kill'em all
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Better on the visor than in your teeth..
Quote from: Ratfink749 on March 17, 2010, 11:14:36 AM
Better on the visor than in your teeth..
I just had a thought..... maybe the guys who ride around wearing those 1/2 helmets are actually whale like creatures, only instead of eating plankton....they eat bugs.
A.D. Maddox - World's first Ducati-riding, Catholic schoolgirl uniform-wearing, bug-splattering artist (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DCVtD7Q6AJA#normal)
Quote from: bobspapa on March 17, 2010, 11:18:24 AM
I just had a thought..... maybe the guys who ride around wearing those 1/2 helmets are actually whale like creatures, only instead of eating plankton....they eat bugs.
Thick beard and moustache to have some saved for later when theyre not on the bike..? You may be onto something.
you need to ride across the valley at night to coalinga in july when the moths are in the cotton (or whatever they are doing out there)
it looks like hitting hyperspace in star wars.
moth juice dont taste good neither
Even if I wanted to ride helmetless, I wouldn't...
My trip to Steamboat in July...
(http://public.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pZNd46eCiRegPMbc4_UPXzJpbS9tT9YfsAhFPLwSBYoix1vbozw3IX8wIygn3aUy8PxZcE8Tp1nDpOu2IgR4hHw/IMG_0610.JPG)
Ugh, bugs! I hate how some bugs stain! This will be the LAST white jacket I own! >:(
i actually got bug splatter today for the first time in about 5 months
SPRING IS HERE!!! [clap] [beer]
now it's time to wash off the road salt and start collecting bug guts.
no really, i'll wash it off.
ok, so i'll spray it down and knock off the big chunks of road grit and salt that built up
fine...i'll clean off the headlight and tail light and just ride it in the rain then say i washed it.
The bee down the neck of the jacket is always good for a laugh, especially wen you pull over and your buddy offers to pull out the sting, only to succeed in squeezing more venom in cos he grapped the poison sac with his big fat f--ken sausage fingers...ow.
Bugs' nothing compared to riding through a swarm of bumble-bee ... [bang]
I see your bumble bees and raise you locusts. ;)
the once every 17 year secadas were a pain in the chest and then some....wish I had taken pics of the splatters from then....nas-teeeeee!
Quote from: zooom on March 18, 2010, 10:40:39 AM
the once every 17 year secadas were a pain in the chest and then some....wish I had taken pics of the splatters from then....nas-teeeeee!
haha, i thought my visor had broken for sure after that impact.
Quote from: Munch on March 17, 2010, 02:16:24 PM
Even if I wanted to ride helmetless, I wouldn't...
My trip to Steamboat in July...
(http://public.bay.livefilestore.com/y1pZNd46eCiRegPMbc4_UPXzJpbS9tT9YfsAhFPLwSBYoix1vbozw3IX8wIygn3aUy8PxZcE8Tp1nDpOu2IgR4hHw/IMG_0610.JPG)
CRAP!!! [laugh]
Quote from: brimo on March 17, 2010, 08:30:03 PM
The bee down the neck of the jacket is always good for a laugh, especially wen you pull over and your buddy offers to pull out the sting, only to succeed in squeezing more venom in cos he grapped the poison sac with his big fat f--ken sausage fingers...ow.
I chewed a yellow jacket before he could sting me.....that sucked.
Quote from: zooom on March 18, 2010, 10:40:39 AM
the once every 17 year secadas were a pain in the chest and then some....wish I had taken pics of the splatters from then....nas-teeeeee!
got hit in the throat years ago riding a moped... thought i was going to die
Quote from: rgramjet on March 18, 2010, 12:56:00 PM
I chewed a yellow jacket before he could sting me.....that sucked.
I would say it bites. ;D
Quote from: bobspapa on March 17, 2010, 11:18:24 AM
I just had a thought..... maybe the guys who ride around wearing those 1/2 helmets are actually whale like creatures, only instead of eating plankton....they eat bugs.
you get good at keeping your teeth closed just enough to screen out the big crunchy ones, the little sweet ones pass through easily.
Quote from: Monster Dave on March 18, 2010, 12:42:02 PM
CRAP!!! [laugh]
No; flies, mosquitoes and looks like a few black flies.