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Jul 28, 2012 05:04PM
Is it dangerous to writhe while driving?
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If you've ever had to pee really, really badly whilst driving, and trying not to writhe, you know it can be dangerous.
Crap, can't post pictures. This is the new sign for our downtown lightrail:
http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-44518...
http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-44518...
The front wheel hit the groove in the road where the tracks lie, then spun 90 degrees and stopped abruptly. It is a known hazard for skinny-wheeled bikes.
Thanks, Phil!
I still think it's a ridiculous sign. I would think most bicyclists would recognize the danger of light rail / tram / train tracks. No?
I still think it's a ridiculous sign. I would think most bicyclists would recognize the danger of light rail / tram / train tracks. No?
Not necessarily. They're not visible in the photo, so a cyclist going along at a clip, or not paying attention, might not know they're coming. The sign is also probably there for liability reasons.
They have them every other block downtown for us, but it looks like that is a national sign.
Today, on my way home there was this cringe worthy bumper sticker. I tried to take a photo with my phone...while driving (I know, I should be arrested.). It was just so BAD! It took up nearly the length of the bumper, caution yellow with black writing, "Greed Is'nt Good"
Is'nt? Really? You go to that kind of effort to make a statement, and you get it so wrong?
Needless to say, the photo didn't come out.
Is'nt? Really? You go to that kind of effort to make a statement, and you get it so wrong?
Needless to say, the photo didn't come out.
I can't find it and can't remember what product it was on, but I once found some funny cooking instructions on a package.They gave you the normal instructions followed by:
"retrieve box from trash can to remember cooking time"
Nice!
(I do that way too often...)
(I do that way too often...)
The council said catering staff made the decision after "immature comments" and it was not a policy decision.
But one councillor described the move as "political correctness gone mad".
Staff from the nearby court complex in Mold also use the council canteen.
In nearby MOLD !!!! AHAHAHAHAHA.
But one councillor described the move as "political correctness gone mad".
Staff from the nearby court complex in Mold also use the council canteen.
In nearby MOLD !!!! AHAHAHAHAHA.





