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I had a couple of hours of free time this morning so I figured what better way to spend the morning than exploring some back roads. I was minding my own business and enjoying the wind in my face when a shadow passes over me.
Next thing I know, a tandom set of divers land on the road about 200 feet ahead of me. I stop and wait for them to get control of the p-shoot thinking to myself, "now this doesn't happen everyday. "
The pair wave me over and ask for a ride back to the airport. I said, "in case you don't know, a motorcycle has only one extra seat and given a choice between you (male instructor) and her (let your mind wander), the only one that's getting on the back of my scoot is her."
We had a short three or four mile ride back to the Perris, CA. airport where I received a huge smile and a kiss on the cheek. I spent the rest of my ride writing **** movies in my mind.
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