Perils of Dusk
So it seems that the biggest problem with riding through the country at dusk is that by the time you get home, your helmet looks like a frog threw up on it:
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posted by Amanda @ 7:40 PM
Sunday, October 12, 2008
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4 Antiphon:
I hereby vow to never again make fun of the full-face helmets. OMG.
That made me guffaw...loudly.
I laughed so loud at this, and Matthew wanted to know what was so funny, he didnt find it as funny as I did.
Hee, gross. Thank goodness you didn't go "open-top".
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