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Good Sunday Morning

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Post by Charles »

Mornin' Folks. :smt006

A post from yesterday over on http://www.bikeforums.net/index.php

Why people over 40 don't need to ride
I now firmly believe that people over 40 that require reading glasses need to sell their bikes and get Recumbants. I would have argued against that point adematley until about 10 minutes ago when I had one of the worst accidents ever while preparing for my morning ride.

I'm 48 years old and as many of you do, I have the associated aches and pains that go with exercizing at a very high level. That requires chemicals such as Advil before a ride and a new chemical just added to my arsenal that shall remain nameless for now.

So this morning, I get up and wanting to be considerate, I started getting dressed in the semi dark to avoid waking my wife. I was planning on doing a 60 mile ride so I reached in my "bike bag" for the Chamois Butter. Little did I know that this incident would turn out so badly.

You see, my loving and considerate wife of nearly 25 years had thought it a nice gesture to include a tube of "ICY HOT" in my cycling bag in order to help get these old muscles loosened up and ready for the ride. With my reading glasses on the nightstand I never saw it coming. :o

Well, I guess you know the rest of the story. DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT carry Icy Hot in your cycling supplies. Place it in a seperate area and you will know what you're using. This might be funny in six months but for now I can tell you that Icy Hot is not intended for the male genetalia! :oops:
:o :smt005
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Oops, double post. :oops:
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Good morning :smt006
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Mornin, folks. Headed home today.
What was I supposed to do today?
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morning, folks. travel safe, TC.
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morning...from....nah, ain't gonna upset inknownuthin again :smt006
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Morning, man the weather feels good this morning in N.GA. 8)
Sea Ya !
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MD, I'm over 40 and I still remember where you are - pig!
good morning anyway.
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Morning folks!! :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Post by GIT-R-WET »

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Mornin folks :smt006 got 9 Reds before 7:30 this morning :-D lost my favorite Top Dog to a HUGE Red :smt010 and got an 18" Trout :thumbup: I may put my knitting needle back up for now :lol: :smt004 :beer:
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wevans wrote:Mornin folks :smt006 got 9 Reds before 7:30 this morning :-D lost my favorite Top Dog to a HUGE Red :smt010 and got an 18" Trout :thumbup: I may put my knitting needle back up for now :lol: :smt004 :beer:
Nice wevans :thumbup: :thumbup:

8) :thumbup:
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Wevans,
I thought you said the fish weren't bitin' :-D :thumbup:
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Them Reds can't stand a Top Dog workin over an Oyster bar on high tide :-D them Trout on the other hand :smt013
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