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You can get "beat up" for askin' a question like that!
Who really needs labels, JUST RIDE!
Because some people need to take a good look at themselves and identify what they truly are instead of what they have built themselves up to in their own minds.
Because some people need to take a good look at themselves and identify what they truly are instead of what they have built themselves up to in their own minds.
And certainly that can be intelligently diagnosed on an internet "chat forum"..
As Popeye often said, "I yam what I yam" and am content to be. Any effort to prove otherwise by you or anyone else will be futilely attempted. Just be, just live, and just RIDE! (More popcorn please, this may be a while)
"I yam what I yam" and am content to be. Just be, just live, and just RIDE! (More popcorn please, this may be a while)
Good reply and you know where you stand. Some don't. I would hope that this thread and ones like it will promote a sense of brotherhood and ownership for ones own life, actions and lack of. Will it? Maybe not, but if it makes riders think, even for a little while, maybe it did some good.
RUB- Rich Urban Biker
POSER- some one that loves there car more than there bike
BIKER- someone one that loves there bike more than there car
now these are just my opinions, and opinions are like azz holes
every body has one and they generley stink, according to someone else
Whatever you are, you are in spite of anything you ride. Seperate yourself from your motorcycle and look at yourself as a person. It's just like the Harley riders who cannot accept anyone who rides a Jap bike too. Who cares, ride what you want.
Those of you who feel the need to "label" people are sadly usually the very same ones who "need" a label to feel complete.
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