It is funny how guys can be so indifferent to things! Glad your husband is okay though.
When my husband and I moved in together we were still students, I would take the bus to campus and he would ride his bike. TWICE he got hit by the same (!) girl coming out of the ritzy condos next door. He would tell me about it and say "Eh, she pulls out slow, doesn't hurt".
He was not as indifferent when he ran into the back of a parked (!) 18 wheeler and sprained his wrist. He was going on and on "why did he park in the bike lane, is that legal? That is stupid, he shouldn't have been parked there". Uhhhhh how do you NOT see an Semi?
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09-12-2008, 03:49 AM #1
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09-13-2008, 01:45 PM #2
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I'm glad he's OK. See, that's a nice guy who yells at a driver for hitting him (a legitimate response), and then feels bad for scaring her. I like him already.
Men are funny like that. I'd get hit by a car (no matter how fast it was going) and I'd probably go on and on about it in true drama style.
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