On Mon, 23 May 2005 19:31:07 GMT someone who may be "Malcolm & Nika"
wrote this:-

Dont have to search a rule book...its basic knowledge in training,

Ah, basic knowledge. Pardon me while I laugh.

They are banned underground for safety and comfort reasons.

What are banned precisely?

If unicycles are banned then presumably the much larger rucksacks
are also banned. If not, why not?


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On Mon, 23 May 2005 19:31:07 GMT someone who may be "Malcolm & Nika"
wrote this:-

Dont have to search a rule book...its basic knowledge in training,

Ah, basic knowledge. Pardon me while I laugh.

They are banned underground for safety and comfort reasons.

What are banned precisely?

If unicycles are banned then presumably the much larger rucksacks
are also banned. If not, why not?


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I will always explain revoked keys, unless the UK government
prevents me by using the RIP Act 2000

Laugh????? Why is that then?

Ok so you want them banned also????? ...perhaps you would like to ban
children in peak time? Or guide dogs? What about those pesky other paying
people....you could have a car all to yourself if they weren't on as
well.......

On Mon, 23 May 2005 20:57:55 GMT someone who may be "Malcolm & Nika"
wrote this:-

Ah, basic knowledge. Pardon me while I laugh.

Laugh????? Why is that then?

I regard it in much the same way as I regard common sense.

If unicycles are banned then presumably the much larger rucksacks
are also banned. If not, why not?

Ok so you want them banned also????? ...perhaps you would like to ban
children in peak time? Or guide dogs? What about those pesky other paying
people....you could have a car all to yourself if they weren't on as
well.......

I note that you did not answer the question.


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On Mon, 23 May 2005 20:57:55 GMT someone who may be "Malcolm & Nika"
wrote this:-

Ah, basic knowledge. Pardon me while I laugh.

Laugh????? Why is that then?

I regard it in much the same way as I regard common sense.

If unicycles are banned then presumably the much larger rucksacks
are also banned. If not, why not?

Ok so you want them banned also????? ...perhaps you would like to ban
children in peak time? Or guide dogs? What about those pesky other paying
people....you could have a car all to yourself if they weren't on as
well.......

I note that you did not answer the question.


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Perhaps I dont know the answer.......... I wish they would.

What are banned precisely?

If unicycles are banned then presumably the much larger rucksacks
are also banned. If not, why not?

snippity

Ok so you want them banned also?????

I think he mentioned them as a way of highlighting the idiocy of banning
a unicycle...

perhaps you would like to ban
children in peak time? Or guide dogs? What about those pesky other
paying people....you could have a car all to yourself if they weren't
on as well.......

....in the same way as you mentioned that lot to highlight the idiocy of
banning rucksacks.

Mark Thompson wrote:

What are banned precisely?

If unicycles are banned then presumably the much larger rucksacks
are also banned. If not, why not?

snippity

Ok so you want them banned also?????

I think he mentioned them as a way of highlighting the idiocy of
banning a unicycle...

Why?

Do rucksacks also have hardened steel sharp bits sticking out and/or covered
in black grease as well?

"JNugent" wrote in message
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I think he mentioned them as a way of highlighting the idiocy of
banning a unicycle...

Why?

Do rucksacks also have hardened steel sharp bits sticking out and/or
covered
in black grease as well?

Do unicycles?

clive

Clive George wrote:

"JNugent" wrote:

I think he mentioned them as a way of highlighting the idiocy of
banning a unicycle...

Why?

Do rucksacks also have hardened steel sharp bits sticking out and/or
covered in black grease as well?

Do unicycles?

If they operate in the same way as bicycles, the answer must be "yes".

Not that you see too many of them.

"JNugent" wrote in message
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Do rucksacks also have hardened steel sharp bits sticking out and/or
covered in black grease as well?

Do unicycles?

If they operate in the same way as bicycles, the answer must be "yes".

Well, they're a pedal driven wheeled vehicle. But does that cover your
definition of 'operated'? Because the answer is certainly "no".

Not that you see too many of them.

There's an entire internet out there full of useful information - you have
my permission to go and learn.

(never been to the circus?)

clive

"JNugent" typed


Do unicycles?

If they operate in the same way as bicycles, the answer must be "yes".

Not that you see too many of them.


You obviously don't see them, or look at them then. Unicycles are driven
directly without gears, cog or a chain...

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