MC Patchholders
#31
08-19-2007, 06:35 PM
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#32
08-19-2007, 06:49 PM
RE: MC Patchholders
ORIGINAL: Urban Coyote
They act and speak like they would always be truthful, honest and a real family type person, but they are very irresponsible people who will drag you into their irresponsible life for the sake of the "brotherhood". "We're bikers, man! We're brothers, man!Nothing else matters, man!"
Yeah, whatever.
They act and speak like they would always be truthful, honest and a real family type person, but they are very irresponsible people who will drag you into their irresponsible life for the sake of the "brotherhood". "We're bikers, man! We're brothers, man!Nothing else matters, man!"
Yeah, whatever.
#33
08-19-2007, 07:05 PM
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RE: MC Patchholders
To each his own.I dont judge people by what they wear.I dont wear a patch nor do I want to but a old friend of mine was a 1%.He wasone of the coolest dudes you would ever meet hard working man and he would give the shirt off his back if you asked. You cant judge people for what they wear. You would miss out on meeting a lot of cool people. Not saying they are all like that but my buddy T-bone was (RIP).
#34
08-19-2007, 09:07 PM
RE: MC Patchholders
ORIGINAL: Phil
It seems to intrigue most riders in some form or another. Wonder why
Thanks, Alias. That's exactly what I meant.
It seems to intrigue most riders in some form or another. Wonder why
Thanks, Alias. That's exactly what I meant.
To me it's the pride, just as much as the brotherhood. I think the two go hand and hand. The club I ride with, all of us were brothers long before the club.
"When you eat the same mud and spill the same blood, your a brother."
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#37
08-20-2007, 12:14 AM
RE: MC Patchholders
ORIGINAL: Phil
For me, it's the brotherhood (it's like no other that I know of) and the acceptance of certain groups and individuals that made me gravitate toward a certain club. There's the "overall" focus of the club and what it's all about. The "work" of the club so to speak...
For me, it's the brotherhood (it's like no other that I know of) and the acceptance of certain groups and individuals that made me gravitate toward a certain club. There's the "overall" focus of the club and what it's all about. The "work" of the club so to speak...
#38
08-20-2007, 05:47 AM
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RE: MC Patchholders
ORIGINAL: DoubLeL
Must be me, but you already belong to THE biggest club around "HOG". The only other thing I could see is your local HOG chapter. Do you really need anything else?
ORIGINAL: Phil
For me, it's the brotherhood (it's like no other that I know of) and the acceptance of certain groups and individuals that made me gravitate toward a certain club. There's the "overall" focus of the club and what it's all about. The "work" of the club so to speak...
For me, it's the brotherhood (it's like no other that I know of) and the acceptance of certain groups and individuals that made me gravitate toward a certain club. There's the "overall" focus of the club and what it's all about. The "work" of the club so to speak...
#40
08-20-2007, 06:39 AM
RE: MC Patchholders
i was a probate for a few months. just had to put my family first. also i'm a leader not a follower, so i have a problem with people telling me what to do. other than that i think its great if you can devote the time and energy to a club, do it. i still ride with some of the club members and we're good friends so i didn't lose out.