I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again.
Quote by William Penn…(by the way, the keys will pass, but don’t know if I want to use them)
One minor plus of bike commuting… I can detach the half of my keyrings that is for the cars and take the less bulky half which still has all the keys I need for home, office, and bike locks.
The keys to my car aren’t bad (one little key), but my wife’s car is newer, so it has a bulkier key, plus the remote door lock control.
So glad that my car keys just sit by the door unused 5 or 6 days a week!
I get this guy’s problem. I face it often and swallowing the keys, losing the keys, etc., is no solution. When the high mind is arguing with the low mind, the latter is pretty persuasive.
My car has great gas milage due to the fact that it sits in the garage while I commute serenly to work, bike to the store, ride for riding’s sake, and generally enjoy the mellow of biking. The recent hot weather has been a bugger, I must admit; forces me to get my riding and errands and latte breaks done earlier in the day. My afternoons are mostly spent indoors in the AC, working or … waddaya know? … working on my bikes.
I take the poor car out on weekends so it doesn’t feel totally neglected.
There is a certain satisfaction in the “splash” of some idiot’s car keys when dropped down a storm sewer, too.
So that’s how the blockages occur?
Sounds like a case of schadenfreude to me.
I expect to pass through life but once. If therefore, there be any kindness I can show, or any good thing I can do to any fellow being, let me do it now, and not defer or neglect it, as I shall not pass this way again.
Quote by William Penn… (by the way, the keys will pass, but don’t know if I want to use them)
hope it wasnt one of those electronic keys with toxic battery in it…
Hope it didn’t have a remote attached. His garage door is going to go up every time Yehuda sits down.
One minor plus of bike commuting… I can detach the half of my keyrings that is for the cars and take the less bulky half which still has all the keys I need for home, office, and bike locks.
The keys to my car aren’t bad (one little key), but my wife’s car is newer, so it has a bulkier key, plus the remote door lock control.
So glad that my car keys just sit by the door unused 5 or 6 days a week!
keyring or nosering - don’t want to swallow either…..
This one stings–I plead guilty to laying in bed long enough this morning to have to drive to work.
Didn’t he have some trouble a while back when he played with someone’s keys?
http://www.yehudamoon.com/index.php?date=2009-12-06
Sure did, but he also ended up meeting Idle thanks to that, so I guess it’s a mixed bag.
I get this guy’s problem. I face it often and swallowing the keys, losing the keys, etc., is no solution. When the high mind is arguing with the low mind, the latter is pretty persuasive.
Hey Rick… you got any story arcs up your sleeve?
My car has great gas milage due to the fact that it sits in the garage while I commute serenly to work, bike to the store, ride for riding’s sake, and generally enjoy the mellow of biking. The recent hot weather has been a bugger, I must admit; forces me to get my riding and errands and latte breaks done earlier in the day. My afternoons are mostly spent indoors in the AC, working or … waddaya know? … working on my bikes.
I take the poor car out on weekends so it doesn’t feel totally neglected.