Segway

Saw my first Segway today. A cop was riding it through the Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta. Angela actually pointed it out to me, she’s turning into such a good little geek wife. 🙂

Now that I’ve seen one up close, I can honestly say that my opinion hasn’t changed, it’s a neat toy, but I just don’t see trading in my car for one. Not when my bike cost $150 and does pretty much all the same things.

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