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yeah mike they are not good people, but its good to have them on your side sometimes.

I won't judge them. I don't have many friends, but the ones that I do have are like brothers closer than blood kin.

A real badass doesn't want some punk using his name to threaten people because he can't take care of his own problems.

A genuine badass would laugh it off, and tell the punk in no uncertain terms to never do that again, or he was going to be the focus of a prime example of badassery.

You forgot about the toy runs at Christmas

Anyways.... do you remember the movie “Easy Rider”?

Back then us pimply dweebs actually took that movie seriously, we all had the Captain America poster of Peter Fonda on our wall, that movie comes across as comedy now.

Dang Rog, I woulda thought when they get scared they call YOU 🙂

That's true. Knowing Roger would be my Ace in the Hole.

My alcoholic drug using biker brother/cousin married my actual brother’s former girlfriend, joined AA and NA, and got a job as a Teamster through his FiL. He’s still married and makes more money retired than I do working.

My alcoholic actual brother who almost got Article 15’d out of the Army for drinking and wrecked four cars in his day turned his life around in AA, found work in a rehab where he met and married the daughter of a millionaire 13 years his junior. He volunteers in the Patriot Guard, is still married and makes more money retired than I do working.

My fault; forget all that college/Peace Corps crap, I shoulda just become an alcoholic biker......

That’s been pretty much my experience with em too. I’ve been around outlaw bikers since the early 80’s. I’ve been friendly with individuals and bought and sold bike parts but they can certainly be jerks when the group dynamic takes over.

I never could figure out why a criminal organization would wear uniforms. Seemed stupid to me as a kid and it still does.

I guess I've lived a VERY sheltered life.

Got back jumped by a low life at the truck stop in Tok Alaska. Fourtanatly for me another trucker saw it and helped me. He gave that low life a good lesson in manners!!!

Well, the first time he called it kinda freaked me out, all those threats and how he belongs to a bike gang and has been to prison, and was such a bad MFer etc etc
so I was nice and tried to keep him from being angrier,
But the 2nd call I got pissed and told him " you just do whatever the fugg you think you gotta do" and hung up on him.
It was sort of worrisome and I stayed armed awhile but I guess I called his bluff because I never heard another word.

Why would anyone make threats if he really intended to actually do something? I'd much rather be able to sucker punch somebody I was really pizzed at without giving him any warning. If somebody's making those kinds of threats, he's probably bluffing.
Jerry

Same reason bikers wear uniforms most likely. If you’re really out to get somebody, keep quiet and hide in the bushes. If you want to be a criminal, don’t wear clothes that identify you as such.

it has nothing to do with me, and i know what they are , just about someone using them to make threats using them.i do know a few of them and most just like to go about their business.