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<https://tinyurl.com/2uthdh6s>
QUOTE:
An ambulance struck a cyclist in Oregon, brought him to a hospital for treatment rCo and then billed him more than $1,800, according to a lawsuit that the unwitting patient has since filed.
William Hoesch, 71, was hit by the ambulance in question after its
driver made a right turn, fracturing his nose and leaving him with
scrapes as well as other injuries across his body.
<https://tinyurl.com/2uthdh6s>
QUOTE:
An ambulance struck a cyclist in Oregon, brought him to a hospital for treatment rCo and then billed him more than $1,800, according to a lawsuit that the unwitting patient has since filed.
William Hoesch, 71, was hit by the ambulance in question after its
driver made a right turn, fracturing his nose and leaving him with
scrapes as well as other injuries across his body.
JNugent <jnugent73@mail.com> wrote:
<https://tinyurl.com/2uthdh6s>
QUOTE:
An ambulance struck a cyclist in Oregon, brought him to a hospital for
treatment rCo and then billed him more than $1,800, according to a
lawsuit that the unwitting patient has since filed.
William Hoesch, 71, was hit by the ambulance in question after its
driver made a right turn, fracturing his nose and leaving him with
scrapes as well as other injuries across his body.
What is it about the cycling fraternity that brings up the expectation
that they will now lobby for vehicle speeds to be limited to 2mph? While cycle speeds remain unregulated, of course?
JNugent <jnugent73@mail.com> wrote:
<https://tinyurl.com/2uthdh6s>
QUOTE:
An ambulance struck a cyclist in Oregon, brought him to a hospital for
treatment rCo and then billed him more than $1,800, according to a lawsuit >> that the unwitting patient has since filed.
William Hoesch, 71, was hit by the ambulance in question after its
driver made a right turn, fracturing his nose and leaving him with
scrapes as well as other injuries across his body.
What is it about the cycling fraternity that brings up the expectation that they will now lobby for vehicle speeds to be limited to 2mph? While cycle speeds remain unregulated, of course?
On 09/11/2024 07:11, Simon Mason wrote:
On Sat, 09 Nov 2024 09:01:20 +0000, Spike wrote:
JNugent <jnugent73@mail.com> wrote:
<https://tinyurl.com/2uthdh6s>
QUOTE:
An ambulance struck a cyclist in Oregon, brought him to a hospital for >>>> treatment rCo and then billed him more than $1,800, according to a
lawsuit that the unwitting patient has since filed.
William Hoesch, 71, was hit by the ambulance in question after its
driver made a right turn, fracturing his nose and leaving him with
scrapes as well as other injuries across his body.
What is it about the cycling fraternity that brings up the expectation
that they will now lobby for vehicle speeds to be limited to 2mph? While >>> cycle speeds remain unregulated, of course?
What is it about the righttard fraternity that makes them try to blame
others for the demented shit that pops into their heads?
Oh... Hello, Simon!
You have taken up a new Usenet account?
Welcome back (genuinely).
On Sat, 09 Nov 2024 09:01:20 +0000, Spike wrote:
JNugent <jnugent73@mail.com> wrote:
<https://tinyurl.com/2uthdh6s>
QUOTE:
An ambulance struck a cyclist in Oregon, brought him to a hospital for
treatment rCo and then billed him more than $1,800, according to a
lawsuit that the unwitting patient has since filed.
William Hoesch, 71, was hit by the ambulance in question after its
driver made a right turn, fracturing his nose and leaving him with
scrapes as well as other injuries across his body.
What is it about the cycling fraternity that brings up the expectation
that they will now lobby for vehicle speeds to be limited to 2mph? While
cycle speeds remain unregulated, of course?
What is it about the righttard fraternity that makes them try to blame
others for the demented shit that pops into their heads?