OT (Australia) - scum cyclist throws litter into car
 

The poor driver must have been traumatised.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/news...vertible-audi/

OT (Australia) - scum cyclist throws litter into car
 

On 24/08/2017 10:39, TMS320 wrote:

The poor driver must have been traumatised.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/news...vertible-audi/

It's fair enough to remnind people (gently) that they have
(inadvertently, obviously) dropped something and no doubt helpful to
have already recovered it for them.

That's when it's genuine, of course.

It can also be seen as provocative and sensible people would urge
caution and circumspection in such cases. But it was obviously OK here,
because the cyclist was male and the driver was female, which accords
with much observed and reported directly aggressive cyclist behaviour in
the UK too).

But where are the vigilantes when you need them?

A couple of years ago I was on the A12 heading for a friend's house in
Basildon, and had a slip of paper with his address and telephone number
written on it, placed on the (relatively flat) dash of my car. I opened
the window to get some fresh air and was annoyed to see the paper go
sailing out of the window behind me. It was a pig of a job to ring
around mutual friends on arrival before I could be reminded of the t/n
and the street number. If only a helpful cyclist had been available to
save the day.

OT (Australia) - scum cyclist throws litter into car
 

On Thu, 24 Aug 2017 10:39:11 +0100
TMS320 wrote:

The poor driver must have been traumatised.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/cars/news...vertible-audi/

I liked the Russian (I think) woman who picked up someone's dog
excrement and helpfully placed it in the white leather interior of
their expensive cabriolet.