girl get's clipped on the trail and flips out
05-16-11, 01:58 AM
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girl get's clipped on the trail and flips out
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05-16-11, 02:18 AM
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oh yeah....this thread could have some potential.
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Both were in the wrong there.
Stopping in the middle of the trail at a resort = bad idea!
Following someone you don't know that closely = bad idea!
Stopping in the middle of the trail at a resort = bad idea!
Following someone you don't know that closely = bad idea!
05-16-11, 02:32 AM
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I think I'd call that getting rammed, not clipped, BTW.
05-16-11, 03:02 AM
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Jeez, what a *****! She's armoured up like a storm trooper, you couldn't hurt her with an M16, and then she hits him with the bike! Not a rider - get off the trail and go do your nails.
05-16-11, 03:14 AM
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Nobody wants to ride with a baby amirite?
05-16-11, 05:11 AM
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I think I've dated her...
05-16-11, 06:14 AM
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why did you hang a round so long?
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Yeah he hung around a long time. Makes me think this is all about acting and staging the crash.
05-16-11, 12:04 PM
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On another note, I doubt there's any need to rag on what armor they're wearing. Who says both groups weren't doing much harder trails earlier in the day or it was a warm-up run?
05-16-11, 01:15 PM
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props to that dude he handled it well. There is no way i would of kept that cool. Especially after she hucks the bike at me then continues on to say her leg is broken.
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Throwing the bike. . . heh.
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DUDE, she just had her mails done and that creep coulda broken one, how insensitive.
Sheesh, she threw her bike at the guy! That P90X must be working....
Sheesh, she threw her bike at the guy! That P90X must be working....
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I agree that being hit on a trail sucks but I think she really took it over the top and got way to dramatic. Granted he was to close but damn, stopping in the middle of a downhill trail, what do you expect. How bad could that possible hurt being armored from head to toe, seriously?
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This looks staged...but either ways...i would have given her a good spankin!
EDIT: on a 2nd thought, it's probably not staged. she slowed down. it seems there were some roots or obstacles in front of her. The guy should have kept a good distance from her...or maybe he just wanted a close view of her rear end
EDIT: on a 2nd thought, it's probably not staged. she slowed down. it seems there were some roots or obstacles in front of her. The guy should have kept a good distance from her...or maybe he just wanted a close view of her rear end
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05-16-11, 06:31 PM
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In a car, if you are following someone too close and rear end them, it's your fault, even if they stop for no (apparent) reason.
However, if they get out of the car, rip off the door, throw it at you, then claim they are paralyzed, I'm sure the police will be more worried about checking them for PCP use.
However, if they get out of the car, rip off the door, throw it at you, then claim they are paralyzed, I'm sure the police will be more worried about checking them for PCP use.