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That sounds like a conundrum...
maybe since it wasn't actually
your bell, the protective aura of the $6 spirits weren't able to protect you from harm..
Maybe the evil forces in the eighteen wheeler were stronger than the bell could fight off, maybe you got bad mojo, maybe you should put it in your pocket so the invisible bubble of protection can surround you.
Maybe, just maybe, **** happens...
I'm with you you. I'm thinking **** happens no bell or with bell, but with me the bell didn't work!
What if nobody loves you? Can you buy it for yourself and it still works?
I'm with you you. I'm thinking **** happens no bell or with bell, but with me the bell didn't work!
What if nobody loves you? Can you buy it for yourself and it still works?
Absolutely-- it's in the fine print at the bottom of the "Official Origin of the tradition, End User License Agreement, and nontransferable Mojo contract" thats in every one of the little baggies they give you when you buy the bell...
At least it was when I bought mine for myself.
No way ..... had bikes since I was 16... Never had a bell.... dont want a bell, would never
put on a bike. Had a friend ask me if I wanted a bell. I thanked him kindly, but NO thank
you. I've broken mirrors, walked under ladders, opened umbrellas in the house,gone out doors that I did not come in thru, etc etc.... :Yeah, I come from a long
line of people who ARE..... I'm just not one........... my .02...... hdman
Gremlin bells are just neat. My wife (who does not ride - solo or with me) gave me a Vietnam Veterans bell. It is on my scooter and I will keep it should I ever trade or sell.
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