
If I sat on a motorcycle like this I would topple over and end up with the bike on top of me. Photo taken in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.
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TB Markinson is an American who's recently returned to the US after a seven-year stint in the UK and Ireland. When she isn't writing, she's traveling the world, watching sports on the telly, visiting pubs in New England, or reading. Not necessarily in that order.
Her novels have hit Amazon bestseller lists for lesbian fiction and lesbian romance.
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Yup, me too :$.
Maybe we should have a competition. See who falls off first.
Before or after drinking beer?? 🙂
I would need some liquid courage.
Ok, pub first and then motorcycle balancing – sounds like fun :). And if you fall off, I promise not to laugh as long as you do the same for me. Well, maybe we can laugh a little bit LOL!
Not sure I can make that promise. Once I get the giggles I can’t stop.
Me too 🙂
So even though you promised, you knew you wouldn’t be able to keep your word.
Maybe LOL!!
I’ll remember that
🙂
Wow – now that’s coordination!
Even on my best day, I couldn’t manage this.
I love the holes in his socks – has he got a Jack Russell Terrier that pulls his socks off when he gets home I wonder…! That is some serious balancing act though.
Love the Jack Russell theory. I can totally picture that!
I would join you down under!
Bring some chocolate. It helps bruises I believe.
It helps everything so it should help the bruises!
I’ll bring the beer. That will numb the pain.
I am there, but let’s forget the motorcycle
What motorcycle?
oh I see you have forgotten it already with our talk of more lovely things like chocolate and beer
I like to focus on the important matters.
I like that about you………….
Thanks! I like that you can make the perfect banana split sundae. Now that’s a real skill and much sought after.
thank goodness I have at least one skill!
As far as I’m concerned, you don’t need any others. You must be a millionaire by now.
oh if that were true–but I have my lottery ticket!
I have a good feeling about it. Don’t forget us when your filthy rich!
never–I will be flying over to see you and we will go ‘a pubbing’
sounds like a plan!
What’s this? The Hell’s Angels Position…?
If you can’t do this, you can’t ride in their gang.
one year i wanted to go to Rolling Thunder in DC on Memorial Day. My brother in law has a motorcycle and while I’m not a big fan of them, the ride downtown through Rock Creek Park was nice. There were over 250,000 vets on motorcycles in the parade that day. It is a tremendously moving experience. It is a parade they throw for themselves started by the veterans of the Vietnam war. Not many spectators line the route. I am a hate the war but take care of the warriors kind of person so i wanted to go to pay my respects since we don’t seem to care for them very well. I spent a lot of time weeping and a lot of time cheering. it is one of those things i think everyone should see once. but back to the motorcycle. something happened to my brother in law watching all those motorcycles. the normally mild mannered man, became a lunatic and the ride back to my sisters house was the most terrifying 20 minutes of my life. i didn’t say anything but whenever i go up to visit and he looks like he’s about to ask me if i’d like to go for a ride, i go clean something.
I’m not a fan of war either, but I’m with you, we need to support our soldiers and veterans. The state of healthcare for vets is atrocious. I would love to see this parade and I would be clapping my hands like crazy, cheering them on.
As for the motorbike, that sounds terrifying. A friend of mine has one and I went for a ride. The first time it was fun. The second time she realized I was scared so she tried to frighten me even more. It worked. I will never ride one again. Gives me chills to think about it. I’m with you, I’d rather clean than go. And I hate cleaning.
Interesting motorbike 🙂 Nice picture!
Thanks, Vishy.
He is certainly agile and well-balanced!
Much more than me.
That looks quite awkward. I would lose my balance on the bike too!
And he’s moving around on it like it’s no big deal.
Wow. Wonder how he is keeping balance?
Jedi powers?
he looks so comfortable!
I know. I would be terrified.
and i would have fallen off for sure!
If that was me, the photo would be of me under the motor bike!
That’s where you would find me.
Goodness me! I’d never get myself untangled again. 🙂
I fear I would end up in the hospital.
If I sat on a bike like that I would not be able to straighten my legs out and walk!
That would be an issue for me.
That fellow seems to have had lots of yoga practice!