Something else to avoid

Don't undertake. Especially buses. One thing to remember about buses is
that they keep on stopping by the kerb.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...s-and-lorry.do

On Sep 20, 3:04*pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:
Don't undertake. *Especially buses. *One thing to remember about buses is
that they keep on stopping by the kerb.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...-cyclists-are-...

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier, was
hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along Vauxhall
bridge before the driver realised."

Mrcheerful wrote:

Don't undertake. Especially buses. One thing to remember about
buses is that they keep on stopping by the kerb.


http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...s-and-lorry.do

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier, was
hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along Vauxhall
bridge before the driver realised."

Hardly the cyclists fault.

I do agree with your first line though, which is what appears to have
happened in the second incident.

--
Paul - xxx

On Sep 20, 4:28*pm, Squashme wrote:
On Sep 20, 3:04*pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:

Don't undertake. *Especially buses. *One thing to remember about buses is
that they keep on stopping by the kerb.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...-cyclists-are-...

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier, was
hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along Vauxhall
bridge before the driver realised."

I posted this before Paul's post had arrived, but the bloody postman
must have stopped to look at the flowers, avoid a dog or something.
The Post Office should never have taken their bikes away.

Paul - xxx wrote:
Mrcheerful wrote:

Don't undertake. Especially buses. One thing to remember about
buses is that they keep on stopping by the kerb.


http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...s-and-lorry.do

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier, was
hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along Vauxhall
bridge before the driver realised."

Hardly the cyclists fault.

I do agree with your first line though, which is what appears to have
happened in the second incident.

perhaps the first one had filtered to the front of the queue and swerved in
front of the lorry or into an asl area.

On Sep 20, 4:49*pm, Squashme wrote:

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier, was
hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along Vauxhall
bridge before the driver realised."

I posted this before Paul's post had arrived, but the bloody postman
must have stopped to look at the flowers, avoid a dog or something.
The Post Office should never have taken their bikes away.

Our posties still ride bikes, but their gaffers now force them to wear
plastic hats.
Until they are out of sight of the depot that is. ;-)

--
Simon Mason

On Sep 20, 5:00*pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:
Paul - xxx wrote:
Mrcheerful wrote:

Don't undertake. *Especially buses. *One thing to remember about
buses is that they keep on stopping by the kerb.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...-cyclists-are-...

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier, was
hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along Vauxhall
bridge before the driver realised."

Hardly the cyclists fault.

I do agree with your first line though, which is what appears to have
happened in the second incident.

perhaps the first one had filtered to the front of the queue and swerved in
front of the lorry or into an asl area.

Or perhaps the cyclist was a base jumper with a Brompton.

Or perhaps the lorry driver was distracted by the sight of hordes of
rats. They outnumber humans by a great amount, as you know.

Squashme wrote:
On Sep 20, 5:00 pm, "Mrcheerful" wrote:
Paul - xxx wrote:
Mrcheerful wrote:

Don't undertake. Especially buses. One thing to remember about
buses is that they keep on stopping by the kerb.

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standa...-cyclists-are-...

"The first accident happened at about 7.45am today outside Vauxhall
Tube. It is believed the cyclist, thought to have been a courier,
was hit from behind by the lorry. The bicycle was dragged along
Vauxhall bridge before the driver realised."

Hardly the cyclists fault.

I do agree with your first line though, which is what appears to
have happened in the second incident.

perhaps the first one had filtered to the front of the queue and
swerved in front of the lorry or into an asl area.

Or perhaps the cyclist was a base jumper with a Brompton.

Or perhaps the lorry driver was distracted by the sight of hordes of
rats. They outnumber humans by a great amount, as you know.

possibly, but I expect it was the cyclist's fault in any case, after all it
usually is.

On Sep 20, 5:13*pm, Squashme wrote:


perhaps the first one had filtered to the front of the queue and swerved in
front of the lorry or into an asl area.

Or perhaps the cyclist was a base jumper with a Brompton.

Or perhaps the lorry driver was distracted by the sight of hordes of
rats. They outnumber humans by a great amount, as you know.- Hide quoted text -

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Is Cheerless allowed on jury service?
Good grief.

--
Simon Mason

Simon Mason wrote:
On Sep 20, 5:13 pm, Squashme wrote:


perhaps the first one had filtered to the front of the queue and
swerved in front of the lorry or into an asl area.

Or perhaps the cyclist was a base jumper with a Brompton.

Or perhaps the lorry driver was distracted by the sight of hordes of
rats. They outnumber humans by a great amount, as you know.- Hide
quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

Is Cheerless allowed on jury service?
Good grief.

My number has never come up for jury duty, pity, as it would be very
interesting.