Bikers cherish their freedom, but in the process are spreading Coronavirus. This was a local poker run with several hundred bikers, but no masks and no social distance.
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I couldn't care less about them--- It's the people they infect that bother me. No helmets either? Must not be required in your state.
ReplyDeleteI see they all just took a life and civil liability insurance before take off.
ReplyDeleteThat is not good news.
ReplyDeleteSo irresponsible aren't they!
ReplyDeleteHope you were using a zoom lens and stayed far from them.
ReplyDeleteMaybe belly fat or large chests keep the virus at bay?
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that people just don't care.
ReplyDeleteCrazy people!
ReplyDeleteIt is sad they think so little about others.
ReplyDeleteWonder if one of them drew the
ReplyDeleteDead Man's hand...
I was immediately shocked: no helmet , no mask ! Here , bikers do their best to be exemples for this others. A totally different spirit..
ReplyDeleteThat is troubling.
ReplyDeleteVaroom varoom cough cough--Please people---take care and don't be careless
ReplyDeleteMB
Hmmm, free spirits, huh?
ReplyDelete"May we think of freedom, not as the right to do as we please, but as the opportunity to do what is right." Peter Marshall
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