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I'm not going to explain why clubs treat that seriously but they do. I know it's a really dumb TV show and so does everyone else but they are essentially fake club colors and the wearer will be "asked nicely" to remove them.
Nicely? I bet you would "only" get one chance to take it off, after about half a blink, you'd be standing there shirtless. Standing, if you were lucky.
Y'all can go ahead and wear that SOA gear if you want, but don't come crying on here when you get jumped by those Black Label Society guys. Don't say you weren't warned.
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