Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance, abridged 16
The secret is to stop thinking of them as pot holes and to begin thinking of them as unexpected opportunities to maybe catch some air and test out the effectiveness of your road leathers.
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Mmmm…and me without my copy of The Diamond Age. But, let’s see if I can get it from memory:
He reduced his velocity using an ablative technique.
I know that’s not it, but it’s close. Later on, this statement is explained:
She say you have road rash.
Turing (, Alan, who in Cryptonomicon proposed something having to do with penises to Lawrence Waterhouse, who decided that it just wasn’t for him) word: military
I’m sure you have all read the following by Dr. Hunter Thompson. As the owner of a Ducati 900ss-sp, and a previous owner of a Vincent (in the late 60’s) I can vouch for every word:
BINGO!
(pause)INGO!
Mmmm…and me without my copy of The Diamond Age. But, let’s see if I can get it from memory:
I know that’s not it, but it’s close. Later on, this statement is explained:
Turing (, Alan, who in Cryptonomicon proposed something having to do with penises to Lawrence Waterhouse, who decided that it just wasn’t for him) word: military
You’d think road rash would itch, but mostly it just kinda burns.
Turing word idea, as in I wish I had some idea what Slarti is talking about.
No shit, Joe!
Slarti, TAKE YOUR MEDS!
Why spoil a perfectly good psychotic episode with meds?
In my psychotic episode, The Diamond Age and Cryptonomicon are both novels by Neal Stephenson.
Turing word: usually. As in, usually I make some sense.
Slarti:
Listen to me. If you’re posting with words like “ablative,” you need to find your way back to the Betty Ford Center.
Is it scary that I got Slarti’s reference right away?
No … with you, Goldstein, nothing is off the charts.
I’m sure you have all read the following by Dr. Hunter Thompson. As the owner of a Ducati 900ss-sp, and a previous owner of a Vincent (in the late 60’s) I can vouch for every word:
http://www.latexnet.org/~csmith/sausage.html