Booby Trap Bras (Concealed Knife or Pepper Spray)
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Hiding weapons in Bras and underwear? We have hid weapons in hats and boots for years. What next? Bath soap hand grenades?
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Just a thought on the earbud issue, California (and probably others) prohibit cyclists (and drivers, I think) from obstructing both ears with earbuds (or plugs too, I think). I am pretty sure that one earbud/plug is okay, but both can be ticketed.
I started cycling fairly regularly when I was in California, so I looked it up because I wanted to play my audio books while I was doing my daily rides on long, windy, uninhabited roads. Talk about situational awareness issues! Actually, they were windy because they were in the mountains, uninhabited because they were in the mountains (right in the very middle of nowhere, or at least close to it). Anyway, if California prohibits it because it harms situational awareness, don't you think....?
No amount of equipment will help you stay out of trouble if your situational awareness is bad enough to get you into it. However, I'm always for a product that will (hopefully) help one get out of trouble after he (she) got into it. Just as long as it doesn't supplant the proper place of situational awareness in the individual's mind. Which, unfortunately, is what usually happens when these kind of products hit the consumer's closets.
Don't worry, I won't post a picture of myself in the funny cyclist pants!
I started cycling fairly regularly when I was in California, so I looked it up because I wanted to play my audio books while I was doing my daily rides on long, windy, uninhabited roads. Talk about situational awareness issues! Actually, they were windy because they were in the mountains, uninhabited because they were in the mountains (right in the very middle of nowhere, or at least close to it). Anyway, if California prohibits it because it harms situational awareness, don't you think....?
No amount of equipment will help you stay out of trouble if your situational awareness is bad enough to get you into it. However, I'm always for a product that will (hopefully) help one get out of trouble after he (she) got into it. Just as long as it doesn't supplant the proper place of situational awareness in the individual's mind. Which, unfortunately, is what usually happens when these kind of products hit the consumer's closets.
Don't worry, I won't post a picture of myself in the funny cyclist pants!
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