I once rode too.
bicycles...motorcycles...all dangerous.
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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread 3!
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bicycles...motorcycles...all dangerous.
Its part of why I learned, and I still have my M endorsement. I'll always keep it.
I still have mine too.
As did I. Once while driving home in a freezing rain with roads becoming icy, I stopped thinking driving a bike all the time was fun.
That was preceded by driving up to a curve one day going too fast. I realized I had two choices. The less desirable was to try to take the curve anyway and wind up with the bike on my leg sliding along.
The other choice was braking hard and driving off the road (and falling over in a more controlled fashion). I took this latter option and was OK.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
No! That bear is riding my coattails and trying to steal MY thing! My knees where old and out snapping, crackling, and popping a bowl of Rice Crispies since his knee cartilage was a wee spring chick.
That bear can get off muh lawn!
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
I am becoming this:
Did the bear have a knee replaced?
Would it be feasible to have a music station which worked using telephones? Each listener would phone in instead of tuning in.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
No! That bear is riding my coattails and trying to steal MY thing! My knees where old and out snapping, crackling, and popping a bowl of Rice Crispies since his knee cartilage was a wee spring chick.
That bear can get off muh lawn!
Any time he's doing all that is a time he isn't sticking his nose in my pickanick basket.
So all I can say is...
How are your legs doing, Mr. Bear?
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
I will soon be off the doles.
Which means I must sink more money into my car so @Revoltingest is still solely supported by @Wu Wei.
Which reminds me I do actually need a few things for it (front brake calipers, rear bumper, right side taillight assembly, and left rear bumper reflector). And I've considered a voltage regulator kit, but it sounds mostly like snake oil claims, but I read mixed stuff about them, they aren't that expensive, but looking at them again it just looks so much bull I'm rechecking if they actually do anything.
Which means I must sink more money into my car so @Revoltingest is still solely supported by @Wu Wei.
Which reminds me I do actually need a few things for it (front brake calipers, rear bumper, right side taillight assembly, and left rear bumper reflector). And I've considered a voltage regulator kit, but it sounds mostly like snake oil claims, but I read mixed stuff about them, they aren't that expensive, but looking at them again it just looks so much bull I'm rechecking if they actually do anything.
Shadow Wolf
Certified People sTabber
He's "nearing retirement age" so he got to have fake knees put in.
Certainly wish I could get that.
Speaking of cars....
I failed to check my lug nut torque on Mr Van before my 700+
mile trip to the June engine show. Along the way, a slight
grating noise developed in one wheel. It turns out that the
shop that rotated my tires didn't get full torque on a couple.
I immediately torqued all 80 lug nuts to 150 ft#.
Problem solved. No damage.
Good reminder...always follow one's checklist.
That's five words.
As well, but only the "call charges" are important, the rest is just fluff and not to be concerned over...
Wow....almost had to start on another hand.
I was just outside picking blueberries, but I was interrupted by a rainstorm. Few people have had this experience. I am privileged.