker
     
    Rich, Nov 2, 2007
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    Bike Guy Joe Guest

    Der, yesh....noise.
    The shit you spew is like hearing continuing flatulence.
     
    Bike Guy Joe, Nov 2, 2007
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    barb Guest

    Wasn't me...but I WAS there yesterday!

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    barb, Nov 2, 2007
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    barb, Nov 2, 2007
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    Timberwoof Guest

    For the same speed, the only ways to increase volume are increasing the
    number of lanes, increasing the length of crush hour, and increasing the
    density, which means shorter following distances. If the following
    distance is two seconds, then the best you can hope for is 30 cars per
    minute.

    Unfortunately for volume, at some critical density, people begin to slow
    down, and that limits the volume. Unlike a perfect gas, traffic doesn't
    follow Bernoulli's Law.

    You are free to provide cites for both your superlative claims. :)
     
    Timberwoof, Nov 2, 2007
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    Ken Abrams Guest

    Ahem. That sounds logical, doesn't it? It is, however, wrong.
    The number of vehicles passing a fixed point in any given time depends on
    the collective SPEED and the seperation.
    For a speed of 60 mph, your example is true; for any other speed, not.
     
    Ken Abrams, Nov 2, 2007
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