What on earth is Corbyn riding? (Apart, I mean, from a wave of popular affection). That looks like a road-bike that has been photoshopped to make it look like a unicycle. Is someone trying to suggest that he does in fact possess one identifiable skill?
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What on earth is Corbyn riding? (Apart, I mean, from a wave of popular affection). That looks like a road-bike that has been photoshopped to make it look like a unicycle. Is someone trying to suggest that he does in fact possess one identifiable skill?
ReplyDeleteHave never worn a helmet and never will. It gets in the way of hearing and distracts from the road. Most unsafe.
ReplyDeleteAlfred the Great is also unique in being allowed to carry a sword in public.
ReplyDeleteSword also permitted during examinations at Oxford, provided you're in full Cavalier dress... I was told.
ReplyDeleteThe three barmy bikers are the odd ones. Alfred is the only one with any sense.
ReplyDeleteSam - I think someone stole the wheel but Corbyn merely sees his loss as a positive affirmation of equality he must cope with as best he can.
ReplyDeleteJames - I read somewhere that statistics suggest they are no safer than riding without one.
Woodsy - in his day it was probably advisable.
Sackers - I wonder if you would be ejected if you appeared in full Cavalier dress without the sword?
Demetrius - doesn't he make them look silly?