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He is smiling because the guy in the out of view pickup had a gas can and the pickup driver volunteered to watch his bike while he goes to get some gas.
If he was walking toward the bike I could understand the smile. I ran out of a gas on a 2 lane in Wisconsin. A farmerss wife gave me a gallon gas can and refused payment.
And you could easily need a hoodie in Wisconsin in the summer. Its 62 right now.
Damn!.... It`s usually still in the low 90s here at that time of evening!
I was running home on fumes and I knew it. The low fuel light had been on for a long time. When the engine finally died, I stopped and leaned way over towards the fuel pump. Got it going just long enough to make it to a gas station.
And by the way, 4 pages of stupid comments and only ONE comment about the Swedish volleyball team? This bunch is slipping.
carl
He's smiling because his bike just broke down for the last time.🙁
A second later a big motorcycle fireball explosion. 😵
Don't beat me up too bad. Haven't we all had that thought about a broke down bike?
Last edited by s-glide76; Aug 27, 2022 at 09:14 PM.
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