Everywhere there are people talking about the things I find interesting: even, gasp, in student magazines.

In Farrago 4, 2010, a student called David Threlfall has written a rant about things he hates. Beards, music wankers, yes, yes, but mostly: Cars. I particularly like this sentence: "I have yet to hear anything that gives cars a higher moral status than bikes." He goes on to explain how bikes don't kill people, basically. This is an extreme and more succint version of some of my arguments in the book about bikes being more than just transport: of them being a different way of negotiating the world.

Do like an opinionated uni student...