Seeking Thrills and Taking Risks

[90%angel]

Sounds like the event was a success.

 

LOL, but actually, yes it was! The race was all in good fun, so my anger was temporary (but yes, I did pound the steering wheel dramatically for the crowd to see! though it wasn't quite the dramatic display that Nicky Hayden did in Estoril in 06! ), and it did give us an occasion to have words, when we normally don't chat much!

[russell_bynum]

and it did give us an occasion to have words, when we normally don't chat much!

 

Yah, but I don't think that "YOU STUPID, NO GOOD, WORTHLESS PILE OF !#)%(@!! IF YOU EVER GET IN MY WAY AGAIN, I'LL RIP YOUR ARMS OFF AND BEAT YOU WITH THEM!!!!" was quite what management had in mind.

 

 

[Twisties]

and it did give us an occasion to have words, when we normally don't chat much!

 

Yah, but I don't think that "YOU STUPID, NO GOOD, WORTHLESS PILE OF !#)%(@!! IF YOU EVER GET IN MY WAY AGAIN, I'LL RIP YOUR ARMS OFF AND BEAT YOU WITH THEM!!!!" was quite what management had in mind.

 

 

 

Me thinks that perhaps we have just seen how Russell takes non-motorcycle risks.....

[AdventurePoser]

Every day out in nature is a good day. I think the paraglider and the Philadelphia inner-school teacher are up towards the top. That takes a lot of gumption? Is that a dang word?

 

Hi,

 

I don't know what your overall condition is, but if you can ride a motorcycle you could go paragliding. In fact, I would suggest a tandem flight with an instructor as the way to go.

 

Highly recommended as a fun and reasonably safe activity if approached properly...

 

Here is The Lovely Flame:

 

Me, on my take off run:

 

Give it a try!

 

Steve in So Cal

[philbytx]

Arguing with my wife

[philbytx]

Small bidness risk? Nawwwww!

 

THAT is simply sado-masochism