Hipster causes murder on a bike

[Lance]

Glad you've learned something.

I was using the past participle.
Back at ya.... Oxford this time.

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/us...rnt-vs-learned

[northernladyuk]

I was using the past participle.
Back at ya.... Oxford this time.

https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/us...rnt-vs-learned

I wasn't correcting you. I was demonstrating the point that alternative spellings are often available in British English. Sorry to disappoint.

[original PM]

I personally think fixed wheel bikes should only be allowed on a track/closed road in much the same way as some cars are.

[Hobosapien]

However at this point it seems he had the priority. She was looking at her phone...

That changes things, though the cyclist should still have had the ability to stop when he saw the danger.

While the death penalty for her was harsh, the mobile phone zombies that plague our streets are fair game if they can't focus on the dangers at hand rather than the distraction in their hand.

We've had plants vs zombies, next it's cyclists v zombidestrians.

[vwdan]

In London I get abuse from cyclists even when using the pedestrian crossing. They aim at pedestrians and shout abuse.

I'm very pro cyclist in general, but there's a zebra crossing near my accommodation where Cyclists think it's acceptable to go around people without breaking pace. I don't know what ****s me off more, the fact that they're so aggressive on their bikes or that not one has had the balls to actually get off their bike and reassert their attitude to my face when I remind them it's a Zebra Crossing. I tend to just get sworn at before they pedal off as quick as they can like the cowards they are. Drivers get a lot of stick, but honestly, cyclists in London are every bit as bad.

[original PM]

I'm very pro cyclist in general, but there's a zebra crossing near my accommodation where Cyclists think it's acceptable to go around people without breaking pace. I don't know what ****s me off more, the fact that they're so aggressive on their bikes or that not one has had the balls to actually get off their bike and reassert their attitude to my face when I remind them it's a Zebra Crossing. I tend to just get sworn at before they pedal off as quick as they can like the cowards they are. Drivers get a lot of stick, but honestly, cyclists in London are every bit as bad.

Do you know how to clothesline someone?

[Hobosapien]

Do you know how to clothesline someone?

Not to be confused with pegging someone.

[PurpleGorilla]

I'm very pro cyclist in general, but there's a zebra crossing near my accommodation where Cyclists think it's acceptable to go around people without breaking pace. I don't know what ****s me off more, the fact that they're so aggressive on their bikes or that not one has had the balls to actually get off their bike and reassert their attitude to my face when I remind them it's a Zebra Crossing. I tend to just get sworn at before they pedal off as quick as they can like the cowards they are. Drivers get a lot of stick, but honestly, cyclists in London are every bit as bad.

Get an umbrella?

[vetran]

That changes things, though the cyclist should still have had the ability to stop when he saw the danger.

While the death penalty for her was harsh, the mobile phone zombies that plague our streets are fair game if they can't focus on the dangers at hand rather than the distraction in their hand.

We've had plants vs zombies, next it's cyclists v zombidestrians.

And gratuitous Michelle Ryan picture (Cockneys Versus Zombies).

[vetran]

Not to be confused with pegging someone.

is that a "Dry Hump"?