Wed Night

Well darn! Another good guy from the forums (Dutchboy2) showed up on the Thurs nit ride Ladies and Gents and I missed it. I was not riding Thurs so my legs would feel better on Saturday since I did Wednesday. So I missed good guy Rick on the ride. Hopefully he shows up again so we can see each other again. I remember running into Rick a few times while riding around the foothills. Really cool guy. Super fast rider! And darn it, I missed it!

22 point something at 15.7 average speed with a small group last night. Pomona to Glendora with a stop for ice cream along the way at Fosselman's Ice Cream shop. Strange that I love ice cream but some reason last night, the chocolate chip was kind of lacking. Heck, Thrifty's back in the day ice cream was much better so I was a bit disappointed. Of course I bought 2 and gave one to Tony as I saw him sitting outside as if he was not going to get ice cream. These guys offer me stuff all the time and though I don't always take it, sometimes it's good just to offer. Of course the bastard took the Burgundary cherry that I was hoping for ha ha! My fault as he asked which one, stupid me ha ha! But it ain't no big thang!

Kind of a nice ride. Got to go fast and the smaller group of 10 was more enjoyable for me. The other thing was that the riders seemed more well behaved and respectful. I say that because as we approached stop signs and signals, everybody kept the order. Heck, when we have bigger groups, some of the riders who insist on leading the group overestimate themselves and end up fading. So they get passed by 10 riders. We approach a signal stop then that rider will go around and insist on getting in the front again, what!? Dangerous because now we are forced to go around again and again as the same rider will actually blow the red light where we wait just to be in front. C'mon! I really can't stand this type. If you fade, stay in the back or your position. If 5 faster riders pass me, I stay where I am at the stops. Too many people lack discipline and need to show off. 

So the group yesterday was cool! Got to go fast but in a safe orderly fashion, the way it should be when you ride out in the street with traffic doing 60 mph. Not to mention just about everybody yesterday was pretty strong. No big stragglers holding up the group so most one had to wait at a regroup was like 2 or 3 minutes.

I do get a kick out of people because I have guys that weigh 100 pounds less than me challenge me up a hill. Been feeling better and better on the bike having done more mileage lately so OK, let's go. One guy, about 150 said, "c'mon, let's see what you got!" up the little climb at the top of Citrus. Of course I had just finished at the front pulling at 25 across Foothill. So somebody drafting, weighing 100 pounds less, you better be fast ha ha! So we stood up and were side by side most of the way but about 20 yards from the top, he said, "OK THAT'S IT!!!" ha ha ha ha! So yeah, when you little guys challenge one of us big Clydesdale types, you better be sure ha ha ha! But it was a fun little game.

Ended up Cienega with 4 PR's on Strava. That is cool as it is just about 3 miles and a gentle climb. So getting stronger all the time. Hopefully I can start eating a little better too, that always helps. Of course I set goals for myself. Like riding notes and pinning them on the board in the kitchen. Mine says, "NO ICE CREAM FOR A MONTH!!!". That ended the 24 so I ate ice cream for a couple of days then tonight, the 30th, I'll write another note and stick with it for another month. Heck, avoiding the junk really helps and I've been feeling pretty good on the bike now!

I think we all finished strong, Me, Tony, Milton, and some young dude Jason. Jason was flying at the end pulling Milton and I. We finish at the Old Stump Brewery near Garey Ave so hanging onto these guys at that pace, once we hit White Ave, I was like, "that's it!" ha ha ha! Had about an 1/8 of a mile and I wanted to finish breathing ha ha ha!

End of an era! I've had this frame for 6 years and never dumped or dropped it. Tonight, the lady next to me pulls her bike out and hits mine. :-O Well damn, new saddle, 2 go pros, the mounts, the lights, and the bike I was worried something was going to get damaged. Always for a "oh sorry about that!". Luckily, nothing was damaged and what a surprise I can breath again. Poor baby! I guess next time I have to remember that no matter how careful I am with the property of others around me, I have to start thinking about myself. Honestly, this lady was trying to put her bike up safely, so I stood back and let her do so not interfering. I guess it was too much to expect in return. This burns me up really! Like at the malls, you hold a door open for someone to be courteous but they won't hesitate to drop the door in your face. Maybe I just show a little too much respect for other people and their property.

Oops, looks like I'm busted, double fisted ice cream eater ha ha!

Lousy Ebay Sunglasses - CollectableExpo Ebay Store

EDIT: AFTER I SENT THESE CRAP GLASSES BACK, I ORDERED FROM THE OAKLEY SITE. ORDER DELIVERED  QUICKLY AND THE GLASSES ARE MUCH BETTER. SIMILAR MATERIAL BUT THE HINGES ARE WAY WAY BETTER. NO RATTLE OR BUZZING. I STILL THINK THE EBAY GLASSES THOUGH CLAIMS SAY ORIGINAL AND AUTHENTIC, ARE SECONDS OR REPAIRS, THEY SUCK!!!!

This is unfair and frustrating so I have no problem speaking my mind on stupid lousy outfits that sell you junk after advertising it as genuine and good product. These glasses (not in video) were JUNK! I wish I have recorded the buzz and vibration that the glasses made when I moved them at all. I would touch the frame while they were on and they buzzed and vibrated. If I dropped them softly on the bed, same thing, major buzz! Inspected them and the hinges were lousy crap! The $3 Walmart reader glasses I have are of better quality than that of the glasses I got from CollectableExpo.

So anyway, crap product is crap product but these people advertise as genuine. Maybe so but they must be seconds or repairs cause they sure are not quality product.

So the unfair part I think is that 15 minutes after I opened the box, I asked for a refund via ebay. Not a problem, fast response, return label sent. Of course I do not have  printer since I only print something once every 2 years. But that is not there problem but an inconvenience to me going to Office Depot (great business and service there!) Dude there helped me print out my labels and only charged 42 cents! Very helpful dude so I gave him a $5 and told him that was for his service making it easy on me. I always get good service there. I love good service and willing to reward but jerks like the sun glass place piss me off!

So I give the outfit a negative review on ebay and see it for a few seconds. Few minutes later, it's gone! OK, what?!

Then I see that ebay allows them to remove a negative review if they block the seller after a bad experience. OK, so I was not the bad guy because I was not to blame. Or maybe ebay allowed them to remove it because they agreed to refund my money. Either way, I think that a negative transaction should stay! Who knows how many people actually know the difference between real Oakleys and seconds?

So next time a guy like me trusts the reviews, he will get screwed like I did.Of course I did not get screwed because I did not let them, but it created an unwanted hassle and my money was gone for 2 or 3 weeks because of it. Wasted my time!

They did agree quickly and did return my money but I'm sure that is ebay and paypal thank goodness! I just don't think they should allow them to remove negative reviews unless it was unwarranted which in this case it was not.

So though everything worked out, it was a hassle and I feel they tried to screw me with seconds. That alone is crap and so I try to make people aware of the outfit. So that is why I make the videos of them so that if anybody sees it who searches, will find at least one video there speaking of their experience with them. Heck, I could have save a lot of time and frustration had someone else made a similar video warning others of this scam.


On a brighter note, I ordered the new rear Cygolite. S/B here Saturday. But the other day, they sent an email on Sunday night saying my order was shipped on Monday. I replied to the email asking how could they have said my order was shipped on Monday when the email was delivered on Sunday. Hmm, I guess they didn't like my email because they never replied ha ha! Hey, they said if I had any questions, ask ha ha!

Tuesday Nite Recovery Ride

10 miles at 12.0 around the industrial center in Ontario. Wow, it is so nice riding around the quiet streets. So refreshing! When the toilet paper thing happened, there were tons of trucks lining up at one market warehouse. Though they were heading the opposite direction and very few in mine, still made some noise on one section of my ride, not having to pass through the traffic. But last few rides, the panic is over it seems as there may be only 5 or 6 trucks that I see and it is super quiet for most of the ride now. Not to mention that the last couple of times I arrived, the street sweeper was just finishing up in the area so hey, nice clean roads for me to ride on ha ha!

One thing I can say is that a nice super easy pace and effort does wonders when your legs start to get stiff.  I think a lot of cyclists lack the discipline to do such rides. I've been on so many "EASY PACE FRIENDLY RIDES" with so many cyclists now that I can see that way too many can't control themselves seeing that these rides always end up in a race. How many friendly rides have I been on that end up with others cranking up the pace? Let's say about 99% of them and that is from the day I started riding back in 1992 ha ha!

I did lose a red blinkie on the SGRT ride so only  used one red tail light. Just ordered another one that should be here by Friday. The more powerful 150 lumen Cygolite Hotshot so we'll see how it works. I have read some reviews that say it's too bright. But hey, if they know I'm out there, I'll take it!

I did mess with my lights a little after the ride. Also I still like wearing and ankle band or two depending on the ride and traffic. I wear them because they light up well and with the motion, I know I am seen. Some people have argued on cycling forums that they are useless. Really?! I guess there are idiots everywhere ha ha! I like them for side view while crossing intersections. I'm sure traffic approaching intersections can see me. The little tab on the back of walking shoes is pretty noticeable with the motion as I drive up behind walkers I don't even know they are there. Big streets like Euclid in Ontario. I have no idea people are walking on sidewalks or the middle of the divider (trail). Total darkness but I can see that little half dollar size reflector moving. So I know these tri color bands are noticeable.

Either way, a really nice ride and great to get out in the cool fresh air!


                                    Light on my helmet. Didn't think I'd like it there but I love it!
                                                       The light goes where my eyes go!

Second light on the bars

That is my ankle band sitting on the fire hydrant. No camera flash, only my headlight on. Now tell me that does not light up. Imagine what it looks like with the motion.

One of my headlights on the fire hydrant. Only 300 lumen Cygilite Metro model. I've had other cyclists tell me how bright the lights are. And I use 2 on night rides. One on bars and one on the helmet.

Just a view of the newly repaved street and reflectors. No flash, just headlights.

Wore my spider jersey to keep the Cucuy away! Boogie man for you gringos ha ha!

Nice Easy Sunday Ride with Gina

26 miles at 16.0 average speed. Well I figured my legs would be toast today after yesterday's 60 but I actually felt pretty good once I got on the bike. Of course trying to keep track of everything, I forgot my jersey so I had to call on that one that has been sitting behind my truck seat for 2 years ha ha! yeah, that old cheap Performance jersey. Well, used to be cheap. I think I got a few for $9 to $19 bucks just to have a jersey to carry my camera a few years ago. I say used to be cheap because the last time I saw the prices, they were like $29. You kidding me!? Back then I thought something must be wrong with Perf and they did close down. I think they were trying to soak everyone they could before they closed the stores ha ha!

So anyway, I thought I would use today as a nice recovery ride but the silly wind wasn't cooperating. Pretty stiff headwind to the coast. Gina said she got winded a couple of times but she did well. On the little steep ramp after the 405 she kept up with me on the little climb. I did back off to save my legs but she rarely keeps up with me on the one, even when I try to let her ha ha! But today she did so even though I backed off, I think she did well.

Ran into Bad Bob at the coast right as we were leaving so we had a short chat there then he decided to ride back with us. So we rode side by side chatting most of the way back. Gina said it was nice, maybe thinking a little kinky ha ha! She said, "that was nice, 2 big guys and me in the middle!!". :-O I had to tease her about that one and she got a good laugh out of it ha ha!

There was a stiff headwind on the way to the coast though. So we were just making our way and stopped into Edna Park for a real quick stretch. As soon as we rolled out, some dude went flying by. About 200 yards on the other side of the wooden bridge, we passed him and he was really fading and suffering. We rolled by and he jumped on the back.  After a short bit, I motioned with my arm for him to go ahead of us. As he rolled by I explained that Gina has an ill son and we didn't want to take any chances riding with strangers we didn't know. He was like OK but said he was enjoying the draft.

Yeah I know he was ha ha! But honestly, I get tired of wheel suckers. So many that want to suck wheel then race around once they recover. I'm really getting tired even with people I know honestly. There have been too many times that I fall back or let someone suck my wheel so they can recover, I'm talking people I am riding with, then they suck wheel and instead of helping, they roll around and take off!  OKAY, really people?!

I'm trying to help and they do that crap? I can't figure out if it's that they don't udnerstand what's going on? Do they think I was at the front and that I was fading? C'mon, I'm letting you suck my wheel to help you out and when you recover, that doesn't mean you are stronger! WTH! You recovered and though you feel better, you aren't going to sprint around the stronger rider and leave him behind. SO frustration!  I have to say that I was pulling some people, one or two got brave then took off going around the pace line. REALLY?! I know in a few minutes, I'll be rolling around them again. I really can't figure it out! I help you, you take off, you fade then I help you again? Do you EVER think, HE HELPED ME AND MAYBE I SHOULD HELP HIM IN RETURN?! I guess people have too much EGO to really try riding together. My thoughts are, the stronger rider helps you. After you recover and feel all bad ass, you take the front and do what you can to help out rather than thinking you're too bad ass and the guy that just helped you out is fading. He's not fading, he just knows how to control the pace so he doesn't fade. But people don't think.  I'm just getting so sick of it and it sure is so much nicer riding alone. Or with one or two riders who have the mentality to understand!

Honestly, I'd rather ride with 1 or 2 guys with a plan than a bunch of clowns. And this guy today I am more than sure he would turn out to be a clown with the same pea brain mentality.  I can do without that so I just stopped and let the fool get a few minutes ahead. You know, recently I was riding with a person who was sucking wheel and made a comment that this day would be their best average ever. I had been in front for 5 miles maybe, riding with others taking turns but not this one rider. I moved over so that this person could help out. The rider said, oh no, then pulled off the front. Well that didn't help at all and I was back at the front. I guess the boasting about your best doesn't mean anything to me unless you help out vs being a total wheel sucker!

There are just too many clowns on the bike. Gina and I passed some guys on the way to the coast. Doing a really slow pace. I guess they didn't remember that but on the way back, right about the 22 fwy, we rolled by them again doing the same exact pace. Then 30 seconds later, they come rolling around us and one guy shouts at us, "WELL, I GUESS MY BREAKTIME IS OVER!!!". Ha ha ha what a clown. I guess he was happy that he passed us while we were just cruising. I sure was hoping he'd post on strava so I could see what his real average would end up. I'm guess in 13 if that. Clown ha ha ha! I honestly think some guys are threatened when a woman passes them.

Edit: Yeah, just found these guys on strava. As I thought, the idiots did a 15.3 average speed. I guess it's always impressive to pass somebody's wife ha ha ha!

                                               Red is the color today! Red top and flowers.

The 2 year behind the seat jersey

Let's stop for a few minutes so the wheel sucker has a chance to pull away.

Joaquin

Bad Bob

Bad Bob and a masked bandit

Feeling good after the ride

So I'm guessing you guys won't believe that is our Mercedes.

A Trek family

60 Miles SGRT

60 miles at 16.7 average speed. Jimbo and I started the ride with the group from the Pico Rivera golf course. Right away the group was flying away. My plan was to let them go and do a nice steady pace to the coast. Nadine rode with us and sure she appreciated the nice pace. The others were out of site rather quickly but I stuck to my plan. I had mentioned the plan to Jimbo and he must have agreed because we stuck together the entire time.

Once we got down to the coast we headed South from Seal to Huntington Beach for lunch. I had a chicken sandwich, Jimbo had a wrap if I remember correctly. We had picked it up with the group across PCH heading South but going North, seemed like a little more wind so the pace was a little lower but still a decent effort. But a major suck! I must have hit a bump or something and my rear blinkie fell off somewhere along the line. Jimbo told me that my light was off but I took it as off as on and off power. But he meant it was off the strap. We got to the steal bridge then I noticed it was off, as in GONE! :-( Oh well, as much as I hate losing something, it gives me a chance to try a more powerful new improved red blinkie. I use Cygolite Hot shot and really like them. I might have had a 50 watt but now I'll try the 100 to see how good it is! Ebay guaranteed delivery here I come ha ha! Ha, just ordered one on ebay. I had a 500 I think and the new one will be a 1500. Wow, more than likely going to blind somebody behind me ha ha!

So we headed back north up the trail. Few riders together, then broke up a bit.  Regrouped at the steal bridge then all headed back together. Pablo, a friend of one of the other riders did a really good pull. Later he pulled off the front and the group split. OK, so who is going next ha ha!? The line just split and so Jimbo and I ended up toward the front. Pablo did a really good pull but next up was Jimbo. I am not sure why, I think it was the same speed but when Jimbo got up front, I thought my legs were going to rip off ha ha! Looked like the same speed, just hurt a little more when Jimbo was at the front ha ha! Jimbo did a good strong pull then I ended up at the front. I was doing a good effort then thinking the other 4 that made the split were still with me. But I looked back to see if I was slowing everybody down and noticed they were several yards behind. I think the dude Pablo started to crack. I waited a few times but he kept falling back and the others were behind him. If someone helps me, I hate to drop them, teamwork, so then Susan went around and took my wheel. She was on her way to a good average speed but like I said, I don't drop someone who helps me. So I let him catch back up then slowed the pace so he could recover. I think he did somewhat but not knowing how they rode down to the coast, maybe he was burned out. But we were close to Jimbo's turn off so we all stopped for the good bye greets. Then I got back on the bike and boy my legs were a burnin'! Susan took off a bit but then as I rolled by, she took my wheel and only about a mile left, I tried to lift the pace but not sure how much it helped. Did have the 16.8 but once we hit that tricky little dangerous turn, the average dropped a point. I tried to make it up on the other side lifting the pace but nah, still stayed at the 16.7, dangit!

We had lifted the pace on the return. Not sure if the others were burned out or what but Jumbo and I got back to his turnoff before the others. Did have Susan with us and Pablo and Jerry a ways back. Jerry had a nice fast average. Not sure what he did as I thought the group ahead of us was together but we couldn't see them so who knows if they were together or not till they finish posting on strava ha ha!

One thing I can not figure out for the life of me. I see riders trying to take the front and they fade. So trying to help, I take the front so they can draft me. They stay back there for a bit then they go around and try to drop me. OK, go ahead but you realize that you just faded and I tried to help you, right?! Never makes sense to me. Someone helps you then you sprint around? Or you're in the pace line then you go around and take off on your own, then you fade and have to wait for the line to catch up again? I guess I just don't understand. Especially a GROUP ride. We're riding as a group, then a rider takes off, only to fade.

I guess I must be the rare guy. Give me a good partner and I don't need a group. Or don't even want a group ha ha! I just don't understand, guess people like to play with yo-yo's ha ha!.

But it was a good ride. I must say though, it's not a bad trail but there were a ton of people it seemed. Plus the trail seems narrow compared to SART. Heck, passing with some of the oncoming cyclist, felt like we were going to bump elbows ha ha!

Thursday Night Group Ride

 ...25 miles at 14.9 average speed. Started out fast to get the front guys then chilled and enjoyed the ride with the chicks. Well, nice steady pace with Sandra, Nadine, and another rider who I am not sure of his name. Then some side by side chatting with Tony along the way. Made a fun eve out of it!

Later at the Dog Haus, getting spoiled. Eyemage insisting on buying a sandwich for me. Oh man I can't, still have to go home and have dinner. So He agreed to just cut off a corner of his sandwich so I could taste it. Offered beer, served tater tots, other stuff ha ha! Really funny, few of the idiots on the forums hate me but here I am getting spoiled by a few forum members who actually know me and aren't insecure with themselves. Got ice cream coming as well next week ha ha! But hanging out at the Dog Haus after is pretty fun! I don't drink the beer offered so some other lucky soul gets to enjoy my beer, but thanks for buying it for me!

Had some laughs with Sandra and Nadine on the ride and after. Some pretty cool women and darn good riders. As I have said since I first started riding with this group, never seen so many strong women in one place. I actually think I had more fun today backing off the pace and mixing it up with
the peeps.







                   Tony, high school bud known him for 43 years and riding together since 1993

Eyemage, forum member riding together since 2009.

Ricky and his silly faces!

Beverly. New rider did half the course last week, this week, the full 25 for the first time. Nice! Typical case of getting on a bike and loving it. Riding and eating right, dropped 13 pounds last week. Ahh, the love of riding!

Tater Tot Thursday

Milton (Eyemage). I could say a lotta things about this guy but he views my blog from time to time so I better not ha ha!

Nadine, Sandra, and Tom The Man!

Nice smooth ride with Sandra tonight!

OK, one with the gator on to hide the fat face ha ha!

A pic from Sandra's cam

Just testing something for music videos. Music from a youtube video and not a CD as usual. I used a screen recorder to copy a video from youtube. I like this song but never seemed to find it on CD which I use from my collections to convert the CD file to MP3 allowing me to use it on my videos. But now I find I can record it from youtube, place it over a cycling clip, disable the pic from the music video, disable the sound from the cycling video, then use the sound from the music track over the muted cycling clip. Then use the wave editor sound editor to add an equalizer and some reverb to the copied video to make the sound decent. Do you know what I mean? Voila!!! Got a larger music selection now. :-P This music is from a youtube video and not my CD collection. Cool, are you happy for me ha ha ha!

I've seen some people do it and the music sounds bad so this is cool, I can add an equalizer etc to the sound with my editing programs, sounds decent.

Tuesday Night Sleeper Ride

10 easy mile at 12.1  Man, my legs have been burning over the last 3 rides or so. I could feel them burning so I thought it might be a good time for a really easy ride, real easy. I almost felt myself push a couple of times but backed off quickly knowing I needed a really easy spin to move the lactic acid.

So I did, took some discipline I would say to control oneself.  Eerily quiet this night. Only saw a couple of trucks vs the non stop flow I usually see in this area. But I was good with that. It was nice to get in a super cool easy ride.

                                 Clowning around giving myself a reason to go easy.

The hardest thing I did this evening was set the 10 second timer, shove off, turn around, get up to speed for a no hands pose ha ha! Really sucks this camera. Pics are decent but unlike my previous camera had timer setting choices of 10, 30, or 1 minute selections . This one is a PIA ha ha!

BTW, when I ride a longer or more difficult ride at night, like GMR, I wear these ankle bands. I wear one on Thursday night rides. But both on some rides.I noticed driving up the avenue that I could see the little tiny reflectors on the walking shoes of walkers etc. So I figured that I would give the ankle bands a try. I use the larger tri color bands. After 2 minutes, you don't even remember they are there. But the little shoe reflectors on the back of walking shoes is a real eye catcher so I knew these would really be noticeable. I think front and back lights are good for traffic approaching from behind or ahead. But I feel safer wearing these for traffic approaching from the side at intersections.

I think they really light up and with the motion of the pedal stroke, I feel good about it. Really funny that some people on cycling forums will argue that they don't help or make a difference at all, and they say they are not noticeable. OK, what!? So I have had a couple of riders on the night rides ask about the reflectors and said they notice them so there, ha ha ha!

You can see it on my right ankle. If I only wear one, it's on my right seeing that traffic usually approaches quicker from the right as we ride on the right side of the road. Other riders have said my lights are bright but look at the ankle band vs the light! And that is a still image, imagine it with motion!

Who says I can't sleep and ride my bike? Yes, sleeping pics were taken while sleeping, riding with no hands, and taking the pics he he he!

Practicing my handling skills. Standing no hands and holding my arms straight out the side and raising the camera above my head to take the pics. I did pretty good, I just might join a circus when this pandemic thing is over ha ha!

Ride with Gina, Always Impresses Me!

26 miles today at 16.3 average speed. Gina always impresses me. Doesn't ride for a year, rides a few times then takes off another few months. Rides a couple times then off the bike for a couple weeks but still comes back to do a decent ride. No thoughts of training or even riding the bike, she just jumps on and does well ha ha!

So I can't complain. Today was a warm but nice ride. Actually felt cool but sunny most of the way. The temps maxed out at 95 but average about 84 so that was good. Gina did really well till the last mile or so. She said she couldn't keep the speed but I think it was that little steep underpass and gradual grade after the golf course heading North. Gave her a couple of minutes to recover then she was back to our speed of 16-17 or so. I was trying to keep a 16 for her but did better so I'm happy!

At the end of the ride, ran into Dale. I thought it was him but didn't realize he had new truck plates on it so I just kind of had doubts. Then he saw me and called out BEANZ! So we had a chat, met Gina then we drove off. So the place where we park now is pretty cool! Sorry I didn't take the advice sooner, working out well and nice to see other riders before and after.

                                                                  Just getting started!

Almost done. Wore the mask the entire time but here it's like, too bad, I'm pulling it down so I can breath ha ha!

After the ride, doing laps around the lot ha ha!

Ready to go! A little hot but still good.

Wow, saw this chick coming up in a bikini. Haven't seen too many lately so figured I'd get one for my blog. But as soon as she walked up, opened her mouth and it was like, wow this chick would be great for a porn flick. What a dirty foul mouth she had, first words out we could here were pretty bad. So heck yeah man, perfect porn material ha ha!

I swear, her words were, "WHAT THE FUCK!!! AM I SUPPOSED TO STEP IN THAT SHIT?!". Yup, foul mouth for sure. I felt like saying, well porn chick, if you were smart enough to wear sandals, you wouldn't have to put your prissy little feet in that shit ha ha!

I really do find it funny, people come to the beach and expect pristine restrooms. This ain't Double Tree dummy! And people like you are the ones who make the mess, what do you expect? Ha ha ha!