Whilst the experience was painful, slightly degrading, humiliating, drunken and unintentional, I think it was also one that was overdue for a student who has been living in the Netherlands for roughly six weeks now. I can add it to my list of things done on a bike. While this list is lacking the more exciting things like handstands or sex, it is nevertheless growing at a reasonably fast rate as I get more and more into the Dutch culture.
Which, when it comes to bikes, is AWESOME.
Nawww, they're holding hands!!
Things done on a bike (not an exhaustive list):
- texting
- changing music on m'ipod.
- drinking coffee
- spilling coffee
- talking on the phone
- carrying shopping bags (so. heavy.)
- riding handless (a lot harder with a bike that is falling apart and lacks any sort of wheel alignment WHATSOEVER)
- passing stuff to a companion on another bike
- almost got hit by a moving car
- almost got hit by a motorbike
- almost got hit by a pedestrian
- hit a parked car
- hit another person on a bicycle
I wonder what will be next...
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