I am new to road motorcycling (just got a Kawasaki Ninja 250) and am trying to decide what kind of body armor to buy (both for a jacket and pants) before I take up non-back-road motorcycling (IE cycling in areas with a fair deal of actual traffic).It seems to me $300-$500 is the range for buying both jacket and pants body armor wear.I wonder, what are the best brands (IE cheapest that will do the job well) and how much injury protection will they offer over the usual standard leather pants + gloves + leather jacket + full-face helmet? Also, what is about the worst injury I can get while using these properly (minus getting run over by a car or having my motorcycle explode in my face)? :-D
The correct answer is 3 - 5 ft away from ventilation return and supply
I'm sorry, I have a hard time feeling sorry for you. You fell for the stereotypical jock boy (which are known to overly follow social norms due to their own insecurities) just because he was cute and had a good bod or whatever, and then you get all upset that he gets weirded out because you came onto him. It should be a learning experience for you. He was the most popular boy in school in a heterosexist world. How would you think he was going to react? You should have dealt with the situation much more indirectly at first. Build up his confidence to other gays and then come out yourself. But that was the dillemma, you didn't have the courage yet to meet other pure gay guys. Also you shouldn't like a guy just because they are jock-ish or 'macho.' I hope this stud had more redeeming qualities than some shallow gay porn fantasy.
Which word don't you understand? fire noun 1 combustion or burning, in which substances combine chemically with oxygen from the air and typically give out bright light, heat, and smoke : his house was destroyed by fire. extinguisher, short for fire extinguisher: a manually operated device for extinguishing small fires. PS, I would not use one on a flood. .
