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To: Balding_Eagle
Those who wear helmets...............quadriplegics.

I understand that every day in this country legions of psychiatrists and clinical psychologists visit hospital wards in which there are many, many young men (it's almost invariably young men, young women seem to have better sense) who have had motorcycle accidents and are lying in hospital beds and will never walk again. Some have lost the use of their hands and arms, too.

They are there to counsel these men on how to adapt to never walking or in some instances, never being able to do much of anything ever again.

Yep, motorcycling is a great sport.

37 posted on 06/02/2014 4:49:43 AM PDT by OldPossum ("It's" is the contraction of "it" and "is"; think about ITS implications.)
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To: OldPossum

Legions, huh? Actually there are multitudes more young people who are paraplegics from auto accidents. Much less football, soccer, bicycling, swimming pools.

Best to hide in a closet.


38 posted on 06/02/2014 6:50:12 AM PDT by Seruzawa (Gully Foyle is my name, and Terra is my nation)
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To: OldPossum

Motorcycling is a great sport, The Obama Economy forced me to sell my latest one, after more than 30 years of owning a cycle.

I miss it every day.


46 posted on 06/02/2014 10:30:31 AM PDT by Balding_Eagle (Want to keep your doctor? Remove your Democrat Senator.)
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To: OldPossum

Forgot to add, seldom rode with a helmet. It interferes with the enjoyment of the countryside and exposes me to becoming a quadriplegic.


47 posted on 06/02/2014 10:32:04 AM PDT by Balding_Eagle (Want to keep your doctor? Remove your Democrat Senator.)
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