Coolest motorcycle helmet ever
 

work safe, in spite of the URL

um.....

I dont get it...unless its a targeting icon...

then I get it

Did you ever play with Legos as a kid?

I'm confused.

The image is not showing up for you Capt and JW.

The image is showing up for Szcz.

Does that clear things up?

oh, its a lego thing?

no. no legos here...we was po (but proud). the only legos we had were the ones I stole from other kids. :evil:

this is what I see

Here's the image, for those that it's not showing up for.

ohhhhhhh....ok, now I get it.

hate to say I still wouldnt have gotten it without the lego reference.
my bad

Whew. Thought I had a problem with my brain-spot for a minute there.

Cool helmet.

an actual Lego reference image from Flickr

ok, gotta admit thats pretty funny/cool. my lil bro would love it.
thanks...

(sorry for being a wet-blanket)

I forgive you. ;)

I couldn't see it either but yeah that is pretty cool. Can you imagine seeing that coming down the road!

No longer confused. Thanks GD.

Ditto

OMG, Patrick Swaze's cancer has killed him and he's inhabited Kevy's body to communicate with us!

No one puts Baby in a corner

I am missing the reference. Somehow, I suspect I should be glad!

The movie Ghost. :)

Awesome helmet!

And I added to the confusion by referencing a different PS movie.

From Ghost, in case you were wondering what Patric has to do with it....

When his girlfriend would say she loved him, he'd just say "ditto". Only after he died and was being brought into the light he said "I love you, Molly"....

Oh, and nice helmet....

I'm an old geezer. When I played with legos they didn't have people.

Love the helmet.

Same here. Remember Weebles?

Weebles wobble but they don't fall down.

What do you love about a weeble?

Same here. We had to use our imagination to put kits together, they didn't come in pre-packaged sets with people and accesories. It's more of a puzzle instead of a toy that lets your imagination loose now......

Some of use had enough imagination to know that you were not required to build what the kit instructions demanded.

Yes, that is the era I grew up in too, but my son had a million Lego sets and they were a pain to put together. Darth Vader never stayed together in his little playset, it was a pain in the a$$ rebuilding him every time he fell apart.

How old are you? I'm 40 and when I was a kid, Legos definitely had people.Yes! And I remember the original egg-shaped ones, not the bizarre mutants they are today.