Old 12-11-16, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by FBinNY
In all fairness, I don't think there's anyone who's been riding for a long time, who hasn't at some time (or many times) ridden in that zone where the only thing separating us from disaster is favorable alignment of the stars. (Note the "us" rather than "him")

We all take chances and make mistakes, but fortunately life is "organized" with plenty of forgiveness. In my experience the difference between disaster and "whew, that was close" is millimeters and microseconds, and not anything we can take credit for.
I totally agree, but with many people the problem is, is that they do take the credit when nothing bad happens.

I always attempt to learn from mistakes, even mistakes when there was no close call.


BTW, where did this happen?
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