Murder? SMIDSTRD

sorry mate, I didnt see the red light

mh

 

An accident is something that happens when it shouldn't,
this item should be called an incident, it is not an accident
The car was clearly in the wrong because of going against the red light.
If you watch closely, you will see that the bike rider has a green light
therefore the car driver is in the wrong

 

Ahhh, crap. Missed out again.

justAL

 

I was tempted to respond with 'whoooosh', but paulh said it so much
more eloquently.


bill_h

 

thats OK...just stay off the scooters this week.

try a Rocket 3, that will make a mess of those compacts

MH

 

And you will be the first to whinge long and loud when someone does that to
you.
That is if there is anything left of you
You can say that I am being pedantic, but I don't give a **** about what you
say about me,
I have had things said about me by experts they haven't succeeded and you
are just a learner at it.
It is still an incident, not an accident
explaining further, an accident is something that happens where there is
no-one at fault
and if you KNEW that a pedantic would reply to it, then would KNOW not to
phrase it the way you did.

 

Of course you are right George, the deadwit in the car drove through a red
light. A traffic offence, in this case causing real bodily harm to the bike
rider. Thats not an accident, its somebody screwing up.

 

It's just not the same!

justAL

 

Errr ... yes very articulate and coherent argument there. Convinced me
right off the bat. Someone's gonna have to contradict themselves pretty
good to beat that.

Did they have a diploma of insulting on the wall .. or you just makign
that shit up too ?

Were they experts in that field ?

 

I think you just whooshed yourself.
I would say it was more an idiot trap and you fell in by incident.

 

How's the fishing?

Theo

 

Nah, If you're insulted by an expert, everybody _except_ you knows you were
insulted.

I guess that make Paulh an expert, and everybody, except George,
entertained.

Theo

 

Well they could be politicians - I think that constitutes being an
expert in the field of insults and making things up ?

JL

 

Ta muchly, but leaving the attibutions will suffice.

Now that was funny.

Theo

 

No, an accident is something which is not intentional. Just because
something happens when you don't expect it doesn't automatically make it
unintentional.

Accidental and intentional are mutually exclusive. "Unintentional" and
"breaking the law" and "driving through a red light" are not mutually
exclusive. Arguing that they are will only lead to you looking silly
and having Gerry agreeing with you. They are not mutually exclusive
events either.

Regardless, the word "accident" is in common use to describe any sort of
vehicular collision regardless of the cause. Do you also argue with
people who say you had "an accident" when you actually piss your pants
on purpose?

Nev..
'04 CBR1100XX

 

I think we should all take a lesson from journalists here.


It was a

HORROR SMASH!!!!!!!!!!!



now **** off the lot of youse

smack
beer mate?

 

Like chasing a speeder to see how fast he's going?...

 

It is really odd that you and some others, seem to have the opinion that
what you say is right,
even though the RTA state that an incident where two vehicles meet,
call it a crash, not an accident as you claim.
I replied with what is the right definition of a crash, called it an
incident and you fly off the handle with foul language
and smart-arsed comments which is the only way you seem to be able to speak.
Okay, if that is the only way that you can talk to anyone, then that is your
problem

Part 18 Miscellaneous road rules

Division 1 Miscellaneous rules for drivers

Rule 287

298 Australian Road Rules

Part 18 Miscellaneous road rules

Division 1 Miscellaneous rules for drivers

287 Duties of a driver involved in a crash

(1) A driver involved in a crash must comply with this rule.

Offence provision.

Note 1 Crash is defined in the dictionary.

Note 2 The law of this jurisdiction also requires a driver involved in a

crash to stop and give assistance to anyone who is injured.

(2) The driver (or the driver's representative) must give the

driver's required particulars, within the required time and, if

practicable, at the scene of the crash, to:

(a) any other driver (or that driver's representative) involved

in the crash;



I think that you really need to see your doctor and get a different
prescription for behaviour control drugs,

the ones you are supposed to be taking are having no effect

 

You're definitely onto something there !

Y