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Its official. Swinging is bad for your health.

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Wanna know why? Are you sitting comfortably?
Had two lovely meets with three lovelier ladies at the end of last week (go figure) :twisted: which, combined with a 400+mile round trip on my bike left me feeling, er, well a bit knackered, truth be told.
So I went to my local friendly neighbourhood naturist club on Sunday evening. As you do. Thought a massage, sauna and bubble in the Jacuzzi would be just the thing – help me unwind and chill out! So far so good. Had enough of boiling me spuds and came to kicking out time so slipped into the leathers, and jumped on big Suzi to rock and roll home. Wind it up to “national speed limit” along the windy road home which is, for the most part, completely and gloriously unlit.
5 miles out and climbing a long slow hill I can see a row of headlights facing me – maybe 10 or more vehicles in a line along the road. Not sure if they're moving? Odd for a Sunday and such a quiet road. Headlights on bugs on visor meant not seeing all too clearly, but (slightly late in the day, it has to be said, must get new batteries!) I got a kind of 6th sense something was just not quite right. So I hit the brakes. And a good job I did.
Right across the road in front of me – in splendidly surreal darkness, was a pikey van – being pushed across the road to turn it round. And the headlights were a whole line of pikeys+vans all formed up ready for some mass moonlit flit. I came within 4 ft of T boning this fecking caravan, side-on in front of me. I almost ended up stuffed and mounted, like some bizarre moose-gone-wrong trophy, on display in the inside of some pikey van’s “lounge”.
And for my troubles I then got shouted at for being on the road by a line of blokes on the pavement, watching the evening’s entertainment. Unreasonably, I had wanted to get past. Silly me. Was only the A20 after all. Fortunately there was a dropped kerb, followed by a dropped gear or two and I narrowly resisted the temptation to go bowling for pedestrians as I decided it was not a party I cared to join.
Now I am not an intolerant person. I don’t care what your race, creed, colour or deviancy is, sexual or otherwise. Live an let live says I. But there is fair play and plain bloody lawless stupidity! mad :x :x :x Geez!
So there ya have it. Swinging is hazardous to your health. 2 days on I can laugh about it, but I was not a happy Al on Sunday! :x :shock: evil :shock: :x
p.s. All offers to cheer me up and help my get over the trauma gratefully received! wink
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p.s. All offers to cheer me up and help my get over the trauma gratefully received! wink

awwwwww poor Al :therethere:
but you have to admit i was well worth the trouble :twisted: :twisted:
catch you soon big boy :wink: a take it that this time it will have to be your place! :giggle: wouldend want you to get aching ball again now would we AL :wink: :wink:
typical pikies do what they want where they want and nothing happens .
i would of crashed in to them .
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typical pikies do what they want where they want and nothing happens .
i would of crashed in to them .

But not while riding a bike. This is one of those times when a 4x4 is a useful vehicle. Just think of how big a favour you could have done everyone else had you been driving instead of riding.......
You need a monster-truck mate. smile
If you have ever seen Brainiac, then you will know that caravans are evil and a nice big truck would have eaten them for breakfast. LOL
coo Aldeway, narrow escape but glad to hear you are okay.
Pity you weren't driving a nice big fully-loaded 18-wheeler.....
xx
aldeway
you can meet pikeys in many walks of life please do not confuse there vermin like ways
with swinging just wrong place wrong time
petrol and matches spring to mind
Would a caravanner who'd caught the kerb and flicked his caravan so that no lights were visible have met the same response from you?
What about a pensioner with zimmer frame trying to cross the road to have a piss in the hedge?
A large piece of debris that had fallen off a truck whose driver didn't realise?
Are you admitting to contravening the highway code here?
The bit that says;
104: The speed limit is the absolute maximum and does not mean it is safe to drive at that speed irrespective of conditions. Driving at speeds too fast for the road and traffic conditions can be dangerous. You should always reduce your speed when
* the road layout or condition presents hazards, such as bends
* sharing the road with pedestrians and cyclists, particularly children, and motorcyclists
* weather conditions make it safer to do so
* driving at night as it is harder to see other road users.

123: You MUST NOT drive on or over a pavement, footpath or bridleway except to gain lawful access to property.

125: Be considerate. Be careful of and considerate towards other road users. You should
* try to be understanding if other drivers cause problems; they may be inexperienced or not know the area well
* be patient; remember that anyone can make a mistake
* not allow yourself to become agitated or involved if someone is behaving badly on the road. This will only make the situation worse. Pull over, calm down and, when you feel relaxed, continue your journey
* slow down and hold back if a vehicle pulls out into your path at a junction. Allow it to get clear. Do not over-react by driving too close behind it.

132: Take extra care on country roads and reduce your speed at approaches to bends, which can be sharper than they appear, and at minor junctions and turnings, which may be partially hidden. Be prepared for pedestrians, horse riders and cyclists walking or riding in the road. You should also reduce your speed where country roads enter villages.

You sound as though you were exceding your ability to stop within the distance you can seeto be clear.
Get a grip and stop putting others at risk. Who ever they are!
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Regards.
Chris