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Maybe you consider all of our military, police and firefighters dorks because they all have patches?
It was said earlier that you are a dork when you act like a dork. With that in mind I answer your question: Yes! when they parade around town off duty doing the "Civie" thing and sporting all/most ofthier garb. They're Dork'n, for sure.
I can understand being proud of where you work and all, but I dont see people walking around pushing a desk in front ofthem with a notebook computer, Palm pilot and printer on it! does this mean they arent, or shouldnt be proud of where they WORK? its a job people, not a lifestyle. Although most turn it into that!
I think this is a matter of perspective....
Being a former firefighter, I can tell you that while there are exceptions... Most firemen dont consider themselves as people who happen to work for the fire department. They ARE firemen.. its in their blood... their DNA... its who they are and they are proud of it!
And DAMN WELL THEY SHOULD BE!
I just read this whole thread, laughed my butt off at some of the comments, especially from the ones that think people with patches are Dorks,[sm=icon_rofl.gif]my Brothers and I have pretty much been in a lot of states that some of you live in, we have never had anybody walk up and tell us we look like dorks.[sm=icon_sneaky.gif]Gosh, I wonder why that is?but to tell the truth if one ever did, we would probably all break up laughing at him..[sm=happybounce.gif]
I just read this whole thread, laughed my butt off at some of the comments, especially from the ones that think people with patches are Dorks,[sm=icon_rofl.gif]my Brothers and I have pretty much been in a lot of states that some of you live in, we have never had anybody walk up and tell us we look like dorks.[sm=icon_sneaky.gif]Gosh, I wonder why that is?but to tell the truth if one ever did, we would probably all break up laughing at him..[sm=happybounce.gif]
Like I have said before,
Let them walk up to a Hells Angel and tell them their patches make them look like Dorks,
Send me a self addressed flat rate ebay box and Ill send you a dork branding ironyou can use on your forehead.
on topic, I have patchs but they are just laying around. I cant even get my wife to sew a patch on the hole in the *** of my jeans
But I guess if you got an *** as nice as mine whocares? Damned I cant seem to stay on topic these days for chit... What was I saying? Oh yeah I got a nice patch on my ***. no that wasnt it...
Oh yeah shriners rock they help little kids you dork.
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ORIGINAL: Terry1955
ORIGINAL: Comfortably Numb
No vest, no patches, never will. If I wanted to look like a dork I'd become a Shriner.
Wearing a patch does not make you a dork. Acting like a dork makes you a dork. I know many Shriner's. I would not call them dorks either.
P.S.
Send me a self addressed stamped envelope and I'll send you an HDForums.com Patch.
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1.
a stupid or ridiculous person; jerk; nerd.
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3. A stupid, inept, or foolish person
4. Vulgar Slang[/i] The *****. [font=arial,sans-serif]5. stupid person," 1967, originally U.S. student slang, probably from earlier meaning "*****" (1964), itself probably an alteration of [font=georgia]dick.
[color=#666666]6. a dull stupid fatuous person
quote]ORIGINAL: The Serpent
In response to the dork comments....if you look up the meaning you will see: Dork - is a term used to describe someone who has odd interests, and is often silly at times. A dork is also someone who can be themselves and not care what anyone thinks.
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