I pro'd and con'd it (in my head), and (mostly due to upcoming Gold Teeth Financial Responsibilities that are ranging in the 10 scooter price range), decided that if I can get enough money for it*, I'm going to sell Stella, and just be a regular, old, bicycle girl.
So...if you know anybody, send them my way.
*and, if I can't get enough money for it, I'm just going to take that as a sign from God and keep my scooter and drive it forever. Good plan, right? I'm going to try out Craigslist and FB, and leave the rest up to fate.
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nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!
Maybe this is a sign from God that Sarah should move to Philadelphia, live in my old apt and drive Sue's old scooter. I already know the neighbor will let you lock to their porch.
Lauren and I are talking about the iconic picture of your scooter covered in confetti. When the scooter leaves, the Aughts are officially over.
i have to say, i'm ok with it. i too, weighed the pros and cons in my head and ended up not buying one. a bicycle and some gold teeth are plenty for a girl in this city.
i learned something with scooters.
you get more when they are stolen.
i couldn't have sold mine for as much as i got from the insurance claim.
I'll steal it for you. We can work out a deal on this. Call me.
not if i steal it first.
No one is stealing my scooter guys.
Theft insurance is like a million dollars a year, and I don't have it. So, unlike Elizabeth, I would be much much worse off.
Can we blow it up then?
I'm gonna steal it anyway
No insurance! I didn't know.
I'm reading a book about a guy that some other guys only know as "Gold Teeth".
He made scarecrows as a kid. They scared all the birds in the county away. Eventually they scared the people and they had to ask him to stop making them.
He didn't mind though.
There is a life lesson here; I ain't gonna spell it out for you.
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