Discounting all the people who say things about my "bike" and therefore
can't count, the strangest comment I had was in the park, I encountered
a runner coming the other way who was accompanied by two energetic
dogs. As I passed he said "Thanks for not falling off".
What the hell did he mean by that? I thought the idea of riding a
unicycle was -not- to fall off.
brendon557 said:he ran over and pushed me and i jumped up and just slapped him really
hard across the face and he started crying and his frend started lafing
at him. Now usually i wuld never do this kinda thing but ive told him
over 100 times to stop doing it before, but it worked and he hasnt done
it to me since
Once, this unaccompanied kid (about 6 years old I guess) threw a ball at
me for the third time and eventually succeeded in making me crash my
Schlumpf potentially dangerously. He pointed at me and laughed out of
malice pretty deliberately, even when I started approaching him pushing
the uni in front of me.
But he stopped instantly when I smashed his face in with the pinned
pedal.
--
gkmac
"Those who can, do. Those who can't, take the pictures." - tomblackwood
"As it only hurts when you walk, will you be riding everywhere now?" -
mikepenton
"Well, not everything is as practical as making your cranks flip around
I guess." - Brian MacKenzie
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