Minnesota Viking Player Kirk Cousins Victory shirt

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That idiot should’ve given priority to her. She’s stopping cause she wants to let him avoid her instead of rushing towards either direction and potentially confusing him, causing an even bigger accident. Thing is, if you zoom in just a bit, you’ll see that idiot did not ONCE look in front of him. His head is tilted to the Minnesota Viking Player Kirk Cousins Victory shirt moreover I will buy this right! He’s watching something else other than the road. She had the choice to stand in so many safer places. Choosing to stop right in front of a vehicle feels like somebody is looking for an insurance pay out. Hate me if you must, but it seems kinda like she did it on purpose? She seemed too well-prepared for that impact She had every right to behave that way. The streets belonged to pedestrians long before vehicles, so when in the one place where the law protects her has a pedestrian she should be invincible. Fat bastard risked this mans life for an insurance settlement… Id say she should be fined herself for obstructing traffic while causing bodily and property damage. You know the human snail could have picked up the pace too like any sane person would do seeing oncoming traffic. Not smart to play chicken as a pedestrian with a car 514 more repliesSo I see the biker wobble so I guess he was trying to figure out if she was going to stay or go and I am going to assume she stopped trying to figure out which way he was going to go. Yes, I agree, they are both dumb. She should have just kept going straight and the biker should have wobbles on her backend and both could be fine….but dude, she fucking flew sideways. It’s kinda cool to see this heavy woman blast off…but it’s also sad to see a person blast off

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Pedestrian: oh no! There’s someone driving towards me on the Minnesota Viking Player Kirk Cousins Victory shirt moreover I will buy this road that I just entered, I should stop right in front of them Motorcyclist: oh no! There’s someone stupidly stopped in the middle of my path….I should aim straight for them and not make any directional changes at all Am I wrong for laughing at how she just launched away like she got pulled by wires? Looked like a Tarantino effect. Homie on the bike misinterpreted her originally. He was drifting in the lane. Then lady stopped at worst possible time while he was deciding. An unspoken rule while crossing road full of motorcycles in Vietnam is to keep moving, and the traffic will avoid you. This applies here, too. That woman suddenly stops right in front of the bike’s track, making him surprised and unable to decide to go around in front or back of her, all of that happens in like, two seconds. The biker will be at fault if dragging into court, but I’d say the woman did something stupid. Both of them made the wrong decision, seems like he thought she would just keep walking and she was expecting him to go around her so they don’t risk going in the same direction and so they ended up colliding Example here: unless there also was a bigger car coming in the way of her path, she should’ve kept going. That way she would’ve been predictable to the bike and he wouldn’t have wobbled so hard trying to avoid her. He’d have known where she was going and reacted accordingly. and to add insult to injury, her attire makes her a big yellow light (to slow down) and he is wearing red (stop). nothing on either one, signaled green (go).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.