能帮忙全文最好.不行就summary前面这两段的introduction.JeffFringshasatalentforattractinginsults.Sodabottleshavebeenhurledathisheadwithoutwarning.He'sbeencalledunprintablenamesbypeoplewhodon'tknowhisactualname

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能帮忙全文最好.不行就summary前面这两段的introduction.
Jeff Frings has a talent for attracting insults.Soda bottles have been
hurled at his head without warning.He's been called unprintable names by people
who don't know his actual name.He's been sideswiped and rear-ended and run off
the road more times than he can count.Red Sox fans wandering through Yankee
Stadium have been subject to less abuse from complete strangers than Frings has
on the streets of his hometown,Milwaukee.
So what's his problem?It's simple:
he's an avid bicyclist.Over the past few years,Frings--a 46-year-old
photographer who bikes well over 100 miles a week--has kept video of his rides,
taken from cameras mounted on his helmet and his handlebars,because he wanted
visual evidence of his encounters with aggressive drivers.(He now uploads the
video to his website bikesafer.blogspot.com.Frings has suffered more than a few
injuries in scrapes with cars,but what really stands out is the gratuitous
hostility.It's not just that inattentive drivers fail to give him the three
feet of space required by law.It's that they're galled by his very presence.
"They think that you don't belong on the road," says Frings,"and they're trying
to teach you a lesson."

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第一段讲的是,他是个很容易遭麻烦的人,各种破事都无缘无故发生到他头上.
为什么呢?
第二段讲：Frings他是一个狂热的自行车骑士.在过去的几年中,46岁的他每星期骑车超过100英里,吧摄像头绑在头盔上,他想拍下其他危险驾驶得司机的证据,然后上传网上了.然后很多人因为他这样觉得侵犯了自己的利益,就估计搞他,说你不该出现在路上.
大致如此