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Reminds me of a situation with my Mother driving the old station wagon with my younger brother and three sister. On the road in California Traffic a guy cuts my mom off, My mom honks and the the guy sticks his hand out and flips her off, bearing in mind there are five kids in the old station wagon. So big as heck the light turns red and my mom pulls up to the passenger side of the car that cut my mom off. My mom signals the wife to roll her window down and then my my mom askes the wife to ask her husband if he could explain what that sign that her husband made with his fingers meant to my brothers and sisters.
I still laugh when I think about that and this poor guy getting his wazoo chew by his wife.
A fascinating choice. Someday I want to write a book about people's bumperstickers etc. with photos and the story about why they chose that one particular thing as what they wanted to communicate with the world.
I havent bothered to read past the first few threads. I assume most are negative but Im curious; why would you want people to think you are giving them the finger when they are looking at your motor?
I havent bothered to read past the first few threads. I assume most are negative but Im curious; why would you want people to think you are giving them the finger when they are looking at your motor?
I think a lot of it's just shock value. And when I ride it's an "escape" from the real World, and I'm basically thinking F.T.W. (the non-biking World), I want them all to leave me alone other than bikers, and I figured most bikers would "get that" and agree and most likely laugh. You can obviously see in this forum that a lot of guys don't. Whatever though.
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