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What you are saying is incoherent. First you berate someone for talking about bicycles because "footbridge" is in the name, then you ask how people would get t
by CyberDildonics 5y ago
What you are saying is incoherent.
First you berate someone for talking about bicycles because "footbridge" is in the name, then you ask how people would get to "this bridge", which makes no sense because there was no specific bridge in the first place, then when asked what bridge you are talking about you jump to "cultural context".
- chrisseaton 5y ago> which makes no sense because there was no specific bridge in the first place The context is that nobody would want to bicycle over these bridges in general because where these bridges are generally used it is not legally or physically possible to get to them on bicycle. The point therefore is your question doesn't make any sense if you know the context. Look at the other comments saying the same thing as me if you want another perspective to help you understand if you're struggling.
- CyberDildonics 5y agoWhy were you trying to talk about a specific bridge if it didn't make any sense in context?
- chrisseaton 5y agoNobody here was ever talking about a specific bridge. I don’t know if you’re a non-native speaker? ‘This bridge’ means ‘this bridge design’.