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I just got done watching "Devil's Ride"...again, and I am seriously worried about my mental health. Why the H3LL am I still waching this ****? Granted, I'm into my third Vodka Collins, but that's no excuse! Sure, it's easy to say that I'm watching this crap for the bikes, but I just can't justify wasting an hour of my life every week just to catch a glimps of a bike now and then. I would be better off going to youtube for an hour. What is the sickness? What is the draw? Why, God, why!?! And you want to know the worst part...the absolute worst part...the part that saddens me more that y'all can understand? The worst part is that I will be watching next weeks show. I know I will and I will be ashamed! I'm thinkin about therapy...are there medications for this?
I've watched it a time or two ... thinking that a little T&A might show up ...sadly mistaken!
Maybe not.....thought those two pansy a@@ members from both of those pansy a@@ clubs were about to rip each other's shirts off while fighting, or should i say slapping, for the poor prospect's colors,lmao.
I've never seen any club with so many modded out bikes, expensive one's too. They all have day jobs! Sure as he77 aren't any 1%'s in either!
And that one moron speaking into the camera sayin' that they aren't the scruffy "old school" bikers with beer guts, that they are the modern cool sufer dude bikers that are hip with dorky baseball caps with the visor flipped upward.
I'd knock my kids upside the head if they came home looking like that!
I highly doubt that either club is real.......if they were, the "real" 1% clubs would run 'em out of the country and certainly out of the area. You know, the scruffy guys with beer guts,lmao.
one 1%er club that I know of flips the visors up on the caps some also trim them down and flip them up-------------------maybe you ought to take a ride and get some hat fashion tips
since you asked, first hell is spelled with an e not a 3. Second I'm not sure what a vodka collins is, but I am guessing there is more than a twist of lemon. Perhaps if you were to drink the vodka properly, or switch over to a decent bourbon or single malt--neat preferably, but if you must fufu it all up an ice cube would be OK, anyway I think better drink choices would lead to better television viewing choices.
since you asked, first hell is spelled with an e not a 3. Second I'm not sure what a vodka collins is, but I am guessing there is more than a twist of lemon. Perhaps if you were to drink the vodka properly, or switch over to a decent bourbon or single malt--neat preferably, but if you must fufu it all up an ice cube would be OK, anyway I think better drink choices would lead to better television viewing choices.
I've caught parts of two episodes in the last few weeks. I'm usually heading to bed between 9 and 10, so I've learned this show is great for helping me fall asleep.
since you asked, first hell is spelled with an e not a 3. Second I'm not sure what a vodka collins is, but I am guessing there is more than a twist of lemon. Perhaps if you were to drink the vodka properly, or switch over to a decent bourbon or single malt--neat preferably, but if you must fufu it all up an ice cube would be OK, anyway I think better drink choices would lead to better television viewing choices.
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