So that's what the Ten is for!

Okay, for over a year now I've been toting a ten dollar bill around in my handlebar bag. I started this back when I first came to this forum because someone said to always carry money. I never knew why, I mean, I live on outer edge of Podunk and when I bike I head further out into Beyond Rural America. There just isn't any use for the ten dollar bill....or so I thought, until today.

1. Kashi Go Lean Carmel Crunch bar, on the label looks perfect with it's 8 Grams of protein and 5 Grams of fiber and weighs next to nothing.

2. Kashi Go Lean 13 miles into a 26 mile ride is NOT really as tasty as I had hoped it would be

3. Do we really need 5 Grams of fiber when we are out road cycling?

4. So THAT'S what the Ten dollar bill is for! :eek:

(If I had not been riding solo I would have used Ben's ten dollar bill, too)

oh no! not the old "outhouse" catalog pages...

well, grrl... sure beats havin' to use your socks :eek:

spazz - who prefers Charmin :D

or your gloves :D

You can use it to boot a slashed tire, but a piece of mylar works just fine and is cheaper.

ROFLMAO KK - maybe if I don't carry any money - that won't happen to me! and make Ben replace the $10 just coz! ;)

I'll assume you buried it...

Won't that be a nice treasure for someone to find in the future :D

spazz

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Originally Posted by spazzdog

I'll assume you buried it...

Won't that be a nice treasure for someone to find in the future :D

spazz

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Well, with my sick sense of humor I believe I weighted it down with a rock for the next hitchhiker that happens to go underneath that particular bridge! No sense in wasting money!

This got me to thinking...instead of carrying a $20, should I be carrying 4 $5s???

how about a few sheets of T.P.??

Feminine wipes!

Every four months or so a new one goes in the wallet :D

Has it's own foil rapper too.