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On Feb 25, 12:01 pm, spindrift  wrote: > On 25 Feb, 11:56, Nuxx Bar  wrote: > > > > > On Feb 25, 9:14 am, spindrift  wrote: > > > > On 24 Feb, 16:06, Paul Rudin  wrote: > > > > > Don Whybrow  writes: > > > > > _ wrote: > > > > >> On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 04:30:52 -0800 (PST), Nuxx Bar wrote: > > > > > >>> 1. Location: a stretch of wide, straight urban road with compulsory > > > > >>> cycle lanes. > > > > > >> What is a "compulsory cycle lane"? > > > > > > A lane that is available for a cyclist to use if they want to, but > > > > > other vehicles are not allowed to enter. Marked by a solid line. > > > > > > HC63 & HC140 > > > > > The usual term is "mandatory", not "compulsory", although both terms > > > > are a bit misleading, since use of the lane by cyclists is not > > > > mandatory (or compulsory). However non-use of such by drivers of > > > > motor-vehicles is (although little-prosecuted). > > > > Mandatory lanes are pretty rare, and routinely flouted by motorists. > > > > Nuxxy, why have you started a different thread when I'm still waiting > > > for your response to my evidence of the dead Paul Smith using his > > > website to threaten and harrass people? > > > > Why have you disappeared from the thread that outlined the unpleasant, > > > threatening behaviour of those swiss freaks from the safespeeding > > > website? > > > Your posts tend to be heavily interspersed with this sort of noise, > > and I've become accustomed to just tuning it out. I'm not interested > > in your disturbing and tasteless obsession with Paul Smith and Safe > > Speed, I'm interested (at the moment) in why you hate motorists and > > why you continually deny it despite it being so obvious. > > > And see above for my comment on this "Safespeeding" nonsense. The > > implication that "the idea that speeding is ever safe is ridiculous" > > is ridiculous in itself. You can go on making out that exceeding the > > posted limit is hundreds of times more dangerous than it actually is > > as much as you like; it will never change the facts, and it will never > > mean that speed cameras work, however much you wish that the motorist > > persecution devices did work so that motorists would just have to > > accept them. They don't work, and you'll just have to accept *that*. > > It's time that you looked for another way of persecuting us, or better > > still, concentrated on making things better for cyclists instead > > (although of course you don't cycle...silly me). > > > The Earth is flat. > > The Earth is flat. > > The Earth is flat. > > The Earth is flat. > > The Earth is flat. > > > See, it still isn't true, no matter how many times I say it. The same > > is true with "Speeding isn't safe". Deal with it. > > > > Why are you and sir jeremy making claims that I'm mentally ill- an > > > insult that would result in a banning if I posted anything similar on > > > the ssafespeeding site? > > > Assuming that you're referring to Safe Speed, I don't think you would > > be banned for saying that you were mentally ill. Anyway, I don't ever > > recall you denying that you are. Are you saying that you've never had > > any sort of medication or therapy for mental illness? > > > I tell you what, I'll do you a deal. If you promise not to troll, use > > ad hominem against Paul Smith or anyone else, go on and on about > > ancient newsgroup posts or pages on the Safe Speed site (which don't > > say anything that isn't also on the BBC site, Guardian site et al), > > make utterly tasteless comments about dead people, or anything else > > deliberately antagonistic, I'll see if I can get you unbanned. When > > you're not deliberately being a twat, you are at least more > > intelligent than many of the camera supporters we get, who seem to > > think that endlessly repeating "Speed kills" and "Don't exceed the > > speed limit then" is somehow the way forward. > > > We would be delighted to have anyone from the "other side" who > > genuinely wished to add to the camera debate and surrounding issues > > without trolling. Can't say fairer than that. Or if you don't want > > to post there, then don't complain about being banned (although if > > that's true, why did you ever register an account in the first > > place?) I know that you (or at least one of your personalities) want > > to post there really. So if you won't promise not to troll and do > > those other things, it kind of proves what people say about you > > really. > > > > Looks to me like you are taking full advantage of the free speech you > > > and your safespeeding colleagues deny anyone else.... > > > You know perfectly well that the moderators on Safe Speed bend over > > backwards to be fair. Look at hjeg2, aka Mister Paul. He was quite > > obviously there to troll and antagonise from the start, yet he still > > hasn't been banned. > > > Anyway, as above. If you're that sore about being banned then let's > > see if we can do something about it. Otherwise, kindly STFU. One or > > the other, unless of course you just want to whinge for the sake of it.- Hide quoted text - > > > - Show quoted text - > > Errr, you start two threads here and one on Cycle Chat that both refer > directly to me, and then say you're not interested in anything I say?

When did I say I wasn't interested in anything you said? I just said I wasn't interested in the noise, i.e. your boring and ridiculous crap about things which were once on the Safe Speed website, and things which one forum poster was supposedly once allowed to say, and all the other copy and pastestuff which you use to divert from the real debate. Honestly, if you never mentioned that shit again, you would have so much more respect. But you actually want to be hated, don't you?

I even offered to try to get you unbanned from SS (though I see you haven't taken it up, and I must say I'm relieved). How is that not being interested in anything you say? You really do make the most unjustified assertions.

> Cheery bye, nutter.

Is it part of your condition that you tend to project it onto other people? If so, I'm sorry, I really am. It sounds like it's incredibly difficult to cope with.

I think maybe you need a spell within an institute, which would have the additional benefit of stopping you spending so much time online. In fact, you wouldn't dare come online at all, since you are so determined to make yourself untraceable (I can't imagine why). Can any of us help pay for your stay? I'm sure many would be prepared to assist. You'd get better, and we'd get a break from you. Win-win.