Last weekend I bought a pair of Abercrombie golf pants at a thrift store. They’re rather festive with a green floral pattern and I visualized a wealthy old man wearing them to the country club once or twice after paying $95 for them. I got ‘em for $4. Then I cut them off into a fine pair of shorts and with the leftovers Cory made a couple top tube pads. And I now have one on my bike but all I can think of is The Sound of Music and the play clothes the kids wore that were made out of the old curtains. The colors are very similar.
When you see me wearing these shorts and rolling this top tube pad, you won't be able to stop yourself from singing Sound of Music songs. Because when you know the notes to sing you can sing most anything. Let me remind you that Cory makes fine toptube pads, accessories and excellent messenger bags. You can find him in Seattle. M39, Steve Young, Dank Bags...whatever it takes. Money talks.
Dough, for beer, for a case of beer.
Ray, a messenger Indian.
Me, a name, I've made for meself.
Fa, a Bainbridge Island run!
So, my reaction to a package dead.
La, the guy who pulls me over.
Ti, I'll drink it when I'm dead.
Which brings me back to Dough! For a beer, will you spot me one?
Case, you're the man. Cory came into WA Legal and sang your song out loud to all of us on our lunch break. Beautiful. You and Julie Andrews wearing cutoff golf pants drinking malt liquor playing acoustic guitar singing beer songs in the North Cascades with a bunch of drunks..,
When you see me wearing these shorts and rolling this top tube pad, you won't be able to stop yourself from singing Sound of Music songs. Because when you know the notes to