"I could die at any time.
That's why my job is so great.
I clock in for doom."
—37th & Broadway
I don't know the details
of this overheard conversation,
but my guess is that somebody
was trying really hard
to impress a girl.
Maybe it worked.
Or maybe she just laughed
and said, "Did you, like,
get that from Barney Fife?"
That's why my job is so great.
I clock in for doom."
—37th & Broadway
I don't know the details
of this overheard conversation,
but my guess is that somebody
was trying really hard
to impress a girl.
Maybe it worked.
Or maybe she just laughed
and said, "Did you, like,
get that from Barney Fife?"
2 comments:
That's why he' riding a fixee with no brakes. If you're going to go out, go out brakeless full speed ahead.
By the way, are we ever going to hold an Alleycat up here or what? I've been looking for chances to impress chicks with my awesome trackstand.
dramatic but true
many jobs have their dangers
police officer
fireman
and even messenger
pilots
and well
fishermen out at sea
when I was in my early 20's I was a fast and wild youth expressing myself in whatever I did
worked as a messenger
when the panhandlers on the street would beg for change I would ask them why I should give them my money that I earned risking my life
always an inch from death
doing a job that anybody with a bike could do
I have a tendancy to get dramatic
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