Hahaha!

[kenny]

 

[jordyonbass]

Should I embarrassed to mention that this was actually shot near my childhood home?

 

[kenny]

Should I embarrassed to mention that this was actually shot near my childhood home?

No, but you should be embarrassed for forgetting the word, 'be'.

 

[Rockinruby]

Too funny! Thanks for sharing!

 

[jordyonbass]

Should I embarrassed to mention that this was actually shot near my childhood home?

No, but you should be embarrassed for forgetting the word, 'be'.

Oh the joys of auto correct on my phone. Grammar-school me to death now please

 

[Gypsy]

*Facepalm*

 

[kenny]

Should I embarrassed to mention that this was actually shot near my childhood home?

No, but you should be embarrassed for forgetting the word, 'be'.

Oh the joys of auto correct on my phone. Grammar-school me to death now please

Yes, clearly you require some serious discipline.

 

[jordyonbass]

I think I may have walked right into that one, not sure I should have expected anything different

 

[missy]

LOL funny and so true.. Yeah as cyclists we cannot win. We have bicycle lanes in so many areas now but they are often blocked with double parkers, unloading truck deliveries, and cars trying to get ahead. In the words of Rodney Dangerfield we "get no respect".

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/globe-drive/culture/commentary/steer-clear-of-the-bike-lane-its-an-endless-cycle-of-frustration/article18883518/

How to Know if You Belong in the Bike Lane:

1) Look down your arms toward your hands. Are both, or at least one, holding a bicycle handlebar? If so, then you belong in the bike lane.

2) Wind in your hair, but you’re not driving a convertible.

3) A passerby says “nice bike.”

4) An increased heart rate that is not caused by the stress of driving in the city.

5) You are wearing a helmet or refusing to wear a helmet as a statement against car oppression.