Safety matters, but having lived matters even more.
As Hunter S Thomas said: “Life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a Ride!””
Life should be whatever you want it to be. You want to chill the fuck out? You do you. Life, however, should not be full of regrets. Which largely stem from not allowong yourself to do what you want, whether it be from fear, pressure by other people, or certain expecations.
Quotes tend to be nice motivational forces but end up being very simplistic in a world that could not be more complex.
having lived matters even more.
‘Say cheese 91 octaaaaaannneeee for the camera!’
Yeah, this photo is fake, but when I see boomer comments on other sites on photos all I can think is “survivor bias”
Why do you say this photo is fake? My dad used to take me for rides just like this. One of his favorite stories to tell is about having to toss me off as it was going to fall over, and how I was having a blast, but my mother was not nearly so excited. I was around two at the time.
Because his foot is on the ground behind the front wheel, and the footrest empty.
This is just what life was like back then. People were wild, and free, and stupid, and happy.
And racist, and coughing a lot,
Edit: I don’t think my kids ever even had a lung oyster
Who do you think took the picture?
This is me and my dad. It isn’t, but it is.
My dad took both me and my brother (at the same time) for rides like this
Dont take ur infants on motorcycle rides tho.
As if girls were on the internet. Everyone knows they’re at home watching cooking shows.
/s
Maybe I am 👀
Oh hi, honey!
Which weekend were you gonna be out-of-town again?
