I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
Mully, how come we never talk anymore? It used to be IM's about transgender relationships and Canucklandian moose harvests. Now, there's just so much space between us.
do you have msn? we could certainly restart these wonderous conversations of such things.
I have gchat as well as a headset around here somewhere; we could go to skype or summat.
hmm not tonight, but maybe tuesday? working on some projects and homework this evenin'.
I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
I really, really want to get a motorcycle, but I've had two friends die in motorcycle accidents, and that coupled with all the horror stories I hear make me really, really hesitant about it.
Plus the weather in Edmonton isn't conducive to year-round motorcycle riding.
One of the people I was singing with told me this fun anecdote about what happened to him before showing up for the performance that day
He had been on his way up to a friend's house to do some visiting and bum a free meal off of them. He notices a motorcycle weaving in and out of the traffic behind him, and the person eventually cuts around him before they both headed down a side-street. The motorcycle guy starts increasing his speed and tries to cut around a car on the left. Except the car had been preparing to turn left. They didn't expect a person would try to cut around a person in a left turn lane on the left and the motorcycle crashed right into the side of their giant van. Rider goes flying over the top of the van and breaks his neck when he hit the ground. One of the people who pulled over to call 911 said "thank god he had a helmet", even though the guy was clearly dead
a group of idiots in a car once threw a ball of ice that hit me right in the ass as they whizzed by
Riding my bike gets me yelled at all the time. Or people honk and get pissed off and flick me off.
I've even had a a taco bell cup thrown at me. It hit me, but was still chilled and wasn't sticky so it wasn't spit or soda. I laughed because it really isn't that big of a deal to be hit with water.
How dare you ride your bike you sonofabitch!
I was once ridden off the road by a car, where I proceeded to hit a patch of gravel and flip off my bike. Ended up chipping two teeth and tearing open my chin pretty well. The best part was afterwards I continued to cycle home, and two girls standing out on their front lawn asked me, very concernedly, 'are you okay?' I couldn't understand why.
Until I got home and saw that my entire face below my nose was covered in blood. Whoops, I guess they thought I was a cannibal or something.
I had someone love tap me while I was riding my motorcycle
at 65 miles per hour.
If the pavement had been wet at the time I would have lost control and died
this is why i don't want to get a motorcycle
although i really, really do
they are organ mills
I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
You should legally be able to return 'love taps' from cars with gunfire.
I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
I really, really want to get a motorcycle, but I've had two friends die in motorcycle accidents, and that coupled with all the horror stories I hear make me really, really hesitant about it.
Plus the weather in Edmonton isn't conducive to year-round motorcycle riding.
Neither is Boston, trust me. You get maybe four months of decent bike weather a year. It's why I prefer warmer climates.
Looking at the wiki entry for yogurt, apparently our brothers and sisters across the pond spell it "yoghurt".
Which seems like less of a frozen treat and more of a Scandinavian monster akin to the baba yaga. The Venomous "Yog Hurt". Probably eats children, or at least grinds their bones into some sort of fine powder that it then uses as an ingredient for pies or some such nonsense.
I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
I really, really want to get a motorcycle, but I've had two friends die in motorcycle accidents, and that coupled with all the horror stories I hear make me really, really hesitant about it.
Plus the weather in Edmonton isn't conducive to year-round motorcycle riding.
yeah. i definitely don't recommend it if you're in canada. my dad gets his jollies mostly from fixing it up, he only really rides four or five times a year.
One of the people I was singing with told me this fun anecdote about what happened to him before showing up for the performance that day
He had been on his way up to a friend's house to do some visiting and bum a free meal off of them. He notices a motorcycle weaving in and out of the traffic behind him, and the person eventually cuts around him before they both headed down a side-street. The motorcycle guy starts increasing his speed and tries to cut around a car on the left. Except the car had been preparing to turn left. They didn't expect a person would try to cut around a person in a left turn lane on the left and the motorcycle crashed right into the side of their giant van. Rider goes flying over the top of the van and breaks his neck when he hit the ground. One of the people who pulled over to call 911 said "thank god he had a helmet", even though the guy was clearly dead
Then the two of us went on stage
Yes, but to be fair this guy was flagrantly ignoring road rules.
Lane weaving is illegal and all.
The biggest problems with motorbikes is that you have an awfully high power to weight ratio and it is often hard to ignore all of it.
One of the people I was singing with told me this fun anecdote about what happened to him before showing up for the performance that day
He had been on his way up to a friend's house to do some visiting and bum a free meal off of them. He notices a motorcycle weaving in and out of the traffic behind him, and the person eventually cuts around him before they both headed down a side-street. The motorcycle guy starts increasing his speed and tries to cut around a car on the left. Except the car had been preparing to turn left. They didn't expect a person would try to cut around a person in a left turn lane on the left and the motorcycle crashed right into the side of their giant van. Rider goes flying over the top of the van and breaks his neck when he hit the ground. One of the people who pulled over to call 911 said "thank god he had a helmet", even though the guy was clearly dead
Then the two of us went on stage
I've seen a dude partially decapitated by his chin strap. That was not a pretty sight.
I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
I really, really want to get a motorcycle, but I've had two friends die in motorcycle accidents, and that coupled with all the horror stories I hear make me really, really hesitant about it.
Plus the weather in Edmonton isn't conducive to year-round motorcycle riding.
yeah. i definitely don't recommend it if you're in canada. my dad gets his jollies mostly from fixing it up, he only really rides four or five times a year.
Back when I was looking seriously about moving to Austin, it was a significantly larger possibility. However since it looks like I'm in Edmonton for a few years yet, I think I'll just save up and buy a nice car.
On a happier note, a very good family friend was in a motorcycle accident a few years back and ended up in a hospital bed with a feeding tube stuck down his throat
Dude was almost my godfather.
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I am incredibly careful on my motorcycle. You would probably never catch me riding during or after rain anyway so really the stipulation is moot. It is just very scary to think "I almost died because someone got angry that I went into the passing lane to pass him."
i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
I really, really want to get a motorcycle, but I've had two friends die in motorcycle accidents, and that coupled with all the horror stories I hear make me really, really hesitant about it.
Plus the weather in Edmonton isn't conducive to year-round motorcycle riding.
yeah. i definitely don't recommend it if you're in canada. my dad gets his jollies mostly from fixing it up, he only really rides four or five times a year.
I am just picturing your father beating the shit out of a motorcycle with an axe so he has something to do.
One of the people I was singing with told me this fun anecdote about what happened to him before showing up for the performance that day
He had been on his way up to a friend's house to do some visiting and bum a free meal off of them. He notices a motorcycle weaving in and out of the traffic behind him, and the person eventually cuts around him before they both headed down a side-street. The motorcycle guy starts increasing his speed and tries to cut around a car on the left. Except the car had been preparing to turn left. They didn't expect a person would try to cut around a person in a left turn lane on the left and the motorcycle crashed right into the side of their giant van. Rider goes flying over the top of the van and breaks his neck when he hit the ground. One of the people who pulled over to call 911 said "thank god he had a helmet", even though the guy was clearly dead
Then the two of us went on stage
Yes, but to be fair this guy was flagrantly ignoring road rules.
Lane weaving is illegal and all.
The biggest problems with motorbikes is that you have an awfully high power to weight ratio and it is often hard to ignore all of it.
None of us felt especially bad for the person. After the story was done we all went "that's too bad... Well, have a great show tonight!" "You too!"
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i ride motorcycles with my dad. you can be the most careful person in the world, but if the person in front of you stops suddenly, merges into you, or throws up a rock, you can be dead even while being the paragon of correct traffic laws.
What is that jacket in the second picture?
oh...awesome
much
hmm not tonight, but maybe tuesday? working on some projects and homework this evenin'.
It is possible one of the greatest pictures taken of anybody.
I really, really want to get a motorcycle, but I've had two friends die in motorcycle accidents, and that coupled with all the horror stories I hear make me really, really hesitant about it.
Plus the weather in Edmonton isn't conducive to year-round motorcycle riding.
lets you do all the judging yourself
Wouldn't it explode from the pressure?
He had been on his way up to a friend's house to do some visiting and bum a free meal off of them. He notices a motorcycle weaving in and out of the traffic behind him, and the person eventually cuts around him before they both headed down a side-street. The motorcycle guy starts increasing his speed and tries to cut around a car on the left. Except the car had been preparing to turn left. They didn't expect a person would try to cut around a person in a left turn lane on the left and the motorcycle crashed right into the side of their giant van. Rider goes flying over the top of the van and breaks his neck when he hit the ground. One of the people who pulled over to call 911 said "thank god he had a helmet", even though the guy was clearly dead
Then the two of us went on stage
eat
or
shower
You should legally be able to return 'love taps' from cars with gunfire.
Neither is Boston, trust me. You get maybe four months of decent bike weather a year. It's why I prefer warmer climates.
No sweat, I'll have to check my Voip settings to see if they work. Gotta re-install them I think. Shoot me a PM, k?
Cold can of spaghetti o's with your hands in the shower.
I mean these are mine
I want to leave with what I came with
Which seems like less of a frozen treat and more of a Scandinavian monster akin to the baba yaga. The Venomous "Yog Hurt". Probably eats children, or at least grinds their bones into some sort of fine powder that it then uses as an ingredient for pies or some such nonsense.
Goddamn Yog Hurts.
yeah. i definitely don't recommend it if you're in canada. my dad gets his jollies mostly from fixing it up, he only really rides four or five times a year.
again?
technically you have already left by the time they harvest them
Lane weaving is illegal and all.
The biggest problems with motorbikes is that you have an awfully high power to weight ratio and it is often hard to ignore all of it.
Satans..... hints.....
I've seen a dude partially decapitated by his chin strap. That was not a pretty sight.
Back when I was looking seriously about moving to Austin, it was a significantly larger possibility. However since it looks like I'm in Edmonton for a few years yet, I think I'll just save up and buy a nice car.
Yo'plait ftaghn
Eating in the shower is really fun.
I think i'm going to make a salad.
I'll be thinking of that seinfeld episode
Why? What value does having all of your organs when you're being buried/cremated/fertilizing a tree have?
What are you going to eat once you rise as a ghoul and there arn't any other people around?
Thats right, your own kidneys.
What if they take her pretty eyes? Oh the humanity.
Dude was almost my godfather.
I am just picturing your father beating the shit out of a motorcycle with an axe so he has something to do.
Satans..... hints.....
they're mine!
and I'm paranoid enough to believe they wouldn't save me if little Timmy needed a kidney
yes I am crazy
None of us felt especially bad for the person. After the story was done we all went "that's too bad... Well, have a great show tonight!" "You too!"