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REDR6
11-03-2007, 06:43 PM
So I know that you are supposed to do this anyway, but I now have another really good reason why this is a good idea.

So I was riding down south on base. Towards the end of my ride, I was getting lazy and my knees came out a bit. Well here is wherein the problem lies. Apparently, I picked up a bee along the way. This little guy got stuck between the tank, my crotch, and my upper leg. Apparently that little bastid was anrgy about this. He decided to sting me.

So in his attempt to ensure that I am never able to contaminate the gene pool, he stung my very upper leg. This was all very shocking to me at the time, due to the fact that this has never happened to me before. I about jumped clear off of my bike while doing 60+. I ended up in the in the dirt on the side of the road.

So there I am, bike parked on the side of the road, my pants around my ankles, bent over examining my crotch trying to make sure that I got the stinger out, when all of a sudden an SUV pulls over to make sure everything is ok. In this SUV are three of the wives of some of the guys in my unit. There are also four of their single friends in the truck. Apparently it was girls day out.

SO, now I am standing on the side of the road, pants around my ankles, bent over, examining my crotch, surrounded by three of my buddies wives and four of their friends, when an MP pulls over and asks what's going on.

Finally, I decide to check this out later, pull my pants up, and quit before I get even more behind than I already am...:lol:

So, long story a little less long, keep your knees tucked in while you ride.

P.S. I can't wait to hear what the guys on the Range have to say about this on Monday morning...

Lost
11-03-2007, 09:01 PM
Oh man....

I feel for ya :(






FYI - Your never going to live this one down with your unit, hehehhe

UC R6
11-03-2007, 11:24 PM
:roflmao: Good story. I had the shield up on my helmet at about 30mph, because my eye itched. While scratching it, a bug flew into my other eye. I didn't know what to do, so I stopped rubbing my other eye and started blinking like crazy. I think the bug was stopped by my eyelashes. When I pulled over and took off my helmet, the little bugger dropped out. No idea what kind of insect it was.

Let us know how things work out.

Fred S
11-04-2007, 02:14 PM
LOL

Doesn't matter, bugs are going to get you. I had a bee sting me on the chest and a wasp was biting my arm one time as I was coming down Banner. Both times I was in my one-piece leathers. Damn sneaky insects.

BTW, did you get a date from one of the single friends? ;)