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Date Posted: 07:00:39 03/08/01 Thu
In reply to:
Sky Doggie
's message, "Hey, Marc!" on 11:43:41 03/07/01 Wed
>>>Marc,
>>>good point, I myself am pretty small...I mean...if I
>>>didn't know you, and you walked up to me and spoke,
>>>I'd probably pee myself. You are a big guy, and the
>>>leather, and bike...big men just scare me. But I got
>>>to know you on the boards before we met, and you are
>a
>>>pussy cat. All the other big hairy, leather wearing,
>>>bike riding (giggle) men I met that day were also
>>>pussy cats. You guys have a heart of gold...your not
>>>big bad SOB's ripping through the town, your all a
>>>bunch of pussy cats. However, even knowing that, I
>>>still cringe when a big man walks in my direction,
>but
>>>I know if I were to get to know some of them I
>>>wouldn't feel that way.
>>>
>>>Now on to these kids killing people. I don't think
>>>SOME of the parents are to blame. One of the sets of
>>>parents from Columbine (the killers folks) They are
>>>just good people, they taught him right from wrong,
>>>even one of the girls parents (who this kid killed)
>>>said his folks were gold. I know things happen behind
>>>closed doors sometimes, but in some cases (not all) I
>>>think it really is the kid who needs all the blame.
>We
>>>are so fast to blame, but we hardly ever blame the
>>>guilty party. We always look for someone else to
>place
>>>blame on, they had a bad upbringing, they used drugs,
>>>they were abused....so what, I was abused when I was
>a
>>>child, raped, beat by father, and 2 husbands...my
>life
>>>was total shit, guess what...I didn't kill anyone.
>>>(although I could write a book on 101 ways to kill an
>>>ex without being caught) If I were to kill someone,
>>>they would pull all this stuff up from my past,
>things
>>>I try really hard not to think about anymore, and say
>>>that's the reason. I say bullshit. People with good
>>>upbringings do the same crimes. It's time to stop
>>>blaming good people for what thier stupid kids do. It
>>>would be wrong to say that good people don't turn
>bad,
>>>and that good people(what most would consider good
>>>anyway) don't kill, cause it's just not true. To say
>>>that only negleted kids act out is wrong aswell. My
>>>mom is a good mom, the best, but she didn't know what
>>>I was doing when I was out with my friends, she
>>>couldn't watch me 24-7, she trusted me, and in the
>>>Lord that everything would turn out ok. And that's
>>>just what those other folks did, they try their best
>>>to be good folks, but we all know what it's like to
>be
>>>a teen, you can hide damn near anything from your
>>>folks. Good at home, bully at school, picks on kids
>>>all the time, then the "good" kid who is being picked
>>>on snaps. Did his folks see it comming, hell no..he's
>>>the "good" one. Was this kid taught right from wrong,
>>>damn right...he's the "good" one...should his parents
>>>suffer...HELL NO!
>>>
>>>Just my 2 cents.
>>Thanks for your 2 cents Kim. But it's worth alot more
>>than that for sure!!!
>>As far as us riders portraying a tough image, ya part
>>of me wants people to think I'm a bad ass, but on the
>>other hand, we are trying to dispell the myth that if
>>you ride a bike and wear black leather that you're a
>>hell raising, bottle smashing, women grabbing, bunch
>>of hellians. Those are the 1%ers, meaning that 99% of
>>riders are decent people, it's the 1% that make that
>>their lifestyle. As for the black leather, it
>>actually serves a purpose, if you go down, heaven
>>forbid, it protects us against road rash.
>
>
>Tell me one thing: Why did/do your kind of bikers
>look down on and make fun of my kind of bikers--the
>offroad kind who wear helmets, denim, and Redwing
>boots to protect themselves? Maybe things have
>changed but back in the '70s we were the objects of
>dirty looks, unkind remarks, hoots and smirks, etc.
>It really hurt, maaaaaaaaaaan!!!
>:)
>
>
>
>>As far as your second paragraph about the men who
>>didn't treat you right, like you said, most of the
>>time I am a mild mannered person, but it's people like
>>that that push my buttons. My wife experienced
>>mistreatment also, sho would never let me meet her
>>dad, he's dead now, may he rot in hell, I know-I know
>>I should forgive, but it's allfull hard to. Nor will
>>she tell me the name of the male babysitter her and
>>her sister had, she knows what I'll do to them, can
>>you say anger mangement counciling?? How can these
>>sick people do this crap? I know this may not mean as
>>much coming from a man, but if there was any way I
>>could get ahold of these scum I'd probably break a
>>commandment or two. Forgive me for my strong
>>feelings, but I am human and these carbon based oxygen
>>wasting lumps of crap don't even come close. I tell
>>you what, my daughter is 12 now, she's starting to
>>develope into a woman, if any jerk even thinks of
>>looking at her crooked, all those teddy bear bikers
>>will show their 1%er side.
>>I'm sorry to rant, but I guess I feel some guilt just
>>being a man. And I know these scum will get theirs in
>>the end, but ..... well let's just leave it at that.
Hon,
You'll never hear me bashing anyone riding a bike. O.K., maybe the yuppies on BM'ers. lol Actually the only type of riders that annoy me is the ones with more money than sense. You know the ones that buy a flashy motorcycle just to "Be Seen".
Actually I LOVE off road riding, I prefer a quad-runner, but hey. As far as people riding other brands, up till Xmas of '98, I was one of them. I just think all of us riders need to stick together.
And those of you on 4 wheels, PLEASE, PLEASE watch out for my fellow riders, have lost too many bros from people who, "didn't see anything"
Remeber, keep the shiney side up!!
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