You know what happens when a drunk cyclist hits you? You get up off the ground and call them an asshole. Pretty safe stuff.
Btw, killy, since you've clung so singularly to that point, I assume you're conceding all the others.
As a fellow Cock poster I'm going to have to control you. This thread isn't the place for a three page contrarian meltdown
Getting hit by a drunk cyclist is not something ive ever seen happen. And i live in a big Dutch city. What does happen is people fixing their bike into someones garden by being drunk, falling and falling asleep subsequently
They had to evacuate La Jolla shores a few years back due to a hammerhead following kayakers and swimmers. https://www.sandiegouniontribune.co...loses-la-jolla-beach-2015aug29-htmlstory.html
Thats a small shark, not a medium. I don't know who out there is doing the sizing of sharks but they are amateur at best.
Cliffs: track race, 2 cyclists collide, pedal hits track, 2’ splinter raises off track, splinter impales racer, goes through lung
I was thinking the opposite. I am hoping it puts more riders on the street because pavement doesn’t splinter like wooden velodrome tracks do.
Not sure how “motorized vehicle designed to move at the speed of traffic” is worse than “muscle powered vehicle that maxes out at school zone speed”.
I didn’t say that motorcycles are worse. I laughed at the lack of self-awareness of a motorcyclist shitting on bicyclists. You’re all fucking annoying.
Yeah. It happens. Haven't had a bike accident since then. Just bought a scooter last night. Bike> car in NOLA. But scooters are awesome. Team carbon neutral.
Lady Pokes likes to swim with one of those electro-magnetic anklets, I dunno if they work or not but I’m usually not in deep enough water to bother. My approach is pretty simple: stay out if visibility sucks, don’t splash around unnecessarily, and try not to think about it. My buddy said something the other day that kinda made sense—if it wants to taste you, it’s going to come hard and fast at an angle you don’t expect, just accept the fact that you can’t control it, focus on staying calm so you’re not sending out any obvious prey signals.
My father used to live in Sarasota before he passed. He had a neighbor who had a small single engine plane and used to fly up and down the coast. He said that if people could see what's in the water 100yds. off shore, and in what numbers, nobody would ever go swimming.