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Cyclist knocks down two year old

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  • #2
    Grassey
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    I for one am concerned that the condition of the cyclist is unknown!


  • #3
    magicbastarder
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    the victim is said to be in a stable condition.


  • #4
    buffalo
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    Was the horse wearing a helmet?


  • #5
    Armchair Andy
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    Thats one for the neighsayers.


  • #6
    jive
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    A 2 year old was involved in a collision with a cyclist. The 2 year old is in a cranky condition in Cork University Hospital. The driver of the 4x4 cyclist was uninjured.


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  • #7
    plodder
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    'She was struck by a bicycle when crossing the street ..'

    I blame the parents.


  • #8
    JK.BMC
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    "And the filly doesn't pay any road tax either, Joe..."


  • #9
    neris
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    a vet had examined the daughter of Scat Daddy

    Tom Dumoulin any involvement with the horse??


  • #10
    Moflojo
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    Anyone wanting to get a good equine pun in here should make hay.


  • #11
    magicbastarder
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    i dunno, people seem to have largely reined in their compulsion to make obvious puns.


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  • #12
    seamus
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    Shouldn't that say, "She collided with a cyclist"?


  • #13
    dbagman
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    Them pesky motorists again.......not enough space......2.5 meters.......mumble mumble


  • #14
    plodder
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 7,562 ✭✭✭plodder


    magicbastarder wrote: »
    i dunno, people seem to have largely reined in their compulsion to make obvious puns.
    It's a serious matter. Who's going to pony up for the damage?


  • #15
    magicbastarder
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    well, we don't yet know who was to blame, and who should be saddled with the bill.


  • #16
    yop
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    Plenty of lads on the EPO with some of these comments.

    Horsing around when ye should be working. What a bunch of prancers.


  • #17
    diomed
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    In an interview on TV at Royal Ascot today the trainer said the horse trained again and is ok.
    He said the cyclist ran a red light.
    When asked about the condition of the cyclist the trainer said he was lucky he (the trainer) wasn't there. :eek:


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