I wonder whether he/she rides a bike:
I mean, when someone has a name like Shimano-witz, how could I not wonder?
That sign crossed my path during my ride the other day. So did this one:
At least it was no surprise. I actually rode to, and into,Cheesequake in my youth. I also hiked and camped there with the Scouts. If they could see me now...;-)
I long ago gave up trying to convince anybody who isn't from New Jersey that the park--or, at least, the name--actually exists. When I say it, they think I'm joking or hallucinating, or that it's the name of a fromagerie on the San Andreas Fault.
Maybe Shimano-witz would ride to such a place.
I mean, when someone has a name like Shimano-witz, how could I not wonder?
That sign crossed my path during my ride the other day. So did this one:
At least it was no surprise. I actually rode to, and into,Cheesequake in my youth. I also hiked and camped there with the Scouts. If they could see me now...;-)
I long ago gave up trying to convince anybody who isn't from New Jersey that the park--or, at least, the name--actually exists. When I say it, they think I'm joking or hallucinating, or that it's the name of a fromagerie on the San Andreas Fault.
Maybe Shimano-witz would ride to such a place.
Living in a state with town names like "Happy," "Smiley," and "Frognot," Cheesequake sounds pretty ordinary. Just remember that "Whitehouse" remains in Texas (zip code 75791). Texas must be full of ding dongs - wait, that's ANOTHER town in Texas!
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