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I won't wear shorts or sandals much less ride in them jesus I hope your joking .
I don't think I even have a pair of sandals, maybe some shower shoes from my last deployment? I couldn't ride in shorts either, imagine cleaning the skin off the pipes?
Last edited by Cowpokey; May 12, 2011 at 06:39 PM.
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I don't think I even have a pair of sandals, maybe some shower shoes from my last deployment? I couldn't ride in shorts either, imagine cleaning the skin off the pipes?
Like minds and all that , yup . That roast pork smell put's ya off BBQ for a while I do know that .
I won't wear shorts or sandals much less ride in them jesus I hope your joking .
Ha ha! I was going to say the same thing.
I'd like to think I don't care about what I look like while riding (or otherwise), but I'm not exposing these white hairy legs to anyone outside of the bedroom.
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