Pete said:Boy told his mom he liked the ride on the scoot to DE EXCEPT for the Bay bridge he was freaked. She asked him why he didn't tell me and he said "Are you kidding, he would have called me a wuss"
No, I wouldn't. I would help him work through his fear. Toying with a fear like that would not be good. It did show great courage for him to sit back there quiet and tough it out when he was freaked.RoseRed said:So, did you?
Pete said:No, I wouldn't. I would help him work through his fear. Toying with a fear like that would not be good. It did show great courage for him to sit back there quiet and tough it out when he was freaked.
RoseRed said:I wasn't going to mention that. (for the record, it was NOT me!)
BTW... how's your aim?
Ponytail said:My aim? :shrug: Kinda depends on what I'm shooting.
I'm outta here.
Asta la Bye bye.
I like that lamp.RoseRed said:The exquisite remaining lamp.
I haven't been over it yet...... Don't call me names either!!Pete said:No, I wouldn't. I would help him work through his fear. Toying with a fear like that would not be good. It did show great courage for him to sit back there quiet and tough it out when he was freaked.
That's what makes it so dang funny!Ponytail said:I like that lamp.
Let me just say:Ponytail said:I've been in 3 accidents with my bike. 2 of them were due to female distractions. The 1st one, I ran into the bike in front of me at Wildwood Bike Week. The second one, well, I was too busy "looking good" as a car load of females rolled up next to me at a stop light, and I failed to put my feet down. No kidding.
The 3rd one, well, an 18 wheeler pulled out in front of me. He won.
Based on your track record, I hope that was NOT you that rear ended the suburban on 301/5 at Chadsford Rd. last night. Dude on a Harley rear ended a truck. Bike looked OK, except the front fender was busted. Dude was being straped to a stretcher when I rolled by.Ponytail said:I've been in 3 accidents with my bike. 2 of them were due to female distractions. The 1st one, I ran into the bike in front of me at Wildwood Bike Week. The second one, well, I was too busy "looking good" as a car load of females rolled up next to me at a stop light, and I failed to put my feet down. No kidding.
The 3rd one, well, an 18 wheeler pulled out in front of me. He won.
Mikeinsmd said:Swear to Gawd, I had a chick fall asleep on the back. We stopped & I asked her if she saw the huge heard of deer in the field & she says: "No, I've been asleep the last 20 minutes."
Coming home from a concert at Wolftrap one night, SO was sound asleep behind me while cruising around the beltway about 85mphMikeinsmd said:Swear to Gawd, I had a chick fall asleep on the back. We stopped & I asked her if she saw the huge heard of deer in the field & she says: "No, I've been asleep the last 20 minutes."
Ponytail said:Yep. I've seen that out on 95. Passenger sound asleep catching flies...and anything else that the highway kicks up.
At least with rear armrests, you don't have to use bungee cords to keep your passengers from falling off during poker runs.
I would have loved to see that one.Ponytail said:The second one, well, I was too busy "looking good" as a car load of females rolled up next to me at a stop light, and I failed to put my feet down. No kidding.
virgovictoria said:What's a poker run?
A set of Rumble Roads, an IPOD and you're good to goPonytail said:I just can't see myself going down the road bee-bopping or singing along while on the bike. There's enough other distractions out there without that. Shoot, I'm embarrassed when I get caught singing in my truck with the windows up!
Pete said:I rode mine to work today and there was no downside.
That's truevirgovictoria said:I was thinking that there would be a hair messing up issue... at least for me..
But then, my hair is pretty much always messed up - or appears to be!