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willytheekid
10th June 2015, 11:33
http://www.stuff.co.nz/manawatu-standard/news/69222721/man-seriously-injured-in-motorcycle-hit-and-run

Wot a complete Prick!...nuff said really:oi-grr:




If ya know said prick...drag him behind a ute to your local, but furthest!, police station please :yes:

MD
10th June 2015, 11:47
Second that, what a prick.

How is it some people are just 'not right in the head' or wired differently than normal folks. I just could not hurt someone without immediately feeling bad about it and wanting to help and apologise. Then these scum exist who think it's acceptable to run down a stranger, bugger off to save their own arse, all the while knowing they have left someone injured - to an unknown extent, lying next to a child.

OddDuck
10th June 2015, 12:57
Agreed, this guy is just a complete dick. Here's hoping the cops nab him.

Moi
10th June 2015, 14:08
But, you forget... it is the rider's entitlement to ride "how they like, where they like"...


The sooner some of these peasants learn that 'responsibility' comes before 'rights' the bloody better...

Flip
10th June 2015, 14:15
I bet he was a jap bike rider, fucking typical.

oldrider
10th June 2015, 14:37
I bet he was a jap bike rider, fucking typical.

The fact that it was a yellow Suzuki trail bike probably helped you come to that conclusion Flip! :lol:

Katman
10th June 2015, 15:08
Fucking cagers.

Banditbandit
10th June 2015, 16:27
Himatangi is a small place - he'll be found ..

R650R
10th June 2015, 16:39
Yes silly rider.... but playing devils or is that dickheads advocate, it comes across as very goproish....

He could have just stayed inside and phoned the police. But he chose to go outside and then not pay full attention to the actions of an obviously reckless rider....

*dons flame retardant suit*

Laava
10th June 2015, 17:12
The fact that it was a yellow Suzuki trail bike probably helped you come to that conclusion Flip! :lol:

Haha! That still wasn't enough information for him!

Laava
10th June 2015, 17:14
I bet he was a jap bike rider, fucking typical.

I bet you are Axeholes Dad!

caseye
10th June 2015, 21:22
Yes silly rider.... but playing devils or is that dickheads advocate, it comes across as very goproish....

He could have just stayed inside and phoned the police. But he chose to go outside and then not pay full attention to the actions of an obviously reckless rider....

*dons flame retardant suit*

As you should!
Na mate, this rider is a twat! I'd never contemplate staying inside, I'd want the wanker to know I ride too and that their behaviour is not acceptable.
This is where we're falling down as a society, being too scared to simply state facts and be prepared to back yourself in talking them down or if needs be fighting your way out.
No one I know or for that matter didn't know in my home town would have considered for one second that they might be run down for simply waving someone else down for a word.

98tls
10th June 2015, 21:26
I bet he was a jap bike rider, fucking typical.

Thank fuck eh if it was a tractor there would be nothing left of the poor bugger,then again if it was the cunt wouldnt have been able to pick it up and ride off.

Reckless
10th June 2015, 21:41
No one I know or for that matter didn't know in my home town would have considered for one second that they might be run down for simply waving someone else down for a word.

Yah reckon Caseye? Just waving? yeh right?
Not so sure we are gettin the full story here.
On the vid he said "I tried to stop him on the way down" then "I was just waving at him" on the way back? yeh right?

How about:
I tried to stop this little wanker riding a dirt bike with no helmet, making a hellova racket round our block. Sick of these young pricks goin past my house on the way to rip up my beach. I was pissed off when he didnt stop the first time through, then I tried to push the annoying little prick off his bike on the way back (or block his way). OOOpps guess what he didnt want to stop and get his head punched in so I got my ass run down.

Not saying what the dirt biker did was right at all!!
But if you guys wanna take STUFF reporting (tui) at their word and a guy leaving out all the bits that don't suit him :no: Go for it :bleh:

There's a little more to this story me thinks!!

caseye
11th June 2015, 19:54
Yah reckon Caseye? Just waving? yeh right?
Not so sure we are gettin the full story here.
On the vid he said "I tried to stop him on the way down" then "I was just waving at him" on the way back? yeh right?

How about:
I tried to stop this little wanker riding a dirt bike with no helmet, making a hellova racket round our block. Sick of these young pricks goin past my house on the way to rip up my beach. I was pissed off when he didnt stop the first time through, then I tried to push the annoying little prick off his bike on the way back (or block his way). OOOpps guess what he didnt want to stop and get his head punched in so I got my ass run down.

Not saying what the dirt biker did was right at all!!
But if you guys wanna take STUFF reporting (tui) at their word and a guy leaving out all the bits that don't suit him :no: Go for it :bleh:

There's a little more to this story me thinks!!

Rick, darling, did I say he was innocent/ Yer only just older'n me and we both think pretty much the same, quite likely this guy had exactly that happen to him, my point is still valid, back in the day if an adult /older person stood in your way with their hand out/up, you'd never have thought to run straight over them to get away.

R650R
11th June 2015, 21:20
There's a little more to this story me thinks!!

Yeah I forgot to add that, the attitude apparent with the remark 'townies coming out here'. Jesus Christ, Himitangi is hardly desolate like the west coast of south island...

R650R
11th June 2015, 21:24
I'd never contemplate staying inside, I'd want the wanker to know I ride too and that their behaviour is not acceptable.
This is where we're falling down as a society, being too scared to simply state facts and be prepared to back yourself in talking them down or if needs be fighting your way out.
No one I know or for that matter didn't know in my home town would have considered for one second that they might be run down for simply waving someone else down for a word.

Well in todays world it is a reality.
Lots of feral dropkicks about, some high on P or synthetics and many carrying knives. Their dumbarse mates will think nothing of stomping your head as soon as you end up on the ground.
There is no fair fight western fisticuffs to settle noisey neighbour disputes these days... just a sudden wet sensation when some munter stabs you.
Conflict with an unknown adversary is best avoided if possible, you never know the outcome no matter how good you think you are.

caseye
12th June 2015, 11:26
Yep you are right and I/we're probably no where near as good as we think we are, but hell, it's knowing that and doing it anyway that makes some of the smallest, scardest people true heroes for doing it anyway, others get badly hurt or worse. I'd like to think I'd do it anyway if it meant someone else got hurt or was going to be.