Trikki Beltran's bad concussion and his helmet

Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

"gwhite" wrote in message
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Good thing he was wearing a helmet.


Now you've done it. You better get yours on and strap it on tight!
--
Bob C.

"Of course it hurts. The trick is not minding that it hurts."
T. E. Lawrence (of Arabia)

gwhite wrote:
Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

**** off!

"gym.gravity" wrote in message
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gwhite wrote:
Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

**** off!


I'll bet you **** with a helmet and heart rate monitor. Probably a good
thing, too.

B. Lafferty wrote:
"gym.gravity" wrote in message
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gwhite wrote:

Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

**** off!



I'll bet you **** with a helmet and heart rate monitor. Probably a good
thing, too.



Take it to alt.kink.bicycles

B. Lafferty wrote:
I'll bet you **** with a helmet and heart rate monitor. Probably a good
thing, too.

You need a helmet if you're going to **** with your head in the sand.

Donald Munro wrote:
B. Lafferty wrote:
I'll bet you **** with a helmet and heart rate monitor. Probably a
good thing, too.

You need a helmet if you're going to **** with your head in the sand.

Well, a /snorkle/, anyway!

:-D

gym.gravity wrote:
gwhite wrote:
Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

**** off!

Given the gentle response above, one might assume that it is too late
for you to get much benefit from a helmet g.

Will wrote:
gym.gravity wrote:
gwhite wrote:
Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

**** off!

Given the gentle response above, one might assume that it is too late
for you to get much benefit from a helmet g.

I was just trying to fast forward the thread to it's inevitable
conclusion.

gym.gravity wrote:
Will wrote:
gym.gravity wrote:
gwhite wrote:
Good thing he was wearing a helmet.

**** off!

Given the gentle response above, one might assume that it is too late
for you to get much benefit from a helmet g.

I was just trying to fast forward the thread to it's inevitable
conclusion.

I just read an article about a graduate student at MIT that proposed an
"experiment" to explore the possibility of time travel. He sent out
invitations for a "time travel convention" at 10pm on a particular
night, built a platform, rigged up some lights, hired a DJ and had a
party on the campus quad. At 10pm they hoped something would happen:

http://web.mit.edu/adorai/timetraveler/