Used needles and cockroaches

A live mouse.

Eeeek!

This morning, for the first time in nearly two weeks, I didn't find fog* on the highway, so I rode to work. It was nice.



*I barely trust cagers to drive in a straight line on a sunny morning, and not at all on a dark, foggy morning when their reaction seems to be 'drive faster!'

So what kind of bike was he riding?

Just a trasher.

For sale: Baby shoes, never worn.

Attributed to Hemingway but he probably didn't write it. https://www.thevintagenews.com/2017/...ory-ever-told/

Great minds?

Gotta get some use out of that English degree, right?

Yet another perfectly good bike tail light.
That makes four this year, (so far).

Nice! That's how I got my first cygolite hotshot (100 I think), it worked great for me for a few years, until recently. I bought a 150 to replace it

The best of the four are a Cygolite Hotshot, and a Specialized Stix.
The focus if very different between the two:
- Hotshot - tight focus like a spotlight.
- Stix - wide focus like a floodlight.

The Hotshot can be seen much further, IF it is pointed directly at you.
But the Stix is brighter if you are off center of it.

Cool! [MENTION=122290]Shimagnolo[/MENTION], do you take requests?

A 1/2" shallow-depth socket – Husky brand. Are all Husky tools black in color as opposed to chrome?

Sockets are the most common tool I find on the roads. I love adding them to my toolbox, especially knowing they've been dropped from work trucks and their bicyclist-hating drivers.

I feel like Charlie Brown. You guys find all the good stuff and all I find is rocks!!

Black sockets are often used with impact guns, chrome ones aren't.

No.

I'm there with you. After more than a decade of daily commuting I can probably count on one hand the number of things I've found worth keeping.

Oh, that's so true. Thanks for the reminder.

For some reason that reminds me of a tale of the old west. Mule skinners were throwing black rocks at their mules to "encourage" them. They later found the black rocks contained gold. Not sure how true it is..

that is because most of the time you are commuting all the stuff is underneath snow, ice, etc. haha

Possibly, but the gold would be obvious, since it doesn't form compounds easily.

Consider yourself lucky; I find trash and road kill.

Either that or Tundra_Man traverses a sparsely-traveled route.

that is another possibility. I was just thinking since Tundra_Man rides on a tundra it might be covered with snow, ice, etc. It was a weak joke.

I got it. It's ok that it was a weak joke, because I am a weak man.