When I went to school ... they spelt it implicitly ... so there is obviously plenty (including your Grammar) you fail to understand.
If you have doubts as to the reasons for any instructions you (or anybody else) is given ... ask either the person giving the instructions, or an experienced rider you trust to explain why. They can hardly refuse if the request is polite.
Remember ... sheep rely on each other as a group for survival. And it usually works for them.
And critical thinking can kill you.
Ask questions .... not make statements. And you will find more people have more time to reply ...
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
Yup I was harsh, do I regret it, maybe and I probably would have apologized if not for all persons who were not there, bandwagon jumpers on, trolls and busy bodies. I am not any more fussed than she is about telling people to shut up, she obviously thinks she is right and I think I am write, I dont need to take that, there is NO need, its ego pure and simple
Lets hope it stays civil
What a great post! Support, not ridicule or rubbish!
True for every situation. We are none so great etc...
And aint that the truth! THINK! At all times.
Sometimes the message can get lost in it's delivery, just ask Katman!
I have absolutely no doubt that the experienced riders running that ride are doing a fantastic job of providing a safe, learner friendly ride experience. I take my hat off to them actually for the committment they show. If the delivery of the message becomes a little blunt at times :tough shit:
It is all about the safety of all on the ride. If some learners dont want to fit the model, or feel they are being dictated to, good riddance would be my reaction. Good luck and ride safe would be parting comment.
Last edited by Mom; 8th March 2013 at 18:03. Reason: Civility lost
Have we just discovered the next DB?
I am done, I am sorry I said anything, I regret everything I said expect about the shut up part, sorry peeps you pressed a button.
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