Is it possible to know if you're on someones ignore list if you're not told?
Did somebody say something?
Is it possible to know if you're on someones ignore list if you're not told?
Jeez, and to think that the OP was torn off a strip over a distraction like a mobile phone when on the road
The clue is in the picture?Jeez, and to think that the OP was torn off a strip over a distraction like a mobile phone when on the road
Is that a 'Trial Sex' or a 'Sex Trial' ?!? I nearly pooped myself laughing.
Fair's fair, it is a actual bicycle. If it's yours. Have you got a receipt for it by way of proof of ownership?
The clue is in the picture?
He stops his vehicle and then uses the equipment - one of the options that seems to escape so many muppets on our roads!
So why has he got a computer screen right in front of him, and mics and cams on his lid.
Come one Mister, it is set up for mobile use. You are just kidding yourself if you think different.
Once again the hint is in the pictures......
Winnebiko II
The second system, though not too imaginatively named, was a huge step forward in that it integrated a wide range of computer and communication systems in such a way that they could be effectively be used while riding, including a chord keyboard in the handlebars that never failed to enchant reporters.
The bike itself was rebuilt from the frame up, with new components (and a bit later, the addition of an Equinox trailer). But there were huge changes in electronics, including an aircraft-like control console and a number of remote-control features. This was launched in 1986 and was on the road until 1988, covering about 6,000 miles on both coasts of the US... leading to the Miles with Maggie series of stories (there's a PDF available for $5.95 over here, although all the chapters are slowly being added to the site here). Also, I unearthed a technical article about the Winnebiko II, written back in 1987 when it was new. There are also a few rare posters of this version available.
How do you quantify the term 'master' ?
It might be construed that way in a given circumstance...
If it is unacceptable for one road vehicle operator to use distracting devices in shared spaces, then it is unacceptable for all to use them. Mickle was trying to argue that because legislation was not in place for cyclists and mobile use that it was OK. Are you now arguing for or against his standpoint as you run the risk of contradicting him.
I think you along with Mickle are going to have to give up on this thread. You have both been hoisted by your own petards....
If it is unacceptable for one road vehicle operator to use distracting devices in shared spaces, then it is unacceptable for all to use them.
You really need to stop jumping to conclusions...
My next question is if the video and computer on Behemoth is unacceptable then surely this is also unacceptable:
Both of which are available on cars in the UK
Now is this acceptable?
I told you it was a clunker