Hmm but Drew wasnt there. Sean cant remember that day, but I can remember what he said to me before he went off on his bike. And as for Seans Accident do you really think that there is anyway in hell that he would want me or anyone discussing it with you? I think anyone who has had a major accident would be having a good hard look at themselves for whatever the reason for the accident was, and comments like yours are just downright dumb. Deano said it right.. get over yourself.
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Katman - Owned by KB since the day he joined. Take a hint buddy.
I havent been on here for awhile, and Im sorry I couldnt be arsed reading the whole thread, so Ive probably missed some very important rants...but katman, everytime Ive seen your name it preceeds some sort of an insult or belittling.
I get where your coming from, as I assume does everyone else...nobody needs your beligerence or rude behaviour and inappropriate disrespectful remarks to remind them how to ride safe.
To be quite honest Im starting to wonder if you dont just love the sensationalism your causing by your attitude, otherwise you'd take a pill and chill and communicate without the bs.
There. Nuff said.![]()
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Kraponman is simply showing his ignorance and utter comtempt for others.
The other Sean on here (Shaun) also had a wee off and a slight tap on the ol' noggin amongst other assorted bumps'n'bruises...he doesn't remember a thing between 5 days prior to his whoopsie and waking up in hospital. Even now. What - 8 months later?
I challenge you, Krapforbrains to call him out over his riding skills.
Censure me, if you will, mods, but it behoves me to state plainly...Katman is a fuckwit who should be permanently removed from these (sometimes) hallowed halls.
And just to be absolutely clear....to you, sKatman.
Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?
I stood up for Katman over comments made some time ago in Quasi's post. I felt that he was being unfairly treated. It was clearly a mistake and I would like to apologise.
Without wishing to get caught up in the angst flying around here, I will state (from my own knowledge), that a blow to the head can (and usually does) cause amnesia, both of things that happened before the blow (retrograde amnesia) and things that happened immediatley after the blow (antegrade amnesia - I think I've got them the right way round, if not read backwards).
The period of memory lost can vary from a few minutes to months. Usually the memory never returns
There may also be a period at each end where memories are partial or interrupted. And sometimes the brain will "invent" false memories, in an effort to "fill in the gaps" and make sense of this partial information . Sometimes the gap filling actually comes up with what did happen, sometimes it is completely wrong. Or memories of two different occasions or events will be muddled together . So what the person does "remember" may not be a true memory at all. Hence , for instance , "remembering" riding with a companion, when that was not in fact the case. The companion has been remembered from another occasion and mixed in (or is a normal adjunct to a ride and the brain has "filled it in")
This is a completely well established fact, which can be verified by reference to any reputable medical source. It is completely beyond the control fo the person concerned.
Originally Posted by skidmark
Originally Posted by Phil Vincent
Why do I continue to do it?
Because the message of accepting personal responsibility and accountability needs to be constantly hammered home. Because if it isn't we will continue to blame cagers, cheesecutters, diesel, tyres, pedestrians, weather etc etc etc, and nothing will ever change.
What a tool.
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