"How I didn't get more seriously hurt I'll never know," said the 23-year-old Chambers of the incident last month when he fell off his 900cc bike outside his Essex home.
But note the wide sticker spread above: Spend more, and the TT gets more seriously sporting.
"I just kept telling her, 'Don't move, don't move,' " he said, not wanting her to get more seriously injured.
After Isis, I got more seriously into club culture and the major place that aided with that was the infamous Music Institute in Detroit.
"I think it's getting taken more seriously as sport now, which as athletes we want to see".
To keep yourself from getting injured more seriously than the regular scrapes and bruises that are the skaters calling card, you can learn a few little tricks to keep yourself safe.
I argued in The Guardian last Autumn that as soon as flexible working is seen as a people issue and a way of recruiting and retaining the best talent, it will start to get taken more seriously.
If he had raised more money during his DNC tenure he'd get taken more seriously and have more powerful friends lobbying for him (the DNC, surprisingly, raised less money than the Republicans' committee, even as the Democrats were racking up wins), but even so, this is a curious fate for the man who presided over his party's comeback.(Photo credit: AFP).
For mass protests, such as those that have been happening recently, phone calls are a better way of contacting lawmakers, not because they get taken more seriously but because they take up more time — thereby occupying staff, obstructing business as usual, and attracting media attention.
Perhaps women's issues will get reflected more seriously, but unless media become inclusive in a much more real way, the chances of any real change may be slim.
