Wet helmet
Today, I used a public bathroom and set my motorcycle helmet on the sink while I used the urinal. The helmet rolled into the sink, under the faucet and set off the motion detector, soaking the inside. I drove 15 miles home in 30 degree weather with a wet helmet. FML
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yous_an_idiot 0
Way to use your motorcycle in 30 degree weather.
GreenAlbatross 3
He might not have another vehicle to use. Not everyone has two vehicles to use. Good for you if you're that privileged, but he might be using a motorcycle instead of a car to lower gas and maintenance costs. Congratulations for being a single-minded dickweed.
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stratovariusftw 0
lol here in sweden we had -33 degrees celsius a few days ago. THATS pretty cold. now we havle like -15 celsius, aint too bad
lostfaithinpppl 19
That's why you always put your helmet somewhere from where it can't roll. I feel for you thought. Wet helmets suck. FYL
APdrum 0
why didn't you use the hand drier??
jane99 0
There was an FML just like this about a purse.
cjammer 0
except the woman didn't have to put the purse on her head and drive with no cover in 30 degree weather.
jane99 0
No shit?
cjammer 0
well love, then it's clearly not *just* like it, is it now? =]
tomakobriefs 11
Why didn't you just set your helmet down so it couldn't roll? If the counter was gross, then set it on paper towels first. YDI.
8trickster8 0
Fahrenheit is such a silly system. Get with the times America! Celsius is where it's at!
kasumii 1
Agreed. Fahrenheit is ridiculous.
JS2_fml 0
Aww, poor you. It's been -0 in the UK.
fridgebeh 0
'wet helmet' lol
Sammara 0
Hey, I say good for you for wearing your helmet anyway. The state I used to live in didn't have a helmet law, so NO ONE wore their helmets. I looked at it as Darwinism at work when they would have close calls or get hit.
gahgagh 0
aren't faucets infared sensors? how would your helmet trigger it by falling into the sink?
crankyinthemorn 0
The motion/movement across the sensor triggers it. Haven't you ever used one?
gahgagh 0
yeah, 'infared sensors' aren't they?