Scary Teen Drivers

[txtqueen]

I have no problem with biking. I just don't want to.
Plus its downhill to work and uphill to my house.
Trust me i've done this bike before. It's not that fun.

Plus my brother YET AGAIN has taken my seat thing off my bike, the padded cover. I'm sorry but my bike hurts to ride without it.

[NCyank]

It's too hard to go uphill, you have no seat on your bike, it's not fun and you just don't want to. It sure sounds like you have a problem with biking.


Now, let's hear why you don't have a problem with walking but you still won't do it either.

[txtqueen]

Originally Posted by NCyank

It's too hard to go uphill, you have no seat on your bike, it's not fun and you just don't want to. It sure sounds like you have a problem with biking.


Now, let's hear why you don't have a problem with walking but you still won't do it either.

I love to bike.
When I was out with mono, I had to miss my gym class and once I was cleared by my doctor for physical activities then I biked every single day for hours on end to make up the credit. I had hundreds of hours logged.

I do have a problem with biking when it make me physically uncomfortable.
My seat cover being taken off, my bike being a wreck because my damn brother can't keep his hands off my stuff.

He has broken EVERY SINGLE one of my bikes since he could ride one.
This one I told him he is not allowed to touch, his very existence depends on if he touches my bike again.

He has a BMX bike, a NICE one that he can ride.

He and his friends are not allowed to touch my bike or even have thoughts about touching it, that is how serious I am about him not messing with my stuff. He's ridden my current one before, simply because it sits in the garage and I can't bring it up to my room. I yelled at him pretty hardcore for it and now the seat is missing.

I think his xbox should go missing till I get my seat cushion back.

[stanman13]

Originally Posted by txtqueen

I think his xbox should go missing till I get my seat cushion back.

I'd say that was an appropriate response.

If I lived 1/2 mile from work (if only!) I would definitely bike or walk. Seriously, you can walk a mile in twenty minutes or so without breaking a sweat. You could easily bike it in five. If it looks like it might rain, take an umbrella or a raincoat. It ain't that bad.

[txtqueen]

Originally Posted by stanman13

I'd say that was an appropriate response.

If I lived 1/2 mile from work (if only!) I would definitely bike or walk. Seriously, you can walk a mile in twenty minutes or so without breaking a sweat. You could easily bike it in five. If it looks like it might rain, take an umbrella or a raincoat. It ain't that bad.

Ain't that bad.
My location says hell and I mean it.
The saying goes in my state. If you don't like the weather wait 2 hours.
We literally went from work to the gas station, BRIGHT blue skies over us and clouds off in the distance, to down the street 5 minutes and it was 0 visibility DOWNPOURING, 2ft of water in a matter of minutes. The roads were gone.
My friend has a benz, low to the ground, water would have been pouring in the doors had I opened them it was that deep. I am shocked her car didn't die going through the water that deep.
And when it rains here it hails as well. Like 40mph wind and hail the size of quarters.

Or its a sweltering 100 out daily, to the point you feel like you might die.


So yeah walking that distance to work would either have me bruised and wet or sweating like a w***e in church.

[stanman13]

You clearly have access to a computer. Check the weather radar before you leave. You will be able to see storm fronts coming. A little bit of foresight and planning is all it takes. I guarantee those storms were not a surprise. You would have been able to see the cell coming on radar. Changing weather is not a unique situation to your location.