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@lambypies @ThinkLicence Overdramatic.

@UniqueSAProblem @ThinkLicence People coming out of side roads or driveways might not do enough to seriously hurt someone (assuming they don't go under the wheels). That Mercedes driver could have potentially pushed the cyclist under a passing bus or truck.

Not only are you priority-pretermitting this morning, but you are also a corner-cutting rat-runner in a black-beemer.

BREAKING: CNN just confirmed that their own reporting is absolute HORSESHlT after they spent nearly the entire day yesterday accusing Trump of lying about Iran talks. "We're now learning from a senior Iranian source that there has been an outreach between the U.S. and Iran."

At last, Max fans are realising the consistency of his whining.

Entitled much?

@lambypies @ThinkLicence I'm sure it is. Not sure of your point though...?

@UniqueSAProblem @ThinkLicence I got hit by a van driver last winter (He hadn't scraped his windscreen, pulled out of a junction and hit me). It wasn't that hard, but enough to ping me onto the opposite side of the road. It's really scary not knowing if you're about to go under the wheels of another vehicle.

@URCOfficial @dragonsrfc Clear obstruction.

This clip? 👀 @DragonsRFC said, "not today" 🙅‍♂️

@BarneySimon Thin patties.

Lunch!

I think people need to overlook their dislike, and distrust of Trump, to see the picture that is in front of them. I see a lot of people leaning toward open hostility due to their default dislike of Trump. Educate yourself.

Of what?!

@ThinkLicence Killed? I think that's a bit overdramatic. You're right, the cyclist doesn't have to give way. Neither do drivers when they see other vehicles trying to back, or turn into traffic. But they do - it's called 'courtesy' something largely lacking in some people.

@UniqueSAProblem Consider this, if the cyclist was supposed (under your rule) to give way but did not, would the cyclist be at fault for a collision? If so there could be no blame attributed to the driver even though the car cut across the cyclist’s path and killed him.

@n00dles71 Really mate. Could you just wait?

Ah yes, that famously crystal clear bit of the Highway Code that definitely says cyclists must magically disappear so drivers can overtake buses without the mild inconvenience of waiting. Really keeps the roads safe for the hard working drivers.

@ThinkLicence Huh?

@UniqueSAProblem That would mean it would be legal to ram a cyclist off a path such as this. That’s a why I can offer.

@AS332L Not sure how you got there?

@UniqueSAProblem In that case the fire truck shouldn’t have had permission to enter the runway.

I wonder why air traffic control didn’t tell the Air Canada aircraft to go around - rather than waste time getting a truck to move?

Pretty weak effort of a South African staple.

Pickupline of 2026: "Skat, my bakkie is vol diesel."

@_the_train_guy London has an Underground system.

Buses are slow and inconvenient because you jokers have built an infrastructure around cars. Build the transport infra around buses, trams, and trains. Watch them become faster than cars, not get stuck in traffic, and people enjoy more people-space.

Great advice.

@QuadeCooper Another thing I'd like to see as a standard rule is when playing advantage, as soon as the team with the advantage puts boot to the ball, advantage is over.

I’ve been watching a lot of Rugby lately, and it got me thinking about how we could speed the game up and open it up a bit more. One idea I had, hear me out. To encourage more offloads and reduce the number of rucks, what if when a team knocks the ball on, they’re not allowed to touch it next which currently results in a scrum. If they do, it’s a long arm penalty. That gives the opposition guaranteed first rights to the ball. They can pick it up and play immediately with a backward pass, or if they want to slow it down, it could work similar to an AFL mark and you have 10 seconds to resume play or it’s a turn over again. If you step off the mark, you’re live and can be tackled. The goal is simple, reward teams that want to play fast, create more chaos, and reduce stoppages? Questions - would this ruin our beautiful game and allow less skilled players to play (which is what most people want inclusivity) Would it make it slower? Faster? There’s nothing wrong with our game?

@Rainmaker1973 Given that she's dozing behind the wheel, that's no surprise.