Hey, Bro, no big deal. :doorag:
I haven't been on here in a while, so you might not remember that I don't post anything serious. Ever. :joke:
Also, anybody who has ridden with me knows I seem to not be able to ride the Spyder unless its a torrential downpour, or 20 degrees outside, or a 40mph crosswind, or snowing. Or that one time I picked up a pizza to go when it was minus 25 and I put the box in the front trunk vertically and drove it home.
I guess I just don't measure my fun (well, yeah--and pain) on it in terms of miles on the odometer.
If I had to, I suppose I might ask myself how many great places I've been on it, or how many awesome people have I met while riding it or because I own one. Or how many people have invited me into their homes (or I have had in my home) and workplaces because of it. Or how many #$^%&-ing banners (and Sharpies) I drove between two countries and signed.
Not to mention how many hours entertainment I have gotten reading posts here since August of 2007.
Well, there's a nice storm churning outside now. The 22 inches that fell last week has sintered a bit, but now we're getting some nice cosmetic snow:
...so I have to sign off, warm up the Spyder and take a ride tonight.
Yeah. I live in the purple area:roflblack:
Advice from an old man: Enjoy your ride. Don't count the miles.
