Cameras

Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera? How
seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Brian.

Brian Robertson wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Brian.

The Police have a good laugh and put it on youtube, seriously, if that
(motorscum) is your attitude then you are very likely to find trouble.

On 31/07/2013 22:06, Mrcheerful wrote:
Brian Robertson wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Brian.

The Police have a good laugh and put it on youtube, seriously, if that
(motorscum) is your attitude then you are very likely to find trouble.



Interesting take on the way that motorscum are getting away with killing
cyclists every day.

I fart in your general direction.

On Wed, 31 Jul 2013 20:23:57 +0100, Brian Robertson
wrote:

Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police
with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How
seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Hullo Glug - got any opinions on drunkentraindriverscum?

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message ...

On 31/07/2013 22:06, Mrcheerful wrote:
Brian Robertson wrote:
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Brian.

The Police have a good laugh and put it on youtube, seriously, if that
(motorscum) is your attitude then you are very likely to find trouble.



Interesting take on the way that motorscum are getting away with killing
cyclists every day.

I fart in your general direction.

Yes, we can usually see the skid marks through your lycra.

On Wed, 31 Jul 2013 23:32:04 +0100, "Partac"
wrote:

I fart in your general direction.

Yes, we can usually see the skid marks through your lycra.

I once spent five days on a cycle tour riding behind someone who had
skid marks on his lycra. It was not a pleasant sight, and very
unhygienic. And worst of all, I was left pondering the reason for the
skid marks day after day:
#1 Same shorts unwashed day after day
#2 Same shorts washed but stain remains
#3 Same shorts washed but fresh stain created shortly after breakfast
#4 Different shorts but with same stains
#5 Different shorts but fresh stain created after breakfast

To my horror, I think that #1 was the most likely.

I always pack 3 cycle shorts when on tour: one to wear, one to wash,
and one to dry; plus I usually wear rugby shorts over the top. I
really do not think that middle-aged men should be showing lycra at
all.

On 01/08/2013 08:07, Bertie Wooster wrote:

I really do not think that middle-aged men should be showing lycra at
all.


I don't see that lycra is a problem for those of us who have not eaten
all the pies.

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera? How
seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Brian.

How much compensation are you trying to get for a grazed leg and a bruised
ego?

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera? How
seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Brian.

Ask Simon Mason or Ian Jackson in urcm. They are experts at annoying the
police.

On Thursday, 1 August 2013 08:07:06 UTC+1, Bertie Wooster wrote:
On Wed, 31 Jul 2013 23:32:04 +0100, "Partac"

wrote:



I fart in your general direction.



Yes, we can usually see the skid marks through your lycra.



I once spent five days on a cycle tour riding behind someone who had

skid marks on his lycra. It was not a pleasant sight, and very

unhygienic. And worst of all, I was left pondering the reason for the

skid marks day after day:

#1 Same shorts unwashed day after day

#2 Same shorts washed but stain remains

#3 Same shorts washed but fresh stain created shortly after breakfast

#4 Different shorts but with same stains

#5 Different shorts but fresh stain created after breakfast



To my horror, I think that #1 was the most likely.



I always pack 3 cycle shorts when on tour: one to wear, one to wash,

and one to dry; plus I usually wear rugby shorts over the top. I

really do not think that middle-aged men should be showing lycra at

all.

How about a loincloth, on nothing, we've been having the weather?