accident forum

[trevorg]

Hi , I am new here and just wanted to let bikers know of a new forum for the victims of accidents www.theaccidentforum.com which is a self help community for those involved in accidents of any kind but, I guess, in this forum mainly for bikers.

If anyone fancies dropping over we'd be glad to see you.

regards
TrevorG

[lee8040]

i dont see why many people would use the sections on the forum

[s44678]

I had an accident on the way to the airport in Spain last summer.

Tried to fart and pooed myself a little bit. I blame the seafood paella I ate the night before, becuase I wasn't expecting it to be that runny, else I wouldn't have dreamt of farting. Caught me by surprise that one.

Anyway we were just about to get on a plane and I thought; even if I do a proper clean-up job, it's still gonna smell after an hour in close proximity to people on a plane, so I just wiped up, then stuffed the scrundies behind the bog at the airport and flew home commando.

It actually worked out pretty well. Really comfortable on the plain with no pants, and actually I go commando out of choice now. Stops you getting that numb ball feeling when they wrap round your goolies.

So maybe I should post on your forum because people could learn from this.

1) Don't fart unless you are SURE you know the consistency of anything that might be in the 'slipway'.
2) Commando on a plane (or long car jouney even) is actually really comfortable.

[gazzeh]

omg that was hilarious - my boss just told me to shut up but was worth it!

[Polo]

Well,

[trevorg]

What are you lot like ?! Funny posts, though.

Well, assuming you don't have accidents then of course there's no need to drop by, but in the unlikely event a biker comes off perhaps a cyber ride over to the accident forum might provide some additional support ?

TrevorG

[The Original Muzza]

A post on the spill counter and mates insulting your riding skills is all you need.
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[qpop]

Also, its a website designed to make some money out of peoples misfortune.

Not cool.
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[MarJay]

[s44678]

^^^^^ Well said that man.

That was pretty much what I was thinking when I saw the post, but decided to communicate my disinterest with a story about poo instead.

[trevorg]

[trevorg]

[MarJay]

Bear in mind every time he bumps this thread he gets more views for his unsolicited piece of commercial advertising.

One click of the link tells me it is a commercial site, and if it isn't then you've done a bad job.

BCF doesn't look commercial. Your forum does I'm afraid.
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[JAMSXR]

Luckily for me I have a hospital near me who I have heard can be pretty helpful when it comes to accidents!

And if I suffered an accident that wasn't my fault, and was unsure as to what my claiming rights are? Claims Direct can provide the support to get me the compensation I deserve! Wahoooooo!

If something serious were to happen to me I have friends, family, doctors, and loved ones who would help me.... But I guess for everyone else there is the accident forum!
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[trevorg]

[Walloper]

How dare you come on to the hallowed bcf and post anything remotely useful... How very dare you...
The Elders object to change faultlessly.

Your not selling any Great Wall bikes too are you??


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