Which came first the wearing of his vis or the obliviousness of its wearers?
Today's joy #1 involved an attempted dooring - no risk to me cause I don't ride in the door zone of death - but the oblivious moron simply threw his door open without a look or a care in the world.
#2 & 3 were engrossed in their discussion that neither bothered to look as they were about to step onto the bike path right in front of me. A shouted warning saw a startled jump with a look of complete surprise that they weren't alone in the universe.
It's not like this is a quiet area either - IIRC it's the 3rd busiest bike path in Sydney
How was your commute ... today, yesterday, last week ...
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Re: How was your commute ... today, yesterday, last week ...
Postby find_bruce » Wed Nov 13, 2024 11:30 am
Anything you can do, I can do slower
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