Watch A Mountain Biker Take An 80-Foot Tumble

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Sometimes I don't know what people are thinking. But when this guy passed the two guys down the slope, I realized by his "hey bros" it is simply pure bravado and ego, and of course 5000 cc's of adrenaline. I have met some risk takers, and their stories are usually about what injuries they have had, what gravity tempting jumps or cliffs they met up with, what has been broken and showing everyone the scars. I would hope they would be alive still to impart their stories, as sadly maybe that's all they have in their life' bag of tricks. And then someday, lights out, or some self realization would occur and maybe take up something really hard, like commitment to another person so you have to be responsible for your own life to someone else or something mind challenging. Buts hey, that's me here on the ground, enjoying my own brand of challenges.

10-11-2012 @ 8:47AM

Truth Sayers said...

Yes, living a life of ignorance must definitely be challenging; or having the balls to write about the experiences of others through merely the eyes of a bystander at best, that has met only some "risk takers" that cry about their booboo’s. Who talks like that? Somebody that's DORMENT! I'm sure the truth is you've never done anything challenging your entire life….probably why you've chosen to list yourself with the title and career of a man that hides behind closed doors, bossing people around only to serve others, "Chef" Gregory. Ask any old man; the only regrets you have in life, are the RISKS you don't take!

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