Confessional — Proof the Gods Must Like Scooting

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Confessional — Proof the Gods Must Like Scooting

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Most days, I'm pretty sure the gods like scooting because it's good for the earth and good for the soul. :D But as I rode home Wednesday night with one of those pure s**t-eating grins, I knew it must be true.

Wednesday was one of those days that seemed bent on self-sabotage: I left my sunglasses in the bathroom at work after changing out of my long johns, LEFT MY KEYS IN THE IGNITION ALL DAY, was 30 minutes late leaving for a class in which I had to give a presentation, and I burnt my finger on the muffler trying to lock it to a bike rack at school.

Fortunately, someone who hadn't even seen me with them on brought me my sunglasses; the security guards at work seem to love my Buddy, and it was still sitting there when I went frantically to the parking lot sans-keys; a coworker had just told me a new route that turned out to be significantly faster for getting to school; the professor was late and our room had no electricity so it didn't matter that I was still slightly late; the freezing night air alone mollified the burn; and of course, I had a joy-inducing ride home that can only come scooting.

So, blessed are the scooterists, for they shall live happy! :wink:
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Re: Confessional — Proof the Gods Must Like Scooting

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sunshinen wrote:...and I burnt my finger on the muffler trying to lock it to a bike rack...
Aha!

I'm not the only one!

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thanks ECS, now if only someone else would fess up to leaving their keys in the ignition.... :oops:
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sunshinen wrote:thanks ECS, now if only someone else would fess up to leaving their keys in the ignition.... :oops:
...or locking their keys in the topcase :oops:
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sunshinen wrote:thanks ECS, now if only someone else would fess up to leaving their keys in the ignition.... :oops:
Been there, done that....at a 7-11 no less!
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he.. he... it's so nice not to be alone!
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I lost my keys after getting to the test facility....before my test! For the full story viewtopic.php?t=452&highlight=endorsement
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Post by castleton »

Left my keys in the ignition the 2nd ride; at Wal-Mart on a busy day! I was frantic when I realized--no keys! Ran outside--heart started beating again. :oops:
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Post by Bryce-O-Rama »

That's not uncommon to do. When I saw people do that on campus they had locked up their scoots with cable locks (the combination kind). Would have been difficult to make off with one, but not for a serious thief.
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Post by hermitgirl »

I think I've got a thread on here of when I left my keys in the ignition- on campus, when the bike was only two weeks old!

Man alive I was so happy to see it still there after a long day at classes.

So you're not the only one! You'll definitely be hyper-paranoid about it from now on, I know I am!
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