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12-06-06 08:49 AM |
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Originally Posted by jenni
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Originally Posted by 454697819
Im not sticking up for bad or carless driving, but what if it was a genuine mistake and she panicked, ok so she should have stopped if this was the case, but it happens to everyone, what about fixation blindness or whatever its called?
Mistakes that cause accidents need to be punished, but it could have been a genuine mistake, and we are all aware that its a risk we take!
again, not defending but lets not all jump on the band wagon with everyone who makes a mistake eh?
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sorry al, but it takes 2 minites to make sure someone is ok, even if you are in the wrong. she clearly didn't learn her lesson and thankfully fraser was there to teach her one
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Jen,
I did later state that i agree she very much is in the wrong, and i am not sticking up for her,
but mistakes to happen and im very pleased in this case no one was hurt,
may i actually point out i am one of the few on here that has actualy t boned a car, and despite it hurting and causeing me issues, i can now look back and say hey, **** happens, life must go on....
pleased no one was hurt, and apologies if i didnt seem sympathetic enough, i am i promise, but as a majority cage driver now, i find it difficult to always see the bikers side of things, in this case i do,
i know for a fact if i pulled out infront of you, made you take evasive action, but i stopped and said sorry, you would still be up im fecking arms, and quite rightly, but lets put it in perspective, a mistake would have been made, and no one was hurt, i would have said sorry but it would have made no difference to the bikers attitude.
Ho hum, life goes on ...
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