Sep. 24th, 2007
Indicating is for wimps and sissies
Sep. 24th, 2007 01:54 pmMind you, cardrivers at least have the excuse that on a lot of cars the indicator lights are all but invisible in daylight anyway, but what's the cyclists' excuse? I really, really hate having to assume that every single vehicle on the road is about to do an unannounced turn into my path. I hate it more when I'm right.
This morning I was often, often right.
What are the rules about indicating when doing a U-turn on a one-way street, anyone?
(Next rant: cycle lanes which force cyclists into narrow, dangerous drains, and drivers who think we should cycle in them).
This morning I was often, often right.
What are the rules about indicating when doing a U-turn on a one-way street, anyone?
(Next rant: cycle lanes which force cyclists into narrow, dangerous drains, and drivers who think we should cycle in them).
In sewer ants
Sep. 24th, 2007 10:11 pmIt took us three hours to talk to the insurance guy this evening. Luckily everyone had finished dinner before he arrived.
My medical history is the problem, I think. He says he's never needed two pages before. I expect that if they get my medical notes from the doctor they'll claim everything I listed as "ongoing symptoms" is cured, though; the NHS and I disagree on the status of my childbirth-related ailments.
Rob's was much simpler, since although he's had more different and exciting operations than I have, since all mine were related to the childbirth thing, the form had neat slots for them.
The salesman has written to the software people to complain that his drop-down box has no place for "full-time parent" other than "housewife" - it doesn't even have "househusband."
My medical history is the problem, I think. He says he's never needed two pages before. I expect that if they get my medical notes from the doctor they'll claim everything I listed as "ongoing symptoms" is cured, though; the NHS and I disagree on the status of my childbirth-related ailments.
Rob's was much simpler, since although he's had more different and exciting operations than I have, since all mine were related to the childbirth thing, the form had neat slots for them.
The salesman has written to the software people to complain that his drop-down box has no place for "full-time parent" other than "housewife" - it doesn't even have "househusband."