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Thursday, September 03, 2020

A minor case of road rash


17 comments:

  1. Oh no, that probably shredded his favorite t-shirt.

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  2. Well, I just got a terminal case of the creeps....ouch!....

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  3. looks like he at least wore a helmut. I'd ask to be put in a coma for a few weeks to avoid the agony.

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  4. Looks like he met the asphalt without his cow-skin shield.

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  5. I rode for thirty years before my arthritis got too bad to sling a leg over Seamus (Seamus Michael Finn, a VTX 1800C) and only kissed the Asphalt Goddess one time. Blizzard of '93...slid for about sixty feet because I wanted to find out what it was like to ride in a blizzard.

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  6. I have a pic of a friend that's about 1/4 as bad. Not as much skin damage but a lot of deep bruising, but surprisingly no broken ribs. Dumbass lost it going too fast on an ATV and sideswiped a tree.

    That's officially on the list of 'Stories we don't tell around the womenfolk'. Right after the story with the bear.

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  7. Little rubbing alcohol needed to clean that out.
    Don't want an infection.
    :)
    -Just A Chemist

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    1. Great idea. I was thinking a lil turpentine mixed with pine pitch oughta work good too.

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  8. [Looks at the tube of neosporin...shakes head]
    [Looks at the Bactine...shakes head]
    [reaches for propane torch and a bottle of whisky] Good to go!

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  9. Old fashioned methiolate would be best. Never had a scar after being soaked with that EVIL concoction.
    Burned like hell but healed perfectly and my family ENJOYED watching the "cure".

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  10. This needs generous applications of betadine.

    -arc

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  11. I don't ride a motorcycle. I owned one, for about 6 months, during the winter time, and then traded it to my brother for a rifle.
    Everyone that I know who rides, can always tell a story about the time that they had to lay it down. Most of them came out just fine, but a friend one year younger than me, in highschool hit a deer, and lost one leg, while riding just at dusk, in the spring.
    The older I get, the slower I heal. And the less excited I get about being hurt. The road rash that guy has must be the worst case that I have seen.

    pigpen51

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  12. That why I always shiver when I see some young girl riding without leathers. Yes, it looks really cool and is the symbol of summer - but.....
    (Males, not so much)
    These pictures should compulsory viewing.

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  13. Dude, you need a "Whatadumbass" reaction button.

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  14. ATGATT. You don't dress for the ride, you dress for the crash. Only reason I'm still here, & it was still a near-run thing.
    --Tennessee Budd

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