Fifty Plus (50+) - Indigestion

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unixpro
03-16-09, 02:22 PM
My wife cooked up some awesome garlic and beer brats last night. They were served, of course, with lots of fresh kraut and some Dijon mustard. So good I had 4. Really, really good. :thumb:

Not so good this morning. All the way in I was tasting them over and over and over again. Burp, chew, pedal. Burp, chew, pedal. All the way to work. Man, the things we do to ourselves. :twitchy:

RonH
03-16-09, 02:31 PM
Look at it this way. You enjoyed the ride "twice as much". You got to ride (that's enjoyable) and you tasted the excellent food again (that too may have been enjoyable :rolleyes:).
NOS88
03-16-09, 02:45 PM
Man, the things we do to ourselves. :twitchy:

Yeah, at our age you'd think we'd know better.

rumrunn6
03-17-09, 12:31 PM
OTFL!!!:roflmao2:
rck
03-18-09, 08:23 PM
Thats the advantage to Limburger cheese. It tastes just as good the 2nd time around!
Randochap
03-18-09, 08:56 PM
I thought maybe this was a thread looking for a solution ... but I guess not.
MNBikeguy
03-18-09, 10:05 PM
Man.....4 schnitzengruben......and lived to tell about it...
Timtruro
03-19-09, 08:06 AM
Man.....4 schnitzengruben......and lived to tell about it...

"Three's my limit on schnitzengruben" -Sheriff Bart
maddmaxx
03-19-09, 08:20 AM
Yum....................darn.




Early lunch!
skiph
03-19-09, 01:48 PM
OTFL!!!:roflmao2:


^^^^

Off The Front, Lance....??
Billy Bones
03-20-09, 01:45 PM
My wife cooked up some awesome garlic and beer brats. . .lots of fresh kraut and some Dijon mustard. . .I had 4. . .Really, really good. . .Not so good this morning. . .Burp, chew, pedal. Burp, chew, pedal. . . .

First, let me tell you that I succomb to the very same sweet mosaic of earthly delights: wife, garlic, brats, mustard, cycling. Still, there should be a word that conveys the poignant intersection of sad experience, known risk, and the metaphysical certainty of discomfort in the saddle. Sad really when you'd think we'd know better. Of such imponderables is a life made.