On April 30, registered the mileage on my Harley Super-Glide with the Roanoke Valley Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA). From then until Saturday (Sept. 10) each mile ridden on the bike was worth a penny — pledged by the rider and his sponsors.
Only a penny, you say? When you ride a lot, a penny a mile adds up.
On Saturday, turned in $790.70 — the total raised for riding 19,079 miles in a little over three months. Even though I probably rode the most miles, another rider with the Roanoke Valley Harley Owners Group (HOG) talked his company into a $1,000 flat rate contribution so I wasn’t even in the running for top dollar.
Doesn’t matter. The important thing is that a considerable amount of money was raised for a good cause.
Now, anybody seen my anti-monkey butt powder?
Thanks for an early morning chuckle, Doug! I recognized the slang term about the powder as I used to work with a “hog head”. I have to wonder, though, how many of your readers are going to be scrathing their heads wondering what you’re talking about.
Actually, there really is an “anti monkey butt” powder. You can buy it off the shelf at Northern Tool Supply in Roanoke, at many truck stops, or order it online from CVS, Walgreens or directly from the company at:
http://www.antimonkeybutt.com/ 🙂
I have mine, but not using it enough lately, fall is coming will use it soon, hope your good , Bob