The Old Folks Home

[Pollo Blanco]

No, don't know his age. Was wondering. I bet I can fi s it in the news now. That n8ght it was just reported that two motorists were killed that day, and where. Yes, clipping the back of a diesel..how?

Pay attention to the Armcos; they're getting hit a LOT more often, and on straightaways too!

 

[pennyJo1960]

Happy Birthday @pertnear09

 

[sourland]

I turned 72 yesterday and I'm still as pretty as I was the day before.

Happy Birthday, Pert. I turned 82 six days ago, and I no longer look in the mirror.

 

[Pollo Blanco]

I turned 72 yesterday and I'm still as pretty as I was the day before.

That's the ticket! Be sure to look every day!

 

[Pollo Blanco]

Found it. Only 34. https://www.spanishfork.org/news_detail_T17_R510.php#:~:text=Spanish Fork, UT — On July,driving the motorcycle was deceased.

34 is actually fairly old for crotch rocket riders who have poor judgment.

Not much information, like time of day, weather conditions, temperature, etc.

Back when I subscribed to Motorcycle Consumer News, they always had a personal narrative of somebody who had been in a horrific accident.

The one that stuck with me the most was one where a gal on a sport bike came off at a very high rate of speed. Don't recall what protection she was wearing, but it wasn't enough. Pretty sure she didn't have a motorcycle grade jacket on, I think it was some sort of fashion leather. (Saw a gal sixth month ago; same thing: fashion leather jacket, elastic jeans and fashion leather boots)

Anyway to keep the narrative genteel, I will not use the four single syllable words that I typically use to describe part of her injury, but I think you could figure it out. Without further ado, she literally gave herself an asphalt dual mastectomy.

 

[getaclue]

Happy Birthday Pert

 

[Cynthia12]

34 is actually fairly old for crotch rocket riders who have poor judgment.

Not much information, like time of day, weather conditions, temperature, etc.

Back when I subscribed to Motorcycle Consumer News, they always had a personal narrative of somebody who had been in a horrific accident.

The one that stuck with me the most was one where a gal on a sport bike came off at a very high rate of speed. Don't recall what protection she was wearing, but it wasn't enough. Pretty sure she didn't have a motorcycle grade jacket on, I think it was some sort of fashion leather. (Saw a gal sixth month ago; same thing: fashion leather jacket, elastic jeans and fashion leather boots)

Anyway to keep the narrative genteel, I will not use the four single syllable words that I typically use to describe part of her injury, but I think you could figure it out. Without further ado, she literally gave herself an asphalt dual mastectomy.

Plus, motorcycles aren't always seen. Have to watch out for the other guy..yes, another better judgment.

 

[Pollo Blanco]

Plus, motorcycles aren't always seen. Have to watch out for the other guy..yes, another better judgment.

Loud pipes save lives!

 

[pertnear09]

Thanks everyone for the birthday wishes. I really didn't do much to celebrate other than go to town with my sister and spend a little money. Very little. Stopped at Sonic for onion rings and a chocolate shake. Onion rings were burnt to a crisp, had to send them back. Unbelievable they they thought someone would actually eat them.

 

[Sally PB]

Got the results of my blood work from my physical today. I am going to make some changes to my diet to lower my cholesterol. It's never, ever been this high. Other than that, I'm pretty pleased. But that's a big one.

The saying is, "You reap what you sow."

I'm going with, "I should sow what I want to reap."