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That's not funny. Please don't put human feces on the road or in the forest. I'm appalled and furious that I have to tell you this! If you can't keep it in, carry it out!Re: The Brown Mile hahhahaha.
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You were quite the road warrior in your day! :thumbsup:I did not laugh at the "Headwinds both ways", because my commute to work in Australia not only had a headwind both ways, it was uphill both ways. Around mid-day, the wind would shift, always in time for my ride home. And although there was a steep downhill section right when I left my house in the morning, it was followed by a long slog back up hill. The shortest way back home was a ride alongside the highway, which was both hot and terrifying when trucks passed. And uphill. After another short and steep downhill, the options were a short climb in a residential area, or a gentler uphill through a park. Either way, it was always hot and miserable, due to the humidity. Rides to the beach made up for it though.
One of the many reasons I like the Shirlington area.Like.Much rings true and I quite like the illustrations too. I don't see poop or bagged poop on my rides, pet owners around here aren't jerks, but I could relate to the rest of it. I've bookmarked the blog. Thanks for posting this!
And on Thursdays, it was a quick shower, dinner, then off to the bike shop. They hired me for my knowledge and personality. True story.You were quite the road warrior in your day! :thumbsup:
That's not funny. Please don't put human feces on the road or in the forest. I'm appalled and furious that I have to tell you this! If you can't keep it in, carry it out!
Like when you pull up to a stop light and get tired of holding in the clutch so you just put it in neutral. Blink "Green!" LOLSynchronicity hits me in all phases of life, not just biking.![]()
Shhh! Don't admit to owning a gas burner, or you'll be ostracized.Like when you pull up to a stop light and get tired of holding in the clutch so you just put it in neutral. Blink "Green!" LOL
Bury it or pack it out, brother. It sounds like you already know this. Human Waste Disposal in the Backcountry: How to pee and poop in the woods - Trailspace.comI thought it was funny because of "18 things you know are true" and that really happens. I don't throw trash on the trail, or poop on it, but if I have to take a break I will get far as possible away from the trail and people. I am not a trail trasher. Actually, in the summers I volunteer to do trail work ( I won't pick up poop though, but I do pick up containers and help fix ruts, trim trees, and run the weedeater for miles.
No no, I had a clutch fitted to my bike so that I didn't have to stop spinning!Shhh! Don't admit to owning a gas burner, or you'll be ostracized.![]()