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You are going to skew the poll results with that picture. =p

If you are not trained in CPR and the rider is not breathing, do your best! Any medic will tell you that bad CPR is better than no CPR.

WOW!!!... Look at those gas prices.

I really miss Shell Easy-Pay. =(

Was it a good video? Link seems down,

I'm never going to look at a kid flying a kite the same way.

I really hope there is an explanation here, other than to purposely injure someone.

I wouldn't settle for 91, go 110-octane leaded gasoline or go home.

I bought one 4 years ago. I promise I will try to install it this fall.

You mean like this guy? http://youtu.be/QGVE4-zIegg

Don't live in a condo, end thread?

If you don't care about money, buy local. If you do, check out the prices in the States.

It's more likely someone will knock over your bike. Someone is rushing back from lunch, sees a spot and turns in, she doesn't see the bike until it is too late *crash* I'd be teed-off if my company did that to me, but it's not likely that anything you say or do will change their mind...

(thanks to today's storm) When you've experienced riding in a hail storm. =p

Hard to beat this one: -Magic The Gathering in high school (but I still miss it) -Everquest -World of Warcraft

Thankfully the cards behind him managed to stop.

The problem is, any gas savings from riding a bike vs car are negated on group rides and leisure rides.

When you wave to other riders... even when you are in your car.

Usually, when you fight the system, the system wins. But good luck with that.

Well, you will have close calls, that's 100% sure. Depending on how cautiously you ride, how aware you are of your surroundings and how well you can anticipate, you can ride another day until your next close call. Best of luck!