Don't 'loan' anything to a friend unless you are prepared to consider it a gift.
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Don't 'loan' anything to a friend unless you are prepared to consider it a gift.
Your beautiful, cuddly, butter wouldn't melt in its mouth kitty cat that you thought would never hurt you turns into a raging tiger with very sharp claws when having to be bathed when covered in oil from lurking under a car
When it is over 95 degrees, don't take home-made trail mix that has chocolate chips in it for a snack in your Camelbak. Even if you are in the woods it WILL melt :o I guess I can freeze the baggie it is in and then break it into pieces...
Always be nice, because if you a snotty, and the other person is nice and polite, you are the idiot and everyone will know it.
Oh dear. Now you have some kind of granola bar?Quote:
Originally Posted by Catrin
Yeah, of course it was too messy to eat...you would think that I should have realized that when I put it in my bag for the trip :rolleyes: Oh well, it can be a bike-ride recovery snack with chocolate milk instead of chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
Maybe you should start bringing a spork with you on rides, just in case. They make nice lightweight titanium ones. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Catrin
Machete's should only be used if you are wearing protective clothing. So next time your husband says "going to do trail work" And grabs the machete, take it away from him! That way you aren't rushing him to urgent care to get his leg stitched up! (that happend wed of this week).
Oh that is the truth!Quote:
Originally Posted by ridingfiend
:eek: Oh man Brandi, hope your DH is healing up!
Don't stick your arm out the car window to catch the breeze when you're passing blackberry brambles.
And with two thorns still in my fingers from the LAST thing I learned the hard way, so deep I can't dig them out ...
Don't check the batteries on your PlanetBike SuperFlash by turning it on while looking directly into the lens.
Anybody here have any common sense they're not using? Because I've apparently misplaced mine.
Nope, sorry OakLeaf. I need all I can get and more! :)
of all things I've lost, I miss my mind the most.
Always pick up your feet is my big bette noir.
Yeah...I've done that by accident with my light (a Cateye tail-light thing) and my retinas haven't forgiven me.:oQuote:
Originally Posted by OakLeaf
Today's lesson: 12-year-old rusted bolts are really difficult to remove...
Did you get them off?Quote:
Originally Posted by Owlie
If you have enough clearance behind the bumper to pull the bolt out from the back, the easiest thing to do is drill off the heads.