Thread: Broken until 2.0

With the down time coming, I figured I'd break my right wrist to prevent me from wanting to play so much. It sucks though, theres all sorts of pain involved, and it;s a 3 month healing time.

In all seriousness though, f- the 90 yr old geezer that pulled out in front of me on my motorcycle. had it not been ofr my helmet i'd be dead, and if not for my jacket i'd be covered in road rash. Be careful out there.

See you in 2.0

/comfort. That sucks so terribly. What the hell is a 90 year old person doing on the road?

Originally Posted by nasomi

With the down time coming, I figured I'd break my right wrist to prevent me from wanting to play so much. It sucks though, theres all sorts of pain involved, and it;s a 3 month healing time.

In all seriousness though, f- the 90 yr old geezer that pulled out in front of me on my motorcycle. had it not been ofr my helmet i'd be dead, and if not for my jacket i'd be covered in road rash. Be careful out there.

See you in 2.0

It's really refreshing to see that there is a biker out there that values safety gear whle riding. When I moved to the states I was so shocked to see that there are people that ride bikes everywhere, including the highway helmetless, in flip-flops and board shorts.
If they saw what happens to a body when it comes off a bike at 60+ mph without safety gear I think it might change their mind @_@.
Kudos to you dude and I wish you a speedy recovery!

Originally Posted by Nix

It's really refreshing to see that there is a biker out there that values safety gear whle riding. When I moved to the states I was so shocked to see that there are people that ride bikes everywhere, including the highway helmetless, in flip-flops and board shorts.
If they saw what happens to a body when it comes off a bike at 60+ mph without safety gear I think it might change their mind @_@.
Kudos to you dude and I wish you a speedy recovery!

There are some that don't wear the gear but definitely not all. My group almost all wear helmet/jacket, and all wear jeans/boots. Seems that it's mostly sport bike riders you see in shorts/flip flops, or at least more than you see on cruisers/touring bikes.

Thanks, just bummed that I can't handle a controller for so long, no games at all for me.

@ The chaps saying 90 is too old, I do know 1 lady who is 92, a customer at my shop and she's still mentally chipper and able to keep up no problems. She gloats that she can drive her truck better than me! (And she is right... pushbike ftw.)

And yes, not all the elderly drive poorly, but they should defintely start retesting at 70 or so, because a lot simply aren't there anymore, at least enough to drive. If they are ok they have nothing to worrry about. However Iknow elderly that don't care and drive anyway. they just stop renewing their license.

My hand is encased though. No thumb movement as the radius impacted the scaphoid, a floater, and they both cracked. If I move my thumb it may move out of place so they had to immobilize my hand.