There's no denying you're a badass. BTW, what are you riding these days?Then she will love me.......
You're just a motorcyclist.
Don't bore others by stating the obvious. That's just rude, even for a trucker.She would have looked better without the gay bike and grumpy old man.
Made a quick trip down to matagorda to help my sister break in her new camper. Went to bed with clear skies and mild temps, woke up to gale force winds. As soon as the girls get up we're going to throw this old 4runner into 4 high and see how far we can get down the beach.
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Sadly, after 3 major crash and burns and a bunch of minor ones, it hurt just to sit on one anymore. I do miss it though.There's no denying you're a badass. BTW, what are you riding these days?
May YOUR asshole develop taste buds for posting this.
It is possible to chemically fool your brain into thinking your rectum has taste buds. Trust me; I know this from experience.
Ben,
That's too cryptic for me to understand....whaaaaaaat?
Absolutely true story. I hope one of the medical professionals on the forum will back me up but it doesn't matter, really. This happened to me and I can still remember it like it was yesterday.What kind of drugs caused that?
That almost makes me understand what she meant when my grandma would say, "That just makes my ass wanna dip snuff!", when I was a kid.Absolutely true story. I hope one of the medical professionals on the forum will back me up but it doesn't matter, really. This happened to me and I can still remember it like it was yesterday.
I was having a heart cath. The conversation in the cath lab:
I didn't believe him. I didn't believe it was possible. Then they injected the dye and, sure enough, I got a strong metallic taste in my mouth. I also strongly tasted metal with my rectum. It was exactly the same sensation, just as strong, in both locations. For about a minute or a bit more, I would have sworn I had taste buds in my rectum.
- Cardiologist: We're going to inject some dye into your bloodstream to help us see the blood flow in and around your heart. It will make you feel flush. It will also produce a strong metallic taste in your mouth and rectum.
- Me: Huh?
- Cardiologist: Yeah, you'll taste metal with both your mouth and rectum. You'll see. Just understand that however weird it feels, that's normal and you're OK.
- Me: OK
Sadly, after 3 major crash and burns and a bunch of minor ones, it hurt just to sit on one anymore. I do miss it though.
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OhhhhhAbsolutely true story. I hope one of the medical professionals on the forum will back me up but it doesn't matter, really. This happened to me and I can still remember it like it was yesterday.
I was having a heart cath. The conversation in the cath lab:
I didn't believe him. I didn't believe it was possible. Then they injected the dye and, sure enough, I got a strong metallic taste in my mouth. I also strongly tasted metal with my rectum. It was exactly the same sensation, just as strong, in both locations. For about a minute or a bit more, I would have sworn I had taste buds in my rectum.
- Cardiologist: We're going to inject some dye into your bloodstream to help us see the blood flow in and around your heart. It will make you feel flush. It will also produce a strong metallic taste in your mouth and rectum.
- Me: Huh?
- Cardiologist: Yeah, you'll taste metal with both your mouth and rectum. You'll see. Just understand that however weird it feels, that's normal and you're OK.
- Me: OK
I'm wimpier. I continued to ride even after my first serious crash, after my hip healed and I could walk again. It was a car crash that convinced me to give up my bike. I always knew I could accelerate faster, stop quicker, and was far more aware of my surroundings when I was on a bike. I truly believed I would never be in a serious crash because I would see it developing and avoid it.This....
Hey, they asked in another thread. I thought it best to move the answer to the Post Whore thread.Ohhhhh
TMI!
I miss it just about every day, and more when I read about other member's road trips on bikes.This....
That's a bad one Cam. You're lucky to be here, I have seen lesser accidents where people died.
Ouch!