Car damages cemetery.
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From: thomas.covenant on 10 Apr 2010 08:19 On Apr 10, 12:53 pm, FrengaX <hnkjqr...(a)sneakemail.com> wrote: > On Apr 10, 8:13 am, Doug <jag...(a)riseup.net> wrote: > > > Once again demonstrating the sheer destructive force of a car compared > > to the much maligned bicycle. > > Still having to convince yourself of this, I see. Most people know > that cars are heavy objects, and driving them into things isn't going > to end happily. > > Anyway, "car runs over people who are already dead" is hardly > newsworthy. > > > > > It wasn't a Toyota by any chance was it? If it was no doubt we shall > > never be allowed to know. > > This statement just shows that twice in one post you are determined to > make something of nothing, and making things up to try and justify > your misplaced rage. Are you trying to say that he is a narrow minded bigot, who wears blinkers, who doesn't have the ability to learn anything, while all the time spouting out rubbish against anybody or anything that he does not agree with, while still selectively quoting & misquoting from various sources that he thinks may back up his one sided view of the world, all the time telling everybody that he is the only person who knows what is happening, while at the same time asking for more laws even if he is an anarchist, who denies the holocaust, thinks Hitler invented motorways, thinks all car drivers are killers, and we should all live in vertical cities, never have public holidays because the Christians rule the world, should allow cyclists to drive on motorways, in supermarkets & along railway platforms, who will have answers for all your travel problems but will never tell you how (Vince's report), a person who is the most rammed cyclist in the history of the world, but can't produce proof. Are you trying to say that, if not why not? Thomas
From: BrianW on 10 Apr 2010 09:40 On Apr 10, 8:13�am, Doug <jag...(a)riseup.net> wrote: > Once again demonstrating the sheer destructive force of a car compared > to the much maligned bicycle. Thanks, Doug. I'm still not convinced, though. Please could you post a lot more evidence to support your conjecture that a car can cause more damage than a bike. Cheers!
From: Rob on 10 Apr 2010 10:06 Doug wrote: || Once again demonstrating the sheer destructive force of a car || compared to the much maligned bicycle. || || "A woman from South Gloucestershire has said she is "devastated" by || the damage she caused at a cemetery after losing control of her car. || || Shirley Potts, who is a Labour member of South Gloucestershire || Council, was visiting Mangotsfield Cemetery on Easter Sunday to tend || her son's grave. || || She lost control of her new car and accidentally drove over the || memorials. Shocking. It's not the first time it's ever happened either, I remember a few years back the same thing happened at a Dublin cemetery. They were pulling the bodies out for weeks. -- Rob
From: Tony Dragon on 10 Apr 2010 10:17 Rob wrote: > Doug wrote: > || Once again demonstrating the sheer destructive force of a car > || compared to the much maligned bicycle. > || > || "A woman from South Gloucestershire has said she is "devastated" by > || the damage she caused at a cemetery after losing control of her car. > || > || Shirley Potts, who is a Labour member of South Gloucestershire > || Council, was visiting Mangotsfield Cemetery on Easter Sunday to tend > || her son's grave. > || > || She lost control of her new car and accidentally drove over the > || memorials. > > Shocking. It's not the first time it's ever happened either, I remember a > few years back the same thing happened at a Dublin cemetery. They were > pulling the bodies out for weeks. > They must have been Doug's 'art' mates. -- Tony Dragon
From: Adrian on 10 Apr 2010 14:59
Doug <jagmad(a)riseup.net> gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying: > After laying flowers on her son's grave, Mrs Potts, who had owned the > vehicle for a month, was trying to leave when her foot slipped and > caught on the accelerator. > It wasn't a Toyota by any chance was it? <two second google> It wasn't. It was a Hyundai. "She scraped the mud from her feet before getting into her brand new grey Hyundai i10, which has an automatic gearbox." http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1264561 Maybe the same issue afflicts them, eh, Duhg? Certainly sounds like the same cause as the Toyota issues. "But just as she turned to pull away her foot slipped sideways from the accelerator and lodged under the brake. As it slipped her heel clipped the accelerator, and as she tried to pull her foot free the car sped forwards and slammed into six graves belonging to members of the same family." |