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I sticker everything, have no idea why, and I change them up or I just take them all off...depends on the mood swings...who gives a **** what anyone thinks...if nobody says anything,or I don't get a reaction, I get disappointed...lol
I sticker everything, have no idea why, and I change them up or I just take them all off...depends on the mood swings...who gives a **** what anyone thinks...if nobody says anything,or I don't get a reaction, I get disappointed...lol
While not my thing I respect you for putting it out there and not giving a ****, unlike some who just like to blow smoke up your azz frontin'.
I had a sticker on the paint of my bike from late May thru December. It was right after the waco shooting. A buddy is a Bandido and he gave me a sticker that said "Don't shoot......it's just a sticker" in Bandido colors. I thought it was funny so I put it on. It came off without any damage but it was only on a few months.
I sticker everything, have no idea why, and I change them up or I just take them all off...depends on the mood swings...who gives a **** what anyone thinks...if nobody says anything,or I don't get a reaction, I get disappointed...lol
That's cool and all but, tell me how you feel about......HIPSTERS?!? LOL
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