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Possible the maddest and weirdest thing happened during yesterday's bike ride,went out solo yesterday around local loop stopped at my normal halfway rest point,rest bike up against pole and sit down on low wall next to pole little Scotty dogs comes along and starts sniffing bike and then jumps up on bike,pulling bike over onto itself I jumped up picked up bike asap and dog jumps up runs off quick look around can't see an owner round,next thing I know women standing in front of me shouting at me saying she wan't my name and address as she's taking her dog to the vets and if it hurt she's sending me the bill as it was my bike that fell on it .
Needless to say refused to give my name and address and that as her dog jumped up and pulled my bike over on itself don't see how it's my fault at this point she grabs my bike and says "i'll keep this till the police arrive"needless to say snatched my bike back out of her grasp jumped onboard told her in board Anglo Saxson terms where she could go and cycle off she then lunged at me trying to stop me.
Had only gone a few yards when bloke jumps out in front of me and grabs hold of my bars saying"saw that that's assault that is" came close to thumping him but decide not to at this point women on the phone to police who turned up pretty quick copper has a chat with me I give my side of things has a quick chat with his mate comes back over to me and asks if I want entier of them done(attempted theft and assault) nope just stern talking to after that tells me free to go and nothing more should come of it and just think I was going to stay in and do housework 😯


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:01 pm
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The dog's been carefully trained. It's a scam 🙂


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:04 pm
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You have been the victim of an elaborate scam.

Check your bank accounts and credit cards.

They will all be empty / maxed out 😉


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:04 pm
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More likely just tossers. They're everywhere, like the masons...............


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:06 pm
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Very bizarre, but at least you got the result you deserved, i'd have been pretty pissed off if it had turned out against you. Although nothing should have happended in the first place, apart from an apology from the nut job lady!


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:06 pm
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You shouldn't have stopped. Get a road bike; roadies only stop at accredited stopping places like cafes.


 
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Posted : 23/12/2013 5:09 pm
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Very wierd that the 'scammers' called the cops???

As above - what did they get out of it - your wallet or anything while you weren't looking?


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:11 pm
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I think there must be something in the water at the moment. Currently on the receiving end of some equally astonishing and incredulous accusations off the back of a RTI that I was involved in, it is the common sense and rationality of the Police Force that seems to be keeping things heading in the right direction. Long may this prevail...


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:14 pm
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The dog will have been a way to pay off its gambling debts

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Posted : 23/12/2013 5:14 pm
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On a similar (or perhaps not too similar) note an old guy in waitrose accused me of damaging his bag of chestnuts yesterday because I placed the plastic divider too close to them on the conveyer belt at the till.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:16 pm
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Very wierd that the 'scammers' called the cops???

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proper LOL at GJP

I saw two men square up over the last bunch of Rosemary today. superb.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:20 pm
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@ plyphon... ok, ok, I'm at work, its nearly Christmas, I'm really bored, give a girl a break...

At the very least give your stick woman a bit more hair...


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:23 pm
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If it was a Scottish dog my money would be on drug debts not gambling.

You were lucky not to get stabbed as it was probably carrying a knife as well.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:24 pm
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Quality!
Atleast you're keeping us entertained.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:26 pm
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It's deranged dog owning Daily Fail readers like that that are putting off hardworking Europeans from coming to the UK.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:33 pm
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yes madness, i would have asked the poice if i could have stayed to watch the bollocking.

a couple of weeks back i'm filling the car with juice when bump a car has reversed in to the front of mine. the driver gets out and starts!
I'm standing next to my car with the keys in my pocket, petrol pump in my hand and she is trying to make out that its my fault!
If thats not bad enough some other woman walks up and joins in with "i saw the whole thing!" Backing the woman who had hit my car.
I really did think i was on candid camera. Which made me think about the CCTV.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:40 pm
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Tbh dog owners are really getting on my wick at the moment. Just the other day I was cycling along the route 66 cycle path when I came across a couple with their dog. I slowed down to a crawl as they were both walking abreast and the dog off the lead. As they walked past the dog jumped under my bike. I slammed on the anchors to avoid hurting it and unfortunately swore. I then got abuse from the owners for not watching for their dog that was off its lead. I kindly asked them to put it on the lead which they got even more abusive and I had to ride off.

I get this every bloody time I go out with dog off the lead. Am I being unreasonable to ask them to keep their dog under control? Not sure how to deal with situations such as that. Any suggestions?


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 5:44 pm
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Am I being unreasonable to ask them to keep their dog under control?

Nope!

Not sure how to deal with situations such as that. Any suggestions?

Learn to bunnyhop and keep riding, or ride a 29er, they roll over everything up to Collie size!


 
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Not sure how to deal with situations such as that. Any suggestions?

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Posted : 23/12/2013 5:58 pm
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What a C***!
Some right nut jobs around...


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 6:01 pm
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There everywhere.They are honestly.Just look around you and one will be lurking,waiting to give you some absurd grief.
There like rats as in your never a few feet from one.
This is why i love stw... 😆


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 6:05 pm
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But was the dog alright ?


 
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an old guy in waitrose accused me of damaging his bag of chestnuts yesterday because I placed the plastic divider too close to them on the conveyer belt at the till.

Post of the month!


 
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a couple of weeks back i'm filling the car with juice when bump car has reversed in to the front of mine. the driver gets out and starts!
I'm standing next to my car with the keys in my pocket, petrol pump in my hand and she is trying to make out that its my fault!
If thats not bad enough some other woman walks up and joins in with "i saw the whole thing!" Backing the woman who had hit my car.

Fascinating! what were her grounds for your misdemeanour?

I was reverse parking in a quiet one way side street last week, indicating, using mirrors , plenty of gap etc.. as I start to head backwards and into the space a car gradually approaches, heading up behind me at a slow - but relentless pace... threatening to block my progress. My head is turned behind me at this point to see the lady driving said car is not only holding a fag in her 'driving hand' but also looking down into the iphone/etc thats got her complete attention in her other hand.. all the while creeping towards me.

Just before point of impact (im at a complete stop waiting to make eye contact with her) - she looks up, slams on her brakes and goes mental at me.
Eventually she reverses back enough for me to complete my park, pulls up beside me and continues to go batty. The only response from me is the 'point at eyes and point ahead/use your eyes' signal.

Cue wheelspin and full speed exit from 'lady'.
So on balance, its clearly my fault for wanting to park on a road that she wanted to drive down without actually physically looking ahead.

Passer by witnessed the whole thing and was sympathetic to say the least.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 6:36 pm
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We had a head on collision between two cars outside our house the other week, really must be something in the air at the moment.


 
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I almost relish meeting these people,
If they're genuine in their beliefs you can only be entertained by this sort of craziness!

I would have thrown some craziness back at them, Dropped some Christmas singing or Some Carlton style dancing, Those Daily Mail types get easily freaked out.

Great post!


 
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old dememented woman screamed at me yesterday, on shared use path,DONT YOU HAVE A BELL ON THAT THING, my cheery reply was, im hoping to get one for christmas, she was not amused.

Last year in a tesco, a few women just standing blocking the isle, man just rams his trolley into theirs sending them shooting down the isle,like snooker, they just looked absolutely shocked someone had bashed their trollies.

also last year 2 cars trying to reverse into 2 spaces seperated by 2 bollards and raised kerb,both hit the bollards at the same time, boughton park, near british aerospace for people who know the area.

Something about christmas sets people off on one.


 
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If they're genuine in their beliefs you can only be entertained by this sort of craziness!

Whilst I 100% agree with this sentiment, unforutnately the red mist decends on me far too quickly and I begin to lose the ability to enjoy the occasion.

I did once witness a lady going absolutely mad at a Tesco shelf stacker though, and was fully able to stand back and enjoy the poor lad take a barrage of abuse for seemingly no apparent reason, at which point she shouted at full volume:

''you'll get whats coming to you mate! It's called KORMA!!''

She was so angry whilst declaring that his curry was immenent that I just lost the plot and metaphorically wet myself on the spot.
I wasnt the only one laughing.


 
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Standing in shopping queue yesterday with 4 items, people behind me with basket. Guy pops his head round stupidly big christmas advert and looking at me says "this till is free fella", cue couple behind scurrying for the space. Guy at till creased himself when I opined that "that's the most excercise you've had for ages".

Ah, good will to all.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 7:13 pm
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/\ good work fella.

Queing with humans is not something I find pleasant at the best of times.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 7:15 pm
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''you'll get whats coming to you mate! It's called KORMA!!''

😆


 
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''you'll get whats coming to you mate! It's called KORMA!!''

That is the best thing I have ever heard


 
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im hoping to get one for christmas

LOL

thanks il be using this


 
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''you'll get whats coming to you mate! It's called KORMA!!''

Love it!


 
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I am angry and laughing at the same time reading this.

Some people are simply astounding.


 
Posted : 23/12/2013 8:34 pm
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Did see the beginning of the telling off that the women got she was ranting at the copper who was talking to her he raised his hand in a talk to the hand style to get her to stop then as I rode off there was a lot of stern face and a bit of finger wagging from him at her very satisfying

Not a good scam as I've got three kids so no money in my bank account this close to crimbo 😀


 
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Slimjim
"Fascinating! what were her grounds for your misdemeanour?"

Apparently "the world would be a better place without people like you"

I ask her if that was a death threat and went in to pay for my fuel.
when i came out she went postal again as it was my (****ing)fault she had filled her petrol car with diesel.
she wouldn't give me any details so i photo'd her (telling me to...) and the car reg, and requested a copy of the CCTV. Went home and called the police.


 
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Used to be a well known insurance scam, reverse into stationary vehicle, "witness" appears to say you drove into them, claim for whiplash etc., and split the proceeds between themselves. Doubtful in this case if it's under CCTV surveillance, but they may just be stupid enough to try it, especially if they're stupid enough to put the wrong fuel in their car.


 
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when i came out she went postal again as it was my (****ing)fault she had filled her petrol car with diesel.

That's [s]karma[/s] korma that is 🙂


 
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"dannyh", if you ever stand for parliament I will vote for you.


 
Posted : 24/12/2013 11:13 am
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"I'm Madras as hell and I'm not going to take this any more!"

This video sums up a lot of folk's response to Christmas.


 
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Something about christmas sets people off on one.
Probably the drink!

Merry [i]<hic>[/i] Christmas. You ****s


 
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Apparently "the world would be a better place without people like you"

I ask her if that was a death threat and went in to pay for my fuel.
when i came out she went postal again as it was my (****ing)fault she had filled her petrol car with diesel.
she wouldn't give me any details so i photo'd her (telling me to...) and the car reg, and requested a copy of the CCTV. Went home and called the police.

I'm amazed. What sort of women behaves like this? Young? Badly dressed? Posh and assumptive? It just makes no sense but great story. you couldn't really make up that she put the wrong fuel in.


 
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God help the person that tries to seize my bike off me. I'd flip my flippin wig man.


 
Posted : 24/12/2013 9:01 pm
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Good job it wasn't my bike that fell on her dog...it's got Bombers. 😀


 
Posted : 24/12/2013 9:15 pm
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Need more than a set of bombers to take on this bad boy.
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Posted : 24/12/2013 9:24 pm
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Always wear a buff when out riding in the woods..

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Then you can do what you want..

Push the old girl into the bushes.
Tie the dog to a tree and tease it with dog biscuits..
Teach the guy a lesson..

Speed off into the sunset like a vigilante

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I had a situation whilst on a shared footpath in Norwich, where a runner was having an argument with another cyclist, as I pull round them he move the 6+feet I'd left and belts me across the chest.

He then claims that he was acting in self-defence because he found my speed offensive. Some utter morons out there unfortunately.


 
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Plese tell me you said you found his face offensive?


 
Posted : 25/12/2013 10:27 am
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Strange people around!


 
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Please tell me you said you found his face offensive?

To be honest I was stuck between making sure I unclipped without making a complete dick of myself and wanting to own him with a set of bombers. Fortunately I choose the former which at least allowed me to have the moral high ground when the police turned up.


 
Posted : 25/12/2013 6:48 pm
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I got a little stressed in Currys the other week and threatened to wee in a printer....

I had been queuing for an hour and there was no public toilet

Am i as bad as the angered guy in Waitrose and his chestnuts?


 
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Must be the time of the year,

Pedalling slowly back from a ride along a fire road... Big group of folks walking off Christmas and enjoying the nice weather walking towards me

I slow to walking pace as they are blocking the entire width of the road, but I don't mind, tis a nice day

Roll off to the side off the track to go rounds them (by which point I'm going very slowly cos there's dogs and kids)

bit surprised when some fella takes it upon himself to push me off my bike followed by a tirade of abuse, odds are against me as I'm out numbered and he's clearly intent on showing off how much of an alpha male he his

So I blew him a kiss and carried on with my day, no point in argument, he was clearly an a...hole before I rolled up, nothing I could of said would of changed that

Got home and met my new neighbours moving in, they are great

Guess that's korma


 
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Tell me you had a gopro? I'd be inclined to make a mental note who it was who pushed you off, encase you bump into the **** on his own..


 
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Over the last few days met quite a few nice dogs, always say hello doggy to them, and thank their owners if they control the doggy.

and for the terminally thick that want get out of the way on shared use paths, rideup slowly behind them and start making woofing noises,and as you pass them just say thanks luv.


 
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People are weird. In fact some days it seems like people are getting weirder.


 
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Tell me you had a gopro? I'd be inclined to make a mental note who it was who pushed you off, encase you bump into the **** on his own..

Nope, know what you mean, always nice to think a bit of revenge is due, but hey why should I become a dick because of one

Saying that, a few years ago a friend was cycling through princetown on dartmoor, for reasons unknow a fella jumps out and pushes him off his bike (in front of his group of mates), mates bike is borked (wheel tacoed)

While not being tall, said friend is 14 stone of royal marine, saying nothing he knocks the guy out with one hit, bike over the shoulder and walks off


 
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''you'll get whats coming to you mate! It's called KORMA!!''

On a similar note, the wife's a teacher, and t'other month one of her delightful pupils got into a proper strop, stood up, and yelled at her "You're igorant you are!" and stormed out.


 
Posted : 27/12/2013 12:36 pm
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Yup there's some odd people around. Not a recent one but someone once bashed my car opening their door, then when I asked them why they'd done it they angrily complained that I'd parked too close.

Except they'd arrived after me (and I was easily within the painted lines). 😕


 
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That reminds me of a middle aged lady who parked next to me and returned to her car at the same time. As she struggled to get in her car and bashed mine several times with the door she told me it was okay as her car was old. Shame mine wasn't...


 
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Another old one, but I was exiting the car at the shop car park.
As I opened the back door to get the kids out a car swung in the space next to me hitting my car. No apology, told my car was a shed he had no insurance and didn't care.
Swiftly heading into the shops. I called the police, who arrived after the scrote had left.

They followed it up with a phone call to say the man had driven the two miles to the chemist as his father was ill. They were going to let him off with a caution and as he had no money, saw little point in pursuing him in court.


 
Posted : 28/12/2013 10:50 pm
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Long story short, my van along with most of my tools was stolen.

Two weeks later get a call from port of Dover police two people were arrested after trying to drive my van on a ferry with false plates.
They were caught because some one noticed the plates did not match reg number on tax disc and did a check on that number which revealed it to be my van.

Picked the van up from Dover , some of my tools were still on board but a lot were missing.
I asked the officer in charge what will happen to the people caught driving it to be told they were released without charge.

When I asked why I was told that the case belonged to the police force where the van was stolen (met) and that he had rang them told them the situation and that he had two prisoners for them to come and collect.\
He was told it was too far and to just let them go.

The officer was just as pissed off as I was about it and said if it had been the other way round he would have sent someone to collect them.


 
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