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Not hero worship, it's called courtesy + respect. And I merely extended the same courtesy + respect to her that was extended to me by her dad + brother Bill when I met them. They took time outta their busy schedules to jaw with me like we were lifelong drinkin buddies. Karen is of the same mold. BTW, she has an active role in motorcloths + accesories. But I agree, it what's wrong with this country. No, not hero worship.....lack of COURTESY + RESPECT!
Exhibit A
Originally Posted by CRocks;
"Honor + priviledge to ride with her."
Your words not mine...why was it a privilege? Because she has a famous name? Why was it a honor? Because she has a famous name? Your idea of honor and privilege are different then mine. She is only afforded this so called "honor + privilege" because she is related to someone. What has she done to deserve it besides folks like you putting her on a pedestal? Ill placed in my opinion.
rob: She is only a VP of Harley Davidson! She is the head executive in the motor cloths division and very successful. She earned her position by educational qualifications and job performance. She contributes to H-D's success on her abilities and not name.
You have a problem with successful females? Do they make you feel small and insignificant?
rob: She is only a VP of Harley Davidson! She is the head executive in the motor cloths division and very successful. She earned her position by educational qualifications and job performance. She contributes to H-D's success on her abilities and not name.
You have a problem with successful females? Do they make you feel small and insignificant?
She wouldn't be responsible for all of those "made in china" labels I see in those motor clothes, would she? Not much for me to honor there I'm afraid.
No he's not jealous, Rob wants to know why he puts his *** on the line ( by choice) and gets ****ups who want stand for the flag. That's it, no more no less. I for one thank him for his service.
I guess I missed the part where she failed to stand for the flag. More likely explanation for the sour grapes is someone forgot to take their Prozac today.
I guess I missed the part where she failed to stand for the flag. More likely explanation for the sour grapes is someone forgot to take their Prozac today.
I saw no mention of a flag in the OP's original post. This started out to be a cool story, then some jealous ******** had to change the subject and start in about not honoring the flag. If you want to start a post about honoring the flag , then by all means go for it.
Your words not mine...why was it a privilege? Because she has a famous name? Why was it a honor? Because she has a famous name? Your idea of honor and privilege are different then mine. She is only afforded this so called "honor + privilege" because she is related to someone. What has she done to deserve it besides folks like you putting her on a pedestal? Ill placed in my opinion.
I explained that, but you choose to remain oblivious to the concept! I simply extended the same courtesy + respect to her that her dad + brother extended to me when I met them. I truly appreciated Karen taking time outta her busy schedule to speak + ride with our ladies. No way was I gonna let anything happen to her under our watch. My ideas about "honor + privilege" are extremely well founded. It's truly LAUGHABLE you attempt to explain them to me!
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