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| | Made my day! Just thought I'd share. Riding into work this morning, heading alongside battersea park, avoiding he speed bumps, when a people carrier passes me, little kid in the back -think a little boy- not more than four or five, gives me a thumbs up and a big grin as they pass, which makes me smile and so I wave back at him. Made my morning it did. That is all... |
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About a week ago i'm in whitechappel, it's raining and theres a kid looking miserable as sin in a traffic jam in the back seat, i pull the biggest fucking grin and give him a wave... he smiles and waves back. Funny thing human nature and how little it takes to change someones day. Bright times | |
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| | nimbhus remember what I was saying about pisstaking, on that track cycling adidas ad thread, your comment adds nothing and sets the tone for all future comments, and in so doing, your restricting what I feel I should post, because of your juvenile response and the reponses it may elicit, and the level of debate, discussion that will now come from you having said that. If you've got nothing better to post up than the forum equivalent of first, then whats the point of posting it in the first place. |
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| | Yeah Nimbhus, you cunt! I HATE riding, running or walking in the rain... I blame The Shangri-Las... Hate rain... Hate it... A kid's smile tho', I love... Edit: The Shangri-Las were of course Walking in the Sand... I shoulda blamed Ann Peebles... I'm blaming the women's beach volleyball for the mis-blaming... |
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| | Corny, ignore the haters. Small things like are what keep us all riding. Kids waving from cars, forlorn and jealous looks from people on buses, peds stopping in zerba crossing to let you go first, buses that straddle both lanes to give you space, tourists pointing and waving from the open top buses. We own the roads of London like no other road users. That's why we ride. |
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| | I had a similar experience riding up Richmond Hill rise. Merc estate with the cutest two girls strapped in at the back of the estate facing me, they wore beaming smiles and were waving at me as I crunched through the gears, naturally I waved back. warms the heart... sadly no such experiences to report in the last 2 years of cycling, although some blazing squad look-a-likes in wandsworth, kindly pointed "bruv you look like Shredder innit" with my helmet and face mask...fair cop... However I have never, ever, ridden over any virgins.... :P |
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| | During one particularly dark time in scotland...i went out on my bike late at night to clear my head...the roads were unlit so just my light lit up the road ahead...my head was spinning with far too many things on my mind....i was heading down a tree lined road with the rain coming down...suddenly out of the woods by the side of the road a deer jumps out right in front of me...scared the life out of me. I slowed down and it stops....turns...and looks straight at me for a few seconds as if he was telling me something. Suddenly my mind cleared and i smiled at the deer...he then leapt over the hedge on the other side of the road and disappeared into the night. I think i probably fed off that moment for a week or so. Chance encounters with animals always seem to have an effect on me. It's the little moments and gestures that make the biggest difference. Nice story Corny. |
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