Being (like) Penny

It does NOT have cloth to cloth.

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- Zilla
Cary, NC
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"Penny S." wrote in message
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Zilla thoughtfully penned:
Yesterday I rode looking at the trees, and not the trail.
Bonk! At least twice. sigh

Now if I can be like Penny and know what clothing glue
to use for some helmet paddings that are falling apart.

Penny?

you handy types will love this site:

www.thistothat.com

( what kind of glue to use for every conceivable gluing situation)

penny

"Zilla" wrote in message
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Yesterday I rode looking at the trees, and not the trail.
Bonk! At least twice. sigh

Now if I can be like Penny and know what clothing glue
to use for some helmet paddings that are falling apart.

Penny?

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Cary, NC
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Next time, try looking at the flowers. Much safer that way and you'll come
back with some nice photos too.
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Westie

Would the 'Fabric to Fabric' option help?

"Zilla" wrote in message
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It does NOT have cloth to cloth.

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Cary, NC
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"Penny S." wrote in message
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Zilla thoughtfully penned:
Yesterday I rode looking at the trees, and not the trail.
Bonk! At least twice. sigh

Now if I can be like Penny and know what clothing glue
to use for some helmet paddings that are falling apart.

Penny?

you handy types will love this site:

www.thistothat.com

( what kind of glue to use for every conceivable gluing situation)

penny

James Messick thoughtfully penned:
Would the 'Fabric to Fabric' option help?

Probably styrofoam to fabric. Some glues will melt styrofoam. Or Styrofoam
to plastic, not sure what those Velcro jobbies are made of.





"Zilla" wrote in message
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It does NOT have cloth to cloth.

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Cary, NC
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"Penny S." wrote in message
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Zilla thoughtfully penned:
Yesterday I rode looking at the trees, and not the trail.
Bonk! At least twice. sigh

Now if I can be like Penny and know what clothing glue
to use for some helmet paddings that are falling apart.

Penny?

you handy types will love this site:

www.thistothat.com

( what kind of glue to use for every conceivable gluing situation)

penny

notaknob wrote:
In article ,
says...

Yesterday I rode looking at the trees, and not the trail.
Bonk! At least twice. sigh


This also happened to me on Saturday. I now need to get "another" new
helmet. Falling at 20kmph hurts.

nk

How did you avoid being incinerated by atmospheric friction?

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Lynn Wallace http://www.xmission.com/~lawall
"I'm not proud. We really haven't done everything we could to protect
our customers. Our products just aren't engineered for security."
--Microsoft VP in charge of Windows OS Development, Brian Valentine.

"Raptor" wrote in message ...
notaknob wrote:
In article ,
says...

Yesterday I rode looking at the trees, and not the trail.
Bonk! At least twice. sigh


This also happened to me on Saturday. I now need to get "another" new
helmet. Falling at 20kmph hurts.

nk

How did you avoid being incinerated by atmospheric friction?

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Lynn Wallace http://www.xmission.com/~lawall
"I'm not proud. We really haven't done everything we could to protect
our customers. Our products just aren't engineered for security."
--Microsoft VP in charge of Windows OS Development, Brian Valentine.


That had me scratching my head for a few moments to figure out. LOL!
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Westie

Raptor said...


How did you avoid being incinerated by atmospheric friction?

LOL

In article , says...
How did you avoid being incinerated by atmospheric friction?


The bees buzzing the lavendar fields swooped in and slowed down my fall.
They're pretty ignorant about physics/engineering.

As I was laying on the ground trying to determine if the crunch I heard
was bone or something else, the buzzing in my ears didn't stop. I had
landed about 1 foot away from a the field that had distracted my
attention.

nk