I used to go to the bike shop with my Dad when he needed to get parts for some bike project he was working on. Bike shops back then were where men hug out to shoot the shit and bench race. It was part of the male right of passage. Unlike today's males who's manhood seems to be judged by which cell phone he carries to check with his "life partner" if it is ok to he buy a new pair of designer sunglasses. Back in those days men where men. They worked hard, played harder. Nobody cried if the got hurt riding their bikes. They wore their scars like badges of honor.
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"Hi Honey, I'm hoooooome!" ;-)
Listen Crus, I with ya on this one. I GET it. I HEAR ya. And I DO agree. 100%.
So besides havin' a throng (or maybe I outta say "thong"?) of T & A shoved down yer throat everywhere ya look (wishful thinkin' for some, perhaps?) 'n not findin' a REAL man in the land o' plenty these days (present company excluded, of course), what's next? What does that say about society as a whole?
Well, it basically tells us that we're all DOOMED, that's what! :-)
Good to hear from you Hun....you have been missed *wink* - Crusty
And the best was a Rigid. They were hard to get. I did have an insider get me them til all got busted. Rigid bought a safe to keep them. And you are right cell phone my ass. Was in a bar a few years back and some dickhead I went to school with was ah talkin to some young lady and telling he how he was not like a RUB or Yuppy. This guy is the apittamie(sp) of the both. He was a wouldbe in school and still is. Now it's ok to be one of those, but tell it like it is. You ride a motorcycle. This guy never lived the life. He is NOT a manly man and never will be.
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