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I feel sorta guilty

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  1. Hello fellow bikers,

    After rerading the helmet thread, I feel sorta guilty for stating something
    that, obviously, has been repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated
    and repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated and
    REPEATED!

    So sorry...
    Cully_J

    P.S. ...Well, not really

  2. Cully_J said:

    Hello fellow bikers,

    After rerading the helmet thread, I feel sorta guilty for stating something
    that, obviously, has been repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated
    and repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated and
    REPEATED!

    So sorry...
    Cully_J

    P.S. ...Well, not really

    Why you miserable ... 🙂

    Don't be sorry but if you're interested in the topic read some of the
    papers that are cited and have a look at BHSI and Cyclehelmets.org to
    get started. BTW to read the papers you probably will need access to a
    good university library and some basic statistical knowledge.

    The helmet issue and Mandatory helmet laws are much more complicated
    issues than they first appear to be.

    John Kane

  3. Don't feel guilty. I'll back you up.

    Helmet laws should not have to be mandatory. People should just
    have enough common sense to wear one. At least in traffic or a
    tough trail, not necessarily on a smooth bike path. At first, I
    thought helmets were for dorks, but I got one so as not to be
    frowned upon by the local cycling community. BUT ya know what?
    After a ride with a helmet in traffic, I would now feel really
    vulnerable riding without one.

    When they made seat belt laws, I buckled up. And now if I start
    driving without a seat belt, I FEEL like I'm going to fall out
    the window! You get used to these things very quickly, and they
    really are smart.

    Final thought: There are worse things than being dead. You could
    hemmorage your brain and wind up living a long life with serious
    neuroligical deficits, like not being able to ride, walk, or wipe
    your own ass. just wear the damn helmet for Christ-sake. ....Or
    not. If you're too cool to control your own bathroom related
    bodily functions after a jerk in a Geo Metro blows a stop sign.

    ~Mo Fo

    "John_Kane" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...
    :
    : Cully_J wrote:
    : > Hello fellow bikers,
    : >
    : > After rerading the helmet thread, I feel sorta guilty for
    stating something
    : > that, obviously, has been repeated and repeated and repeated
    and repeated
    : > and repeated and repeated and repeated and repeated and
    repeated and
    : > REPEATED!
    : >
    : > So sorry...
    : > Cully_J
    : >
    : > P.S. ...Well, not really
    :
    : Why you miserable ... 🙂
    :
    : Don't be sorry but if you're interested in the topic read some
    of the
    : papers that are cited and have a look at BHSI and
    Cyclehelmets.org to
    : get started. BTW to read the papers you probably will need
    access to a
    : good university library and some basic statistical knowledge.
    :
    : The helmet issue and Mandatory helmet laws are much more
    complicated
    : issues than they first appear to be.
    :
    : John Kane
    :

  4. "mo fo" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Don't feel guilty. I'll back you up.

    Quoted message said:

    just wear the damn helmet for Christ-sake.

    Well, good. Now you've [censored] both the "magic foam hat" crowd AND the
    secularists, all at one swell foop.

    Way to go.

    (There is no historical or photographic evidence of Christ having worn a
    helmet, either).

  5. : Well, good. Now you've [censored] both the "magic foam hat"
    crowd AND the
    : secularists, all at one swell foop.
    :
    : Way to go.
    :
    : (There is no historical or photographic evidence of Christ
    having worn a
    : helmet, either).
    :
    :

    Sweeet! who's next?

    ~Mo Fo

    PS: Now, had HE been wearing a helmet.....

  6. Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    just wear the damn helmet for Christ-sake.

    Well, good. Now you've [censored] both the "magic foam hat" crowd AND the
    secularists, all at one swell foop.

    Way to go.

    (There is no historical or photographic evidence of Christ having worn a
    helmet, either).

    I'm pretty thick-skinned and generally not too offended by such remarks
    (even on Sundays when I don't skip Church for a bike ride), but feel the
    need to correct something here. If we consider the old leather hairnets to
    qualify as a helmet, then perhaps Christ's crown of thorns...

    --Mike-- Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReactionBicycles.com

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