Standing your ground (an accident story)
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
That's a pretty reasonable summary.Cam Nivag wrote:I'm late to this thread, but when I read the OP, my first response was "it sounds like his fault for turning left into oncoming traffic."
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
I too am a late visitor to the thread...
1/ He turned into oncoming traffic without due caution (allowing for the "idiot factor")
2/ Not wearing a helmet - shouldn't have even been riding.....Against the rules of the road, helmets are COMPULSORY!
3/ Did not state if he has a licence... If not.... against the rules.
4/ If no licence then he would have no insurance.....
Not much going for his side of the argument.
1/ He turned into oncoming traffic without due caution (allowing for the "idiot factor")
2/ Not wearing a helmet - shouldn't have even been riding.....Against the rules of the road, helmets are COMPULSORY!
3/ Did not state if he has a licence... If not.... against the rules.
4/ If no licence then he would have no insurance.....
Not much going for his side of the argument.
Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
True. So, wear a helmet before some dick kills you. Moron.So, long story short: These people are fucking dicks!
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
Insurance isn't required by law. But your other points are correct.dirtymacca wrote:I too am a late visitor to the thread...
1/ He turned into oncoming traffic without due caution (allowing for the "idiot factor")
2/ Not wearing a helmet - shouldn't have even been riding.....Against the rules of the road, helmets are COMPULSORY!
3/ Did not state if he has a licence... If not.... against the rules.
4/ If no licence then he would have no insurance.....
Not much going for his side of the argument.
I'll give ya 500 Riel for it...
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
I got cut off by a moron riding a moto on Norodom this afternoon, just clipped my moto and my left ankle.
I was turning left, had my indicator on and had hand signalled my intention as I know brainless riders ignore the indicator. Fuckwit still had to pass me on the inside while I was turning, meaning he was also now on the wrong side of the road. I had two kids on the bike and was ropeable. Lucky for him he didn't come to a complete stop, anyway, I don't think he'll soon forget the spray he got.
I would guess this would be about the tenth time a moron has passed me on the inside when I'm turning when there is absolutely no fucking need to do it.
I was turning left, had my indicator on and had hand signalled my intention as I know brainless riders ignore the indicator. Fuckwit still had to pass me on the inside while I was turning, meaning he was also now on the wrong side of the road. I had two kids on the bike and was ropeable. Lucky for him he didn't come to a complete stop, anyway, I don't think he'll soon forget the spray he got.
I would guess this would be about the tenth time a moron has passed me on the inside when I'm turning when there is absolutely no fucking need to do it.
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
That happens frequently with the tuktuks, and I can assure you there's not a lot of theology comes out of my mouth at the time - more like Tourettes. Amazes me how often the muppets seem genuinely surprised to be being yelled at.Joker Poker wrote:I got cut off by a moron riding a moto on Norodom this afternoon, just clipped my moto and my left ankle.
I was turning left, had my indicator on and had hand signalled my intention as I know brainless riders ignore the indicator. Fuckwit still had to pass me on the inside while I was turning, meaning he was also now on the wrong side of the road. I had two kids on the bike and was ropeable. Lucky for him he didn't come to a complete stop, anyway, I don't think he'll soon forget the spray he got.
I would guess this would be about the tenth time a moron has passed me on the inside when I'm turning when there is absolutely no fucking need to do it.
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
So. I said that I'd revisit this topic and so I will. I haven't got internet access right now so I can only go and check the board when I'm at work. Anyway.
If you think that I was wrong and that my reaction was inappropriate, then that's fair enough. You and me are on different sides of the argument here.
I think you're wrong and you think I'm wrong and the only rational thing we could do here, is to leave it at that. No hard feelings.
The only thing that I do take personal, is when certain individuals think of themselves as these expat gurus and they give me such and such amount of
time until I reach my breaking point. I can deal with opposing points of view. I can deal with criticism. But when you're a condescending dickhead towards
me, then I become a bit aggressive.
That's that.
Peace!
If you think that I was wrong and that my reaction was inappropriate, then that's fair enough. You and me are on different sides of the argument here.
I think you're wrong and you think I'm wrong and the only rational thing we could do here, is to leave it at that. No hard feelings.
The only thing that I do take personal, is when certain individuals think of themselves as these expat gurus and they give me such and such amount of
time until I reach my breaking point. I can deal with opposing points of view. I can deal with criticism. But when you're a condescending dickhead towards
me, then I become a bit aggressive.
That's that.
Peace!
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
I think you're already there. Question is how long before it drives you out or you create another incident that does. Barring a change of attitude, I've made my prediction.Jacket wrote:The only thing that I do take personal, is when certain individuals think of themselves as these expat gurus and they give me such and such amount of
time until I reach my breaking point. I can deal with opposing points of view. I can deal with criticism. But when you're a condescending dickhead towards
me, then I become a bit aggressive.
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
If he passed you on the INSIDE, how did he clip your left ankle?Joker Poker wrote:I got cut off by a moron riding a moto on Norodom this afternoon, just clipped my moto and my left ankle.
I was turning left, had my indicator on and had hand signalled my intention as I know brainless riders ignore the indicator. Fuckwit still had to pass me on the inside while I was turning, meaning he was also now on the wrong side of the road. I had two kids on the bike and was ropeable. Lucky for him he didn't come to a complete stop, anyway, I don't think he'll soon forget the spray he got.
I would guess this would be about the tenth time a moron has passed me on the inside when I'm turning when there is absolutely no fucking need to do it.
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Re: Standing your ground (an accident story)
Because I was heading south along Norodom and turning left from the RH lane as you do. Moron ignored or didn't bother to see my indicator and hand signal or the fact that I was well into my turn, so he clipped the LHS of my moto including my L ankle - no damage done, just left a black mark on my ankle and a blacker one against his name.General Mackevili wrote:If he passed you on the INSIDE, how did he clip your left ankle?Joker Poker wrote:I got cut off by a moron riding a moto on Norodom this afternoon, just clipped my moto and my left ankle.
I was turning left, had my indicator on and had hand signalled my intention as I know brainless riders ignore the indicator. Fuckwit still had to pass me on the inside while I was turning, meaning he was also now on the wrong side of the road. I had two kids on the bike and was ropeable. Lucky for him he didn't come to a complete stop, anyway, I don't think he'll soon forget the spray he got.
I would guess this would be about the tenth time a moron has passed me on the inside when I'm turning when there is absolutely no fucking need to do it.
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