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That's why I stopped wearing underwear. I heard some of those Hells Angels guys wore them but I didn't care, I wore mine for years.
One night though I was pissing in this bus station and a Hells Angel's member walked up beside me at the urinal and started pissing. He looked over at me and saw my leopard print undies and right then and there he opened a can of whoopass. I missed my bus, pissed all over my Wrangler jeans, lost my favorite non skidmarked animal print underwear and I didn't even get a refund on the bus ticket!
Moral of the story: Thanks to him I now wear depends since I **** my pants everytime I think of wearing something someone might not like.
Last edited by PigInaBlanket; Oct 9, 2008 at 09:22 PM.
I rode naked to bike nite this evening. I figured if I didn't wear anything, no M/C would hassle me. Boy was I wrong! I got my a$$ kicked for being butt ugly! I just can't win...
I think we just have some nervous Nellies around here that like to over-think the whole M/C thing
oh yeah I still have all my teeth man
HA does have a copyright on their winged Deaths Head design (they decided to make money off of it) and the similarities with schumacher's new HD patch are really pretty vague along with dozens of other skull and skull with flames shooting out of various skull orifices etc. patches on the market
it would take a courtroom full of copyright attorneys to even attempt to resolve that issue, but I dont think he'll be loosing any teeth over it any time soon though
Would you really want to find out though, if it offended the 81's or HA's also known as the flyin' skulls? That is the question....
Tell me where the HA's make money off of their deathhead?
If you are a citizen you can wear something that will have 81 or red and white on it, but guaranteed you will not wear anything that says Hells Angels on it, as that is reserved for them and only them, period.
Paranoia is running a muck in here. Whats next??? You cant wear Black Leather, Denim or ride a Harley because MCs do it??? I dont see any resemblance and I would wear the **** out of it.
Well, maybe look at it this way. If you saw a picture in a magazine that almost exactly resembled your mother, including name and address, doing something very dispicable, wouldn't you take offense and do something about it?
M/C patches are very near and dear to the hearts of the club members.
So very true and spot on.
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Well, maybe look at it this way. If you saw a picture in a magazine that almost exactly resembled your mother, including name and address, doing something very dispicable, wouldn't you take offense and do something about it?
M/C patches are very near and dear to the hearts of the club members.
Originally Posted by MeanMorningJoe
So very true and spot on.
Yep so spot on except that the patch Schu is talking about doesn't exactly resemble the Hell's Angel death head, it doesn't include the Hells Angels name or a location and it isn't displaying anything dispicable.
On second thought this statement was way off target.
Let's tell him what he has won Johnny...
Absolutely nothing Bob!
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