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    Quote Originally Posted by dipshit View Post
    It said "what a cock"... not 'want a cock?'
    I can read Dipshit! Either way could suggest there will be a COCK to look at...anyway...IF I wanted to HEAR FROM a cock I would've just asked you to speak up

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    Quote Originally Posted by Number One View Post
    I can read Dipshit! Either way could suggest there will be a COCK to look at...anyway...IF I wanted to HEAR FROM a cock I would've just asked you to speak up
    Well, here is a picture of a great big one just for your eyes. Enjoy
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    MUCH Better

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch View Post
    If you're one of these two wheeled clowns who splits all the way to the front of the lights, give way and then pulls in front of the 'first car in line' at some queer angle, WTF do you expect him to do?

    What gives you the right to jump the queue??
    Your kidding, aren't you?
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    I accelerated away smoothly (and fuckin' carefully, it was wet and my rear lit up changing up to second when i left home a few hours earlier)

    I think this guy was probably just having a shitty day and was looking for someone to take it out on, the motorcyclist right there looks like fair game why not give him a wind up?

    I've been keeping an eye out for him, although will some half million odd cars in chch that might be fun.

    I also remembered he had 2 wee blue lights on the front of his car, the wee boy racer type ones by the headlights...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fatjim View Post
    This problem is exactly why ICON made the titanium glove a few years back.
    Titanium toe sliders do a pretty good job too. A couple of years back I had a van almost take me out when they swerved into the lane I was in, in a 100km/h zone. They ended up with a nice big scratch down their van

    Looking at the tags that have been attached to this thread theres obvoiusly a fair few cocks on this forum. I don't care who you are, you don't try to run someone off the road just cause they annoyed you. Grow up.

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    yeah I noticed the tags

    I'm not crying, it's more of a "holy shit guess what happened to me!" thread.

    I thought the idea of being a biker was to not be at fault, an at fault rider is usually pretty dead.

    and the northerner can fuck off, I was born in auckland. (whoa the truth comes out)
    Last edited by Dave-; 25th July 2008 at 16:16. Reason: changed northerners to northerner

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    Quote Originally Posted by Number One View Post
    4 pages and NOT ONE SINGLE COCK
    All it needs is a minor adjustment to your avatar pic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Patch View Post
    If you are splitting, there is no need to park in front of the first car. Like I see most fuckwits do. It only aggravates people as you are encroaching their space. Same thing you feel when someone buzzes past you reasonably close.
    Why anyone on a bike wants to be first off the mark is beyond me, especially as people do run lights. It is only prudent to wait a couple cars, cross intersection safely then pass the 2-3 cars that were in front of you with a clear road now in front.
    But hey, wtf do I know?
    Common sense is not common at all.
    I should just do what one of my sons does when I'm whingeing, and just say "Waah." But your vision of reality is so far off, I feel compelled to respond, and I'll explain it to you, even though you seem like a very angry, unpleasant little man, with some "issues".
    Common sense? Well, it's good common sense to pull to the front of a line of traffic - it means the person at the front can see you, and is unlikely to bump you if you're instead sitting between the cars. Bikers split to the front because even accelerating gently, they can accelerate MUCH faster than cars. It's also because they then don't have to breathe in all the fumes of all the vehicles in front of them taking off. (Well, that's why I do it, at least). It's also safer than "waiting a couple cars" and passing the "2-3 cars that were in front of you". Makes more sense too - if you're out the front, there's no need to accelerate past, break the speed limit, or any of that.
    As for "aggravating people as your encroach upon their space" - I think you mean, "aggravating people who have manhood/mental issues and don't like other people passing them". Let me guess - when people pass you on the open road, you feel slighted, and speed up? You sound like that sort of aggro person to me.

    If I park at "some queer" angle at the front, it's usually because I don't have sufficient space to straighten the bike up, usually becuase the car at the front has stopped well over the line. I'd rather not, and sometimes I just park between the lanes, but (IMH) it's more dangerous.

    Get over yourself, Dude! This is a BIKER forum - most of the bikers in here do things like lanesplit. Some of them are real cocks when they do so, but most do it in a safe, considerate manner. It might make you extremely angry when people lanesplit past you, but get this: unless they bump/scratch your car, or stall in front of you, they are not affecting you or impeding you in the slightest, as the chances are they'll be gone before you've started to let the clutch out. Shut your eyes if it offends you.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Quote Originally Posted by vifferman View Post
    Get over yourself, Dude! This is a BIKER forum - most of the bikers in here do things like lanesplit. Some of them are real cocks when they do so, but most do it in a safe, considerate manner.
    Amen, can I get a "Hell Yeah". Sounds like Mummy left him on the tit too long, the big sook. (Patch that is...)

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    when people pass you on the open road, you feel slighted, and speed up?
    Ha ha that sounds like every male I've ever meet, myself included, apart from the two queereyes around Tekapo last summer who insisted at travelling at 70ks per ... I suspect they were doing their makeup in the mirror.


    I like it when you are on the open road tooling along safely behind a few cars who are do 95 ish. This goes on for a few kms until you safely pass.
    Then they use you as a pacecar and are suddenly happy following along behind you at your chosen, somewhat faster speed. This normally stops once use hit a set of twisties.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Insanity_rules View Post
    Your kidding, aren't you?
    Ignore Patch, I think its either a full moon or he has slipped off his perch


    Quote Originally Posted by Dave- View Post
    I was born in Auckland. (whoa the truth comes out)
    There's hope for ya yet Dave








    Quote Originally Posted by KiwiRat View Post
    Amen, can I get a "Hell Yeah". Sounds like Mummy left him on the tit too long, the big sook. (Patch that is...)
    Hell Yeah!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave- View Post
    I was born in auckland. (whoa the truth comes out)
    Hmm, not sure what we can say about this, at least you immigrated to the right island.
    Its not the destination that is important its the journey.

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    I was born in auckland, bought up in dunedin and live in christchurch.

    this means I have the genes (pun) off my neighbours washing line, I can tollerate low tempretures, and I only have 1 eye.

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