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I think anyone wearing chaps in Queensland deserves whatever abuse they encounter. It was definitely warm and muggy the entire 2 1/2 weeks I was there!
Frenchman ouch! I know I deserved that. I should never have attacked the French without provocation. Makes me look Hitleresque. Especially after all the French have done for us. I haven't been there for a while but apparently you've introduced the manbag to Brisbane recently. No wonder the entire state of Queensland got flooded last month. The floods were almost twice the entire size of Texas, a disaster of biblical proportions they reckon. More likely some sort of biblical retribution for carrying manbags is my tip. Keep your chin up Frenchie. Your day is bound to improve once those chaps start rolling in through the mail.
All chain-yanking aside, I sincerely hope the people in the flooded regions will recover from that catastrophy. It's always a tragedy when good people lose whatever they have.
Now, back to topic. I've never owned chaps, and I'll rather take the cold or the moist then to ride around like Rooster Cockburn on Mescaline, but I'm going with the "live and let live" thing, so chaps for everybody who likes them. Under one condition: wear pants underneath, unless you're a 25 year old blonde stripper on a bike week vacation.
Last edited by frenchman; Feb 27, 2011 at 02:43 AM.
This spring I would like to start riding sooner when its still a little cold..I want to ask you guys if I try some assless chaps will thay keep me warmer and will I have a long line of queers following me like the macys thanksgiving day parade...
This spring I would like to start riding sooner when its still a little cold..I want to ask you guys if I try some assless chaps will thay keep me warmer and will I have a long line of queers following me like the macys thanksgiving day parade...
No, but watch out if you put on a pair of leather pants. That looks really gay.
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