Am I?Originally Posted by jmervyn
I could tell you ... but then I'd have to wear you
I don't wear well.Am I?
I could tell you ... but then I'd have to wear you
Suit today, for retirement ceremony (others), and it's been 15 years since I regularly wore them. It's times like this you realize that your wardrobe is not only outdated, but that all the pants feel too tight.
I still have a suit I bought fifteen years ago. I must have bought it for the younger brother that I don't have, though, it certainly doesn't fit me
Thankfully my biking suit still fits me, those suckers are expensive.
Hmm...Thankfully my biking suit still fits me, those suckers are expensive.
Well, my suit is Italian but cut in a somewhat different style.
Interesting where your guess took you though, Merv
Well, it was either that, a Lance Armstrong crack that I didn't feel like composing, or this dweeb:Interesting where your guess took you though, Merv
I mean, women-style shoulder pads? REALLY? Boy has issues.
Nice power ranger suit! :barf:
There's no "i" in Berk, I should add ...
I got a Hugo Boss Sports Jacket I wear.
Imagine how awkward it would be if you didn't have a Hugo Boss Sports Jacket that you wear
Are the knee pads necessary? When i used to bike a lot, i usually fell on my shoulders/wrists when I took the terrain wrong. I'd put the most padding below the shoulder joint down to your elbows, and then wrap your wrists. Not that we ever really wore pads biking. Half the time we didn't even wear a shirt. obviously, this was a while ago when i was still secksy.
actually... :(
Where I grew up there was no cool mountain biking areas unless you went near a river. the whole damn state is flat otherwise. I guess, you might need leg protection if you were a road biker and had a bad habit of taking turns too tight or something. Anyway, I'm betting Loz meant he wrapped himself in spandex like he was leftovers--i will not be linking a pic.
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