Ladymuck

kpc Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would like to nominate LM as our Bicycle Tsar > (or Tsarina). First thing when I get home, I will > check my bike's serial number and forward it to LM > so I can claim the number one spot in the > database. *curtseys respectfully*

Loz Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Personally, I can't see why cycles should not have > a registration plate/sticker/whatever that the > police can use to trace the owner. > > Why shouldn't it be this way? Every other vehicle > on the road has to have one. Indeed Loz, I have one. But then I also have third party insurance.

I'm a ?1 a week Lottery hopeful, myself. But seriously, I remember once reading that gambling was linked to poverty. What I cannot recall is whether it was the fact that someone was poor which made them more likely to turn to the bookies, or rather that people with reasonable incomes became poor as a result of the lure of gambling. *tosses Quids a couple of shillings*

Horsebox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm pretty much in agreement with DaveR... In which case I shall respectfully cut and paste what I said to DaveR: "My suggestion was merely hypothetical, but I am flattered that you have chosen to take it as seriously as you have.:)) Incidentally, do you have any constructive ideas to put forward? I would be very interested in hearing them. *sits cross-legged facing oak tree, takes a deep breath and...OHHHMMMMMM*

You'll be comparing me with Melanie Phillips next!(6)

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > We are not becoming a nation of addicted gamblers > LadyM... Not my words Quids... >you are sounding suspiciously like the > Daily Mail. Oh no, no, no...it was the The Independent... The Daily Mail indeed! *spies Quids momentarily leaving Paddy Power to purchase his Lottery Ticket from the sweet shop next door*

DaveR Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Going back to the very first post, what would be > the purpose of the National Database The maintenance of a register of bikes and their owners. >...and how do > you justify making it compulsory? On the grounds of traceability, the identification of cyclists/bikes, simplification of insurance claims/police reports, the ability to reunite owners with lost/stolen bikes - just a few ideas. My suggestion was merely hypothetical, but I am flattered that you have chosen to take it as seriously as you have :)).

Keef Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > A lady does not caress her ring in public! This one does! (But then I left school at 16 too - though I did manage to attain one "O" level, so do not qualify for title of complete pleb) And what have you got in your pocketssezzzz...

What a slutty dog you have become. No morals whatsoever.

Huguenot Wrote: > Ladymuck sounding up bit like Gollum talking about > his ring.... :)) What do you mean...my PRRRRRECIOUS... *caresses ring*

Problem is, many cyclists aren't aware of some of the rules/laws; not going over the white line when stationary at traffic lights (assuming they have bothered to stop in the first place) is a classic example.

woofmarkthedog Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Is that so bad..? No, it's obscene. Not to mention TACKY.

Huguenot Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I meant from the tax revenue perspective Ladymuck > ;-) Oh well that's alright then... We have a nation of addicted gamblers and are, as a result, costing the NHS a fortune...yes...all is fine and dandy. But the Treasury's coffers are being topped up, so we've got our priorities right. *grits teeth*

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Yank Yank.. for a moment there i thought you > meant 'commoners' . He does Daizie, only it's OK because he admits to being a lowly pleb himself.:))

All the Way From Memphis, near Cleveland Rocks, Downtown of course. Can't believe you had to ask! I hope you aint Backsliding Fearlessly.

I have to agree wth CitizenED, drivers are generally OK. Some cyclists can be pretty idiotic too - it has to be said. And don't get me started on cyclists who jump the red lights - no wonder we don't command a great deal of respect on the roads!

daizie Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > SeanMacGabhann Wrote: > > > As recently as this year I've met the likes of > daizie and ladymuck and had some cracking nights > > with them. I have also clashed with them... I didn't dare ask Daizie in case I didn't like the answer! Moreover, I didn't want another "clash"! But come now, you must admit, Mr. SMG has grown on us over the months - hasn't he (I mean, we didn't take to him AT ALL at first :)))!. Nice thing about clashing with Mr. SMG is that he always makes up graciously - and that's nice. Endearing, in fact.

Me too Mick Mac...sounds like a lovely idea...especially now that I know that you are going to buy me a drink...I'll bring a coach party!;-) (tu)

Want to be in my Click? It Would be a Pleasure I will require you to send me all of yours at the end of each week I'm a Cadillac Name: Alice Known as: Midnight Lady Address: Angel Of Eighth Avenue, Downtown, (At The Crossroads), Cleveland Rocks, All The Way From Memphis Love: Trudi's Song Don't Like: Violence Born: Late '58 Mother's Maiden Name: Waterlow Favourite Period: The Golden Age Of Rock 'n' Roll Favourite Food: American Pie Favourite Place: Half Moon Bay Favourite Song: Ballad Of Mott As for you, I hope you You Are One Of Us and not Like A Rolling Stone. Also I don't want no man from the Wrong Side Of The River or Death May Be Your Santa Claus. You got that Honaloochie Boogie? Damn Lounge Lizard.

Why the 25th June...is it your birthday or something?

One of the Boys

I'd say that was pretty audacious

You noticed MM...ahhhh

Ah yes, HB...just ensure you behave After Lights.

So HB, you are advocating either: No Wheels to Ride or The Wheel of the Quivering Meat Conception. Right?