mojo question

[gabrielle]

Is mojo transferable to a new bike, or does it stay with the bike?

Also, do bikes follow the same rules as cars, e.g. "never say that you
even looked at another one, much less test drove it, while you are driving
the current one"?

gabrielle

 

[Ride-A-Lot]

gabrielle wrote:
> Is mojo transferable to a new bike, or does it stay with the bike?
>
> Also, do bikes follow the same rules as cars, e.g. "never say that you
> even looked at another one, much less test drove it, while you are driving
> the current one"?
>
> gabrielle

Mojo is in your soul, not the bike. It stays with you.

--
o-o-o-o Ride-A-Lot o-o-o-o
www.schnauzers.ws

 

[Bill Sornson]

gabrielle wrote:

> Is mojo transferable to a new bike, or does it stay with the bike?

/A/ mojo or mojo? Object is transferable; spirit remains constant, within.

> Also, do bikes follow the same rules as cars, e.g. "never say that you
> even looked at another one, much less test drove it, while you are
> driving the current one"?

If it doesn't ask, you don't tell. (Tape over the head badge, if
necessary.)

HTH, BS

 

[Paladin]

gabrielle wrote:
> Is mojo transferable to a new bike, or does it stay with the bike?
>
> Also, do bikes follow the same rules as cars, e.g. "never say that you
> even looked at another one, much less test drove it, while you are driving
> the current one"?
>
> gabrielle

I think of mojo as more an extension or reflection of your own soul,
and naturally travels with you--not the bike.

btw, THANK YOU for the trail book. (Sun Mountain Lodge??) Let's take
a close look at NC WA for next year's get-together.

CDB

 

[gabrielle]

On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 21:12:25 -0700, Paladin wrote:

> I think of mojo as more an extension or reflection of your own soul,
> and naturally travels with you--not the bike.

I wonder what Mr PotatoHead has to say about that.

> btw, THANK YOU for the trail book. (Sun Mountain Lodge??) Let's take
> a close look at NC WA for next year's get-together.
You're welcome. It seems from the descriptions that many of the trails
are "challenging". I think a recon mission is in order.

gabrielle

 

[gabrielle]

On Sun, 16 Oct 2005 01:10:19 +0000, Bill Sornson wrote:

>> Also, do bikes follow the same rules as cars, e.g. "never say that you
>> even looked at another one, much less test drove it, while you are
>> driving the current one"?
>
> If it doesn't ask, you don't tell. (Tape over the head badge, if
> necessary.)

"Tape over the head badge"? Kink-aaaay.

gabrielle

 

[Paladin]

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Date: Sun, 16 Oct 2005 08:50:41 -0700
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On Sat, 15 Oct 2005 21:12:25 -0700, Paladin wrote:
> I think of mojo as more an extension or reflection of your own soul,
> and naturally travels with you--not the bike.

Gab said:
<I wonder what Mr PotatoHead has to say about that.

I said:
"My thoughts exactly ;~)"

CDB