Pleb gate

florerider
florerider Posts: 1,112
edited January 2014 in The cake stop
He might be innocent of the charge but

Can you trust a man with a basket on the front of his bike?

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  • Mike Healey
    Mike Healey Posts: 1,023
    Why shouldn't you trust a man with a basket on the front of his bike? Can he not be trusted to ride safely with it strapped to his handlbars? Is he going to steal it? Going to ride into a lamp post and damage it?

    I find myself baffled by this question.

    What I find peculiar about this whole affair is that no-one seems to question the right of a public servant (aka a PC) to refuse to open a gate to a cabinet minister, simply because he wanted to go through on his bike, rather than in a ministerial car. Even worse, he was instructed to use the pavement - has the law changed and we haven't been told aobut it?
    Organising the Bradford Kids Saturday Bike Club at the Richard Dunn Sports Centre since 1998
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  • kingstonian
    kingstonian Posts: 2,847
    florerider wrote:
    He might be innocent of the charge but

    Can you trust a man with a basket on the front of his bike?


    Hang, draw and quarter him.

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