One thing you realize is that commuting isn't very complacent in the snow. Before I start with my story I'll release a little agression on your ass. MOTHERFUCKER! Keep your vehicle on your side of the road, at a slow speed and give me the motherfucking courtesy for being a motherfucking person living along side your stupid motherfucking dumb ass. If you want to kill me then let's get it on. Eye to eye.
So there was a few cars that got near my detonate button yesterday and this morning. Oh yeah, fuck the city bus driver who drives down Y street. I'm thinking of stopping his ass on Monday morning and getting in his face. (Shit! Better put a warning in here.) I'm not a complacent MOTHERFUCKER. Get your fucking ass out and realize that life ain't complacent outside your fucking enclosures ( house, car).
On the lighter side of life, fucking riding a bike in the snow is fun. A challenge. Ice, snow, ruts, "whats under that snow that could grab my tire". Makes you think but not to much. That's me. Up for a good challenge. Always been that way. Buddies called me motherfucking goofy. Nope. Totally in control. Never took up a challenge that I felt was beyond my realm. Mostly took up my own dares and would invite others but no pressure. Here's an example: Drunk party at buddies brothers party in Lincorn. Wake up. Hungry. Hungover. Everyone sitting around groggy. Me, I want some food. Decide to run downtown cause nobody could move to give me a ride to breakfast. Throw on the jean jacket in a November rain and just start running to find some cash and breakfast. Didn't care. It was definitely going to be a challenge.
In the end, this blog isn't for pussies. So I'll end my sappy ass story here. Take life. Stick your teeth into the wind and grin. No whining about the cold. The snow. Nothing.
MOTHER.
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