Binning on New Years Day

OK Mr Pedantic - why do you suppose she asked if you wanted an ambulance
then?

No it isn't. BTDT ended up in hospital the first time and then did it
once on the Kwak. It isn't fun - it's a bloody pain. And the other thing
is that you keep doing this off the back of trying to prove something to
yourself (or others) about your riding ability.

From my reading between the lines - and probably getting it wrong - I
don't like the look of the trend that is emerging. You've said more than
enough times that 2005 was a shit year, that you feel the need for a
great big cry and I think the tension is simply trying to escape via one
route or another. I don't think throwing yourself off your bike at
frequent intervals is the right answer to you how you feel inside. I'm
sure you'll disagree with my analysis but hey so what.

Stop smoking - the money will soon mount up.

 

Duty bound to do it as I might have sued her if I was really unwell?

I think you should look up the psychological term "Transference." I
have no need to prove anything.

When you're feeling shit have you ever gone out for a thrash on your
bike? I don't think I'm the only person who is guilty of this.

That's because you're wrong, but don't worry about it. I don't
frequently throw myself off my bike. I did it once in April (100% my
fault, I only had my licence for a month), got knocked off of it by a
Psycho Civic driver a couple of months back and hit a big fuckoff
metal pole that was hidden around an exit bend on a roundabout last
week.

One massive bin and a no-fault knock-off doesn't sound too bad for a
first year licencee when they've done my kind of mileage. Even if I
do say so myself, and I'm not riding God.

I smoke cheapies from Belgium so the cost isn't that great.

 

We always argue and never have sex. Sounds like marriage to me.

 

*Snort*