Are Angry BiBs Really Angry While They Give You A Bollocking
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Was coming home from a mountainbike trip this weekend and decided to bunny-hop a town centre dustpan-lid mini roundabout located at the foot of a steep hill. Haven't done it in years but hit the sweet spot timing perfectly my suspension compression, bounce, lift and pulling my knees up to my chin with my feet clipped to the pedals to get a good 40-50cm of fresh air between my wheels and the ground.
What I didn't realise was that behind me, right behind me was a Ford Focus Estate in full livery, blue lights etc driven my a solitary police officer. rather than ignore my minor misdemeanour the officer tugged me and "had a word". I was polite and contrite as he made me aware of the error of my ways yet he seemed genuinely angry. He got worse when I gave him my date of birth and he discovered I am 50 and even worse still when I asked him if he was really angry or just putting it on to make my ticking off that bit scarier.
So... In the cold light of day could the BiBs on forum please tell me if the angry officer giving a row is really angry or is it a act to make the perpetrator that bit more scared.
What I didn't realise was that behind me, right behind me was a Ford Focus Estate in full livery, blue lights etc driven my a solitary police officer. rather than ignore my minor misdemeanour the officer tugged me and "had a word". I was polite and contrite as he made me aware of the error of my ways yet he seemed genuinely angry. He got worse when I gave him my date of birth and he discovered I am 50 and even worse still when I asked him if he was really angry or just putting it on to make my ticking off that bit scarier.
So... In the cold light of day could the BiBs on forum please tell me if the angry officer giving a row is really angry or is it a act to make the perpetrator that bit more scared.
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