crap. was it silver comet?for the record i was on a bike trail that ran parallel to a main road it happened at a place where a road intersected with the trail.
crap. was it silver comet?for the record i was on a bike trail that ran parallel to a main road it happened at a place where a road intersected with the trail.
yeah, she was awesome too. Smart, great kind person, left behind two young kidssad to hear.
I married a redhead...best thing I ever did.just found out that i have 3 hawt neighbors that have offered to help me. sadly none are redheads.
My we are picky. :biggrin:just found out that i have 3 hawt neighbors that have offered to help me. sadly none are redheads.
bandages are almost as effective as a puppyjust found out that i have 3 hawt neighbors that have offered to help me. sadly none are redheads.
Yeah but having a puppy gets the puppy touched...bandages are almost as effective as a puppy
wounds can be rubbed for comfortYeah but having a puppy gets the puppy touched...
Ah, feeling better now. Good news all around.just found out that i have 3 hawt neighbors that have offered to help me. sadly none are redheads.
Send one of them to the store for 3 boxes of hair color - red. :biggrin2:just found out that i have 3 hawt neighbors that have offered to help me. sadly none are redheads.
I always wear the helmet, even around the neighborhood. I commuted to work from the 1960s through the mid '90s, when I blew my ACL and they wanted me to quit climbing. (I live above the valley at the top of a 1k' climb.) The only accident I ever had was my own stupidity - I slipped on the raised median strip while training for a multi hundred mile trip on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I didn't postpone the trip, but I had to treat the road rash every night. Oddly, I was always more afraid riding my trail (motor) bike to and from the trail than on the bicycle...i think the helmet might have saved my life or at least kept me from being a drooling idiot.
i am still in pain and very sore. i might miss the rest of this week for work.
Watching that video again, I have to say, riding a bicycle on the dashed line between the two lanes of a four-lane highway is not the wisest thing to do. For exactly what happened: a lorry passes the biker and the air currents of a fast-moving lorry will buffet the biker, almost sucking him beneath the tyres. The biker should probably be on the outside of the outside lane, to give a trucker space to pass.Holy smokes!
i have on occasion not worn a helmet. i did that day though, so glad i did. the helmet was a cheap Schwinn bought at Walmart.I always wear the helmet, even around the neighborhood. I commuted to work from the 1960s through the mid '90s, when I blew my ACL and they wanted me to quit climbing. (I live above the valley at the top of a 1k' climb.) The only accident I ever had was my own stupidity - I slipped on the raised median strip while training for a multi hundred mile trip on the Blue Ridge Parkway. I didn't postpone the trip, but I had to treat the road rash every night. Oddly, I was always more afraid riding my trail (motor) bike to and from the trail than on the bicycle...
I honestly don't think there's really that much difference these days...i have on occasion not worn a helmet. i did that day though, so glad i did. the helmet was a cheap Schwinn bought at Walmart.
Me too! It was great while it lasted though!!!!!I married a redhead...best thing I ever did.
lol. She changed hair color? Gone gray? Or just gone?Me too! It was great while it lasted though!!!!!
Just gone............Red attitude didn't agree with mine after 15 years...(or so she says)........as Forrest Gump would say....that's all I got to say about the that!lol. She changed hair color? Gone gray? Or just gone?