Here they are, all phrases of three or more words that appear more than once in our set of articles. Abbreviations such as "I'm" have been expanded to I am.
With these results the bingo card generation is trivial -just strip out some duplicates -lots of "I am sure" and then turn the rest into cards for people to play with. Rather than do that ourselves, the readers are instructed to pick five of these, and, when they see the next Evening Post article on cycling, play Bingo!
The first person to win all of their chosen phrases and declare this in the article's comments gets fifteen minutes free parking in the Stokes Croft cycle lane! Outside Ritas!
"on the pavement", 12 "in the city", 7 "the number of", 7 "a lot of", 6 "i am sure", 5 "the pavement and", 5 "number of cyclists", 5 "needs to be", 5 "cyclists in the", 5 "cyclists and pedestrians", 5 "the fact that", 4 "it's illegal to ride", 4 "it is about", 4 "cyclists in the city", 4 "the cycling city", 4 "of the road", 4 "it's illegal to", 4 "of cyclists in", 4 "to be a", 4 "the way of", 4 "through red lights", 4 "in the way", 4 "bristol city council", 4 "it is illegal", 4 "illegal to ride", 4 "the highway code", 3 "has been a", 3 "said it was", 3 "i have been", 3 "with no lights", 3 "all the time", 3 "break the law", 3 "cycling city project", 3 "i have seen", 3 "the rules of the", 3 "the rules of", 3 "first cycling city", 3 "and i am sure", 3 "said: it is", 3 "to cycle on", 3 "part of the", 3 "blind and partially sighted", 3 "even if it", 3 "to have a", 3 "on the pavement and", 3 "the city centre", 3 "between cyclists and", 3 "out of the", 3 "cyclists in bristol", 3 "a good thing", 3 "the number of cyclists", 3 "cyclists should be", 3 "the city council", 3 "on the pavement -", 3 "8 million pounds", 3 "rules of the", 3 "and partially sighted", 3 "cycle on the", 3 "red lights and", 3 "the pavement -", 3 "in the way of", 3 "on the road", 3 "one of these", 3 "blind and partially", 3 "and i am", 3 "to cycle on the", 3
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You realise that the latest BEP ploy is to scare people off cycling, cos the mountain bike thief boogeyman will follow you home and steal your (unsecured) expensive mountain bike? I think they've picked up on your game and are changing their angle so as to avoid paying out on the bingo ;-)
You forgot 'Lycra lout'
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