Of course, this is based on my personal observations. I happen to know a number of people with whom I am friendly and they are bikers. My friends tend to be decent people. I’ve had almost no experience with “random bikers.”
I don’t like bikers on the road. A few of them deserve the dislike because of the unsafe driving tactics they use, but mostly I dislike them because they are more difficult to see than a car and there is no such thing as a “fender bender” with a biker. I am paranoid around them on the road.
I add some extra distance because of Sir Isaac Newton: F=ma. A motorcycle can stop faster than a car.
I would have liked to ride, but my wife worked emergency room as a student nurse. She witnessed some bikers being sewn and bolted back together. My wife and I normally negotiate things: in this case I simply ceded the point to her.
Besides, I am so paranoid about safety that not only would I wear a helmet, but also get fitted for a suit of armor. Also, I could not find a bike that comes with a roll bar.
Hmmm…thought that an ‘as-salt’ joke would have been used already. I guess not. So….here goes: ‘If not Bub, I will as-salt you and pepper you with jabs.’
Ouch…that joke needs some seasoning, if you ask me.
Well, I’m just going to comment about a recent experience. Live in a retirement community downtown, people are pretty bad about parking here when they should not, no security. So was crossing our parking lot, an old dude (I’m old!) on a tricked out three-wheeler Harley came buzzing in, almost hit me. He laughed and told me to get out of his way, proceeded to park in our visitor lot, he was no visitor. This is why I don’t “carry”. I will take a hardened biker any day over these freakin’ old rich dudes who want believe the rest of us exist to wipe their donkeys.
Renatus Profuturus Frigeridus Premium Member over 3 years ago
The Gentle Giant.
oldpine52 over 3 years ago
Never judge a book by it’s cover, or a man by his looks.
allen@home over 3 years ago
Of course not my good man.
Cornelius Noodleman over 3 years ago
He’s the salt of the earth.
Imagine over 3 years ago
Careful, big guy, you don’t want to anger the little ones.
in-dubio-pro-rainbow over 3 years ago
“And what do you need it for, if you don’t mind me asking?”
“Oooh! I sprinkle it in the wounds of the guys who asked me stupid questions.”
Lucy Rudy over 3 years ago
He has to ask? Reach around.
Dirty Dragon over 3 years ago
“Let the Wookiee win.”
admiree2 over 3 years ago
Being alone in a greasy diner at 1AM and wanting to end it all, he replied…
“Get it yourself, Fatboy!”
rshive over 3 years ago
At least he asked politely.
A# 466 over 3 years ago
“Say ‘please’.”
Zebrastripes over 3 years ago
No trouble……yikes
[Traveler] Premium Member over 3 years ago
yes, I think you could
dflak over 3 years ago
I think bikers get a worse rap than they deserve.
Of course, this is based on my personal observations. I happen to know a number of people with whom I am friendly and they are bikers. My friends tend to be decent people. I’ve had almost no experience with “random bikers.”
I don’t like bikers on the road. A few of them deserve the dislike because of the unsafe driving tactics they use, but mostly I dislike them because they are more difficult to see than a car and there is no such thing as a “fender bender” with a biker. I am paranoid around them on the road.
I add some extra distance because of Sir Isaac Newton: F=ma. A motorcycle can stop faster than a car.
I would have liked to ride, but my wife worked emergency room as a student nurse. She witnessed some bikers being sewn and bolted back together. My wife and I normally negotiate things: in this case I simply ceded the point to her.
Besides, I am so paranoid about safety that not only would I wear a helmet, but also get fitted for a suit of armor. Also, I could not find a bike that comes with a roll bar.
jessie d. over 3 years ago
of Lice and Men. When was the last time Lennie louse had a good wash?
Doug K over 3 years ago
Without looking: “No. Get it yourself.”
Lee26 Premium Member over 3 years ago
Hmmm…thought that an ‘as-salt’ joke would have been used already. I guess not. So….here goes: ‘If not Bub, I will as-salt you and pepper you with jabs.’
Ouch…that joke needs some seasoning, if you ask me.
phredturner over 3 years ago
Only if you say “please”
bobbyferrel over 3 years ago
Hey fella! You know what we call people like you where I come from? We mostly call ’em “Sir”.
txq over 3 years ago
What’s the joke? And what is the guy on the left holding in his hand?
Doug K over 3 years ago
I’m going to say, ‘No’, for your own good. You really need to cut salt out of your diet. It’s not good for your health. So … you’re welcome."
raybarb44 over 3 years ago
No problem my friend……
Mediatech over 3 years ago
Must be Canadian
cactusbob333 over 3 years ago
Thought you’d never ask.
WCraft Premium Member over 3 years ago
I’ve told you twice, now; “Don’t bother me until I’m done eating. I’m not going to tell you again!”
SmashedHat over 3 years ago
Sure, you can have it, but that Sea Bass guy was just asking something about the salt.
Laurie Stoker Premium Member over 3 years ago
“Why of course, sir! No trouble at all.”
Buster Fatcat over 3 years ago
Well, I’m just going to comment about a recent experience. Live in a retirement community downtown, people are pretty bad about parking here when they should not, no security. So was crossing our parking lot, an old dude (I’m old!) on a tricked out three-wheeler Harley came buzzing in, almost hit me. He laughed and told me to get out of his way, proceeded to park in our visitor lot, he was no visitor. This is why I don’t “carry”. I will take a hardened biker any day over these freakin’ old rich dudes who want believe the rest of us exist to wipe their donkeys.