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Looked like a human, and you cycled past?

We usually find morons parked in them in Aberystwith

Yes. From the direction he was facing, obviously was not going to or coming from the hospital accross the road, conclusion thus being that he was drunk.

jrs665 wrote: ↑14 Sep 2023, 7:12pm Yes. From the direction he was facing, obviously was not going to or coming from the hospital accross the road, conclusion thus being that he was drunk.

There were other possibilities, victim of a hit and run, heart attack or stroke. I find it shocking that you could treat a fellow human in that way.

In the past, I did stop at night, to help a taxi driver that was attacked by his passenger resulting in the assailant being arrested, the taxi driver afterwards asking the police to let me know how grateful he was.

I however am recovering from being paralysed and currenly unable to defend myself. Stopping at night , on a bicycle, for what I believed was a drunk I consider risky and stupid, just as a woman stopping at night would be.

But if you want to stop regardless of the risk, be my guest. I however am in no hurry to end up back in a wheelchair.

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cycle tramp wrote: ↑14 Sep 2023, 9:10pm
Alas you did nothing and then chose to tell everyone about it.

I assumed he was a drunk.

Calm Down.

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