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swomack found the answer......ride around with a gay guy on the back of your bike and the gloves will be the least of your worries.
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I was in the Smokies at a rest stop with the family and about 50 Harley's bikes rolled up each one had dudes front and back. They were wearing all kinds of gloves but I don't think it was the gloves that made 'em gay. Not something you want your kids around so we decided to **** behind a tree a couple miles down the road.
I hear you... up until hearing this I liked women... then it hit me... "I wear fingerless gloves, I must like dudes".
Damn!! And all this time I thought I was admiring motorcycles at bike nights but the whole time I was sub-consciously checking out the riders! I guess I'll spring it on the wife tonight. Is there another forum out there for us 'Fingerless Glove Wearers'?[&o]
I hear you... up until hearing this I liked women... then it hit me... "I wear fingerless gloves, I must like dudes".
Damn!! And all this time I thought I was admiring motorcycles at bike nights but the whole time I was sub-consciously checking out the riders! I guess I'll spring it on the wife tonight. Is there another forum out there for us 'Fingerless Glove Wearers'?[&o]
I tried a pair of those fingerless gloves all I could think about was what happens if I go down.I am too much a hands on person.Road Rash would not be fun on your fingers.
I got some nice ones from the stealership...........but when it rains on em ,..or i sweat in em,.....the black dye comes off on my skin,..and leaves the pattern of the gloves on my hand,.....talk about gay looking
Every time I buy a new set of gloves, I put them in the sink in warm water for a few minutes. Normally gets the extra dye and crap out of 'em. Uh oh, now I am suggesting tips for fabric care... it is true...
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