This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
@TouchlineX@MatteMoretto@433 Real Madrid needs to be smart in the transfer market and not loud.
Going for Olise is a loud gesture.
They should dig in and find their own gem, not everytime buying superstars
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.
This morning, I was on a bike, half asleep and minding my business, when I noticed something strange.
There was another bike ahead of us carrying a lady. Every time that bike approached a speed bump or dipped into a pothole, my rider would quietly mutter:
"Not soft."
The first time, I ignored it.
The second time, I thought maybe he was talking about his life (maybe he was going through a lot)
By the third time, my curiosity had taken over.
"Oga, what's not soft?" I asked.
Without taking his eyes off the road, he pointed at the lady on the bike ahead.
"Her bum bum."
I nearly fell off the bike.
How do you know her bum isn't soft? I asked, genuinely confused.
The man gave me a look that suggested I was the one asking silly questions.
Watch now, he said.
A few seconds later, the bike ahead hit a pothole.
The lady bounced.
My rider shook his head like a scientist whose experiment had just confirmed a theory.
You see am? If e soft, e for bounce differently.
At that moment, I realized that while some people study engineering, medicine, or law, there are others conducting advanced research in fields the rest of us know absolutely nothing about.