alexf wrote:WT? was the cyclist doing touching his car?
So touching and object is a offence needing to be reported to the police now?
A passer by touched my front fence. Should that be reported to the police?
Sure its rude. But that is all it is.
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So touching and object is a offence needing to be reported to the police now? A passer by touched my front fence. Should that be reported to the police? Sure its rude. But that is all it is.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Wow guys having a crack at the legend cyclist that taught the bogan that he can't mouth off with no consequences.
As far as I am concerned he got off light.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.He probably touched his car because he thought he'd get an STD from punching Warney instead, due to the physical contact and all.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Can STD's survive in plastic?
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.The story is on the Age website today http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/warnes-road-rage-20120117-1q4rz.html not much of a story. Amazing that he has a run in with 1 cyclist, therefore the government must change the law!
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Written up in the Feral Hun too, surprisingly neutral
...whatever the road rules, self-preservation is the absolute priority for a cyclist when mixing it with motorised traffic.
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Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Just read on another forum that a following witness cyclist has come forward saying king bogan cut off and braked heavily in front off the victim cyclist.
Given the kings comments the day before would appear he was out looking to teach cyclists a lesson.
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Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Some of the comments from non-cyclists on the HUN website are an absolute disgrace.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Grill Team in Sydney has thrown this up this morning...it's turned into a bash the cyclists thread
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Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Its called Twitter cause its for twits, right?
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Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Hosko
You have no idea what you are writing about. Clover has done a great job, but it is only half finished. Problem is the roads authority.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.
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Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.
It's MMM, what did you expect? And I disagree. There should be MORE cycles lanes and less lanes for private vehicles. Stop people driving single occupant vehicles into the city and watch the M* motorways suddenly become uncongested... 2010 BMC SLC01
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If you click on each of the profiles of people contributing to the Grill thread, it goes something like this.... Bogan Bogan Bogan Bogan Cyclist Bogan Bogan Same cyclist Bogan Bogan Bogan Cyclist Bogan Bogan ........ and so on. It's almost as though you could sterotype someone by their facebook profile What is it with cycling? 30+ kmh and lycra???!!!
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.I read through some of the comments in the Herald Sun just for a laugh. Mostly it was about getting off the road, rego, single file, lycra louts etc etc
One comment I did like was: Cyclists should be banned from the road entirely, or pay a registration fee that covers the cost of building an alternative road network just for them. Sure I would love that and I would pay rego for that. I'd love a dedicated bike lane down them middle of the Monash Fwy. I would dread each year when rego was due though...that will be 1 million dollars per bike! Seriously how hard a concept is it that rego doesnt pay for roads, taxes do. I would actually like to know what the rego cost for a car would be if they scrapped all the fuel taxes and other taxes that went to building and maintaining roads and made it funded purely from the rego cost like most motorists think it is. I'm guessing it would in the tens of thousands at least? Norco VFR1 Disc, Merida 903, Mofo Single Speed, Giant MTB, soon to be vintage Gazelle fixie
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.![]() I am still going to ride my bike If you can't explain it simply, then you don't understand it well enough.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Abc Sydney with Phillip Clarke (ex 2gb shock jock station) shane bogan cycling talk back session. all calls bar one they put to air anti cycling
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Apart from maybe some more polysyllabic words, and perhaps generally better articulation.. are these sort of threads much different from comments, tweets & likes on Facebook pages of such trash? Which actually achieves anything?
Birds of a feather flock together, I guess. I just zone out of one side of the argument a lot more quickly than I do the other. Kym
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Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Oh great !! Given he's seen as Vox bogan populi we'll be copping even more from the hi-vis shirted, crew cab driving elite
To the antipodes... he's probably been travelling down beach road with the pro peleton cos players ... they can test one's patience.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Just keep riding our bikes in force is all i have to say
Shane the bogan princess, just suck it up you loser!
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Did my bit this morning.
Spencer Howsen on Brisbane ABC Radio picked up on the twit war started by Warne. Spencer was asking for comment re whether bikes should have rego plates so when riders break the law they can be identified. As usual, lots of idiot callers were saying cyclists should pay rego. So I told Spencer: - when cyclists take car rego plates now and report dangerous driving to police, it is a matter of one person's word against another and overwhelmingly nothing happens, so why would it be different for motorists complaining about cyclists? - I agree for cyclists to pay rego as long as it is proportional to the damage done to the roads by bikes, and motorists agree to pay a road congestion tax. Later I thought to add : - pedestrians wear a rego plate so they can be reported when walking in an illegal and dangerous manner on shared bike paths and roads. - if cyclists should pay rego, then motorists should not be excused from paying carbon tax. And probably the right line to take was that much of this conflict is due to motorists not knowing the road rules, and then ask Spencer as a motorist, to state whether bikes are entitled to travel in the centre of a lane, which many say not. But as cyclists we all know that's not the law.
Re: Ah Warney, stick to spin bowling mate.Ah ha the victim has come forward and posted his account on cyclingtipsblog.com. Seems king bogan did not like him filtering and ran him over wrecking his bike. He has witnesses and reported the incident to constable plod.
He was not going to make it public but just wanted restitution but as king bogan has gone public so has he. Now we can sit back and enjoy the fun!!! Last edited by anonymous_ on Wed Jan 18, 2012 11:04 am, edited 1 time in total.
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stewie ????? get back to Greenedge !!
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